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Für Reacting to Prompts brauchst du einen Übungspartner. Auf zwei Rollen-karten sind Stichpunkte vorgegeben, mithilfe derer ihr ein Ge spräch entwi-ckeln sollt. Das Training zielt vor allem darauf ab, dass du deine Sätze anhand der unvollständigen Stichpunkte grammatikalisch korrekt formulierst und dabei den Gesprächszusammenhang erfasst. Wenn du das Gespräch mit deinem Partner durchgespielt hast, bietet es sich an, die Rollen für einen zweiten Durchlauf zu tauschen.

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Beim Formulieren deiner Sätze solltest du darauf achten, dass diese zum einen grammatikalisch richtig sind und zum anderen in den Zusammenhang des Gesprächs passen. Achte auch auf die richtige Aussprache und Betonung der Wörter.

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� Let’s go camping.

Richard and Julian are talking about going on a camping trip in their holidays. Formulate their dialogue. When you have fi nished, swap roles.

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– want – go camping – holidays?

– brochure – camping grounds – Sherwood Forest.

– not too expensive. – train.

– warm clothes – tent – cooking pots.

– go shopping today – buy –

– go – half an hour.

– good idea! Where – go?

– costs? – get there?

OK. – equipment – need?

– not have – good shoes.

– also – buy – sleeping bags.

OK.

� If I had a million dollars, …

Dominic and Ashlee are talking about what they would do with a million dollars. Formulate their dialogue. When you have fi nished, swap roles.

Dominic Ashlee

What – do – one million dollars?

First – great party – all my friends.

– travel – countries – always wanted – see. – you?

– city or – countryside?

– typical – girl. – prefer – city fl at.

Where – ?

What else – with the money?

What – donate – to?

– need – money urgently.

Of course! – donate – to children – third world.

– also possible.

Good idea.

– fantastic! – not know what to do fi rst. – you?

Good idea. – after that?

– build – dream house.

– countryside. – have two horses.

I – travel, too.

– New York – shopping and sightseeing tour.

– donate a big part –

– local animal home.

– you also donate a part – ?

– could also – sponsorship (= Patenschaft).

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� Dinner with friends

Howard and Fiona are planning a dinner for some of their friends. Formulate their dialogue. When you have fi nished, swap roles.

Howard Fiona

Next weekend – friends – dinner.

What about – Mexican evening?

– paella or tortilla?

Great – like it.

– tapa shells – mincemeat (= Hackfl eisch) – cheese.

What – drink?

– also – soft drinks.

– Friday afternoon.

– think about – food.

– good idea. – some typical – food.

– tapas better. – fi ngerfood – handier.

What – need?

– olives, peppers – sweet corn.

– Spanish wine.

– time – go shopping?

Good – time to prepare everything.

� Buying a moped

Alex wants to get a driving licence for a moped. He’s talking to his dad about it. Formulate their dialogue. When you have fi nished, swap roles.

Alex Dad

– my 16th birthday next month – have already talked about – moped – present.

What – I need?

Maybe – used one?

– Internet. – websites for motorbikes.

– and – license plate (= Kennzeichen), too.

– in town. – near – train station.

OK – right now.

Sure! See – later.

– need – because mom and I – no time – drive – everywhere.

First – scooter. – not too expensive.

– good idea. Where – fi nd – ?

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� How to save energy

Kim has to write an essay about how to save energy. She’s talking to her mom about it. Formulate their dialogue. When you have fi nished, swap roles.

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– write – essay – next English lesson.

– about how – save energy.

– switch off – lights – not in the room.

– energy-saving lamps.

– not take – bath too often.

– take a shower.

– lots of ways – protect the environment.

– enough ideas – essay –

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– interesting – any ideas?

– important – turn off the tap – brushing your teeth.

– not forget – close the windows – heating – on.

– hard for me – love warm water.

– true. – not so expensive.

– easy to do – daily life.

– interesting. – read it when – ready?

� Can you tell me the way ...?

Brandon’s hometown is Beverly Hills, a suburb of L. A. One day as he’s taking a walk through the Franklyn Canyon Park, a German tourist comes up to him and asks for help. Formulate their dialogue. When you have fi nished, swap roles.

Tourist Brandon

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– looking for – Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

Wait, – write it down.

– know – museum – near the farmer’s market?

– recommend – museum?

Thank – help.

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– not far – explain – get there.

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Richard Julian

Do you want to go camping in our holidays?

I found a brochure with different camping grounds in Sherwood Forest.

It’s not too expensive. We could go by train.

We need warm clothes, a tent and some cooking pots.

We can go shopping today and buy some.

Let’s go in half an hour.

Oh, that’s a good idea! Where could we go?

What about the costs? And how do we get there?

OK. What equipment do we need?

Oh no, I don’t have good shoes.

Alright. We also have to buy warm sleeping bags.

OK.

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Dominic Ashlee

What would you do if you won one million dollars?

First I would have a great party with all my friends.

I’d travel to all the countries I’ve always wanted to see. And you?

In the city or in the countryside?

That’s typical for a girl. I’d prefer a big city fl at.

Where would you travel to?

What else would you do with the money?

What would you donate the money to?

Yes, they would need the money urgently.

Of course! I’d donate it to children in the third world.

Yes, that’s also possible.

Good idea.

That would be fantastic! I wouldn’t know what to do fi rst. How about you?

Good idea. And after that?

I’d build my dream house.

In the countryside. And I’d have two horses.

I’d travel, too.

To New York for a shopping and sightseeing tour.

I’d donate a big part of it.

To the local animal home.

Would you also donate a part of it?

You could also do a sponsorship.

Hey, what about buying a new lottery ticket?

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Howard Fiona

Next weekend our friends are coming for dinner.

What about having a Mexican evening?

What about paella or tortilla?

Great, I like it.

We need the tapa shells, some mincemeat, and cheese.

What will we drink?

We also need some soft drinks.

On Friday afternoon.

Yes, we still have to think about the food.

That’s a good idea. We could prepare some typical Mexican food.

I’d like tapas better. That’s fi ngerfood and handier.

What do we need?

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I’d prefer some Spanish wine.

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Alex Dad

It’s my 16th birthday next month and we have already talked about a moped as a present.

What do I need?

Maybe we could buy a used one?

On the Internet. There are special websites for motor-bikes.

Yes, and a license plate, too.

There’s one in town. It’s near the train station.

OK, I’ll do it right now.

Sure! See you later.

Yes, that’s right. You’ll need it because mom and I don’t have the time to drive you everywhere.

First of all a scooter. It mustn’t be too expensive.

That’s a good idea. Where can we fi nd one?

OK. And you also need a helmet.

Right. Have you already found the address of a good driving school?

You have to phone and register there.

Don’t forget to ask for the prices.

Bye.

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Kim Mum

I have to write an essay for my next English lesson.

It’s about how to save energy.

You have to switch off the lights when you’re not in the room.

And you can use energy-saving lamps.

You shouldn’t take a bath too often.

Then you can take a shower.

There are lots of ways to protect the environment.

I think I have enough ideas for my essay now.

Sure.

What’s the topic?

That’s an interesting topic. Have you got any ideas?

And it’s important to turn off the tap while you’re brus-hing your teeth.

Right. And don’t forget to close the windows when the heating is on.

That’s hard for me – I love warm water.

That’s true. And it’s not so expensive.

And they’re easy to do in daily life.

That was interesting. Can I read it when it’s ready?

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I’m looking for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

Wait, let me write it down.

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Would you recommend the museum?

Thank you for your help.

Sure, what can I do for you?

Oh, it’s not far from here. I’ll explain how to get there.

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