#efpi3rded-1a

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Chris Fry demonstrating an interview question from exercise 1 EFPI3rded-1A

Here's the first recording I made yesterday on the first day of class.

Later I used Audacity to convert it to an mp3 file. 

I was answering the question, "Where are you from?"

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Chris Fry explaining the grammar EFPI3rded-1A page 126

Here is my second recording on the first day of the course. I was explaining the grammar for 1A on page 126 of English File Pre-intermediate 3rd edition. My instructions to my students were, "Open your book and listen if you want to hear my explanation again."

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Chris Fry demonstrating looking - looking away -saying page 127 1A b EFPI3rded-1A

In class I demonstrated a technique to help my students get more fluent when speaking. This idea can be used in class or at home, or anywhere.

You need some sentences in English like the ones in the Grammar Bank exercise b for 1A on page 127 of our student's book. If the sentences are very long it gets more difficult, but you can do half a sentence at a time.

Look, Look away, Say:

First you look at the sentence, then you look in another direction, then you say the sentence. Then you do the next sentence. Of course you use your mobile phone to record yourself.

[portfolioofmyspokenenglish]

Chris Fry demonstrating an interview question from exercise 1 EFPI3rded-1A

Here's the first recording I made yesterday on the first day of class.

Later I used Audacity to convert it to an mp3 file. 

I was answering the question, "Where are you from?"

[portfolioofmyspokenenglish]

Chris Fry explaining the grammar EFPI3rded-1A page 126

Here is my second recording on the first day of the course. I was explaining the grammar for 1A on page 126 of English File Pre-intermediate 3rd edition. My instructions to my students were, "Open your book and listen if you want to hear my explanation again."

[portfolioofmyspokenenglish]

Chris Fry demonstrating looking - looking away -saying page 127 1A b EFPI3rded-1A

In class I demonstrated a technique to help my students get more fluent when speaking. This idea can be used in class or at home, or anywhere.

You need some sentences in English like the ones in the Grammar Bank exercise b for 1A on page 127 of our student's book. If the sentences are very long it gets more difficult, but you can do half a sentence at a time.

Look, Look away, Say:

First you look at the sentence, then you look in another direction, then you say the sentence. Then you do the next sentence. Of course you use your mobile phone to record yourself.

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Chris Fry demonstrating an interview question from exercise 1 EFPI3rded-1A

Here's the first recording I made yesterday on the first day of class.

Later I used Audacity to convert it to an mp3 file. 

I was answering the question, "Where are you from?"

[myeflrecordings]

Chris Fry explaining the grammar EFPI3rded-1A page 126

Here is my second recording on the first day of the course. I was explaining the grammar for 1A on page 126 of English File Pre-intermediate 3rd edition. My instructions to my students were, "Open your book and listen if you want to hear my explanation again."