,Speaking Project (script)
Title: Living on another planet
UDES English: 8
Empower B1+
Students’ names: __________________________
Use this script to organize the sections and topics of your presentation.
Write what you are going to say in each section of the presentation.
Be sure to follow the structures and recommendations listed below.
Be sure to use simple language. The use of complex vocabulary or
grammar structures we have NOT learned during the semester are not
necessary. Rely on the content you have learned and what is most
comfortable for you to express.
You do not have to produce long and heavy descriptions.
Be coherent and concise.
Make careful use of dictionary tools ([Link]).
INTRODUCTION
Greeting
Say hello using a common expression.
Make groups of three. Introduce
yourselves and your activity
Mention what you are going to talk
about in the presentation and the
planet that you chose clearly, in simple
terms. Make sure everyone in the
group gets to talk an equal time.
CONTENT
Introduction
1. Greet your classmates and the
teacher before starting.
2. Give some general ideas related
to your planet.
Body
3. Explain If we had to live on
another planet, which one could
it be and why
4. Use modals like "might," "could,"
and "must" to speculate about
life on that planet. Example:
Living on Mars could be
challenging due to its harsh
climate.
5. Use quantifiers to describe the
planet's environment. Example:
There are a lot of resources on
Mars, but there is no water.
6. Describe how your career would
be important on this new planet.
Example: As an engineer, I
would be responsible for
building sustainable habitats
7. Describe processes in passive
voice. Example: The habitats
will be constructed using local
materials.
8. Include statements from experts
using reported speech.
Example: Scientists said that the
water extraction process must
be carefully monitored.
9. Use quantifiers to detail more
aspects. Example: Some
resources on Mars are limited,
so we would need to manage
them carefully.
Conclusion
10. Summarize the main points
discussed in the presentation.
11. Invite the audience to ask
questions. Example: If you have
any questions about living on
Mars, feel free to ask!
ENDING
Farewell
12. Thank the audience for their
time and say goodbye
appropriately.