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TKT Module 1 Revision: Productive skills

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Productive skills

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There are two productive skills.
What are they?

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What is the difference between transaction and interaction?
Give an example of each type.
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Writing is
   decontextualised
   planned
   permanent
   static
   conservative
   formal.
What is speaking?
Explain what you mean.
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The TKT test doesn't know the difference between style and register but you do.
What is it?
Give examples.
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What is meant by style can affect pronunciation?
Give an example.
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What is meant by style can affect grammar?
Give an example.
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What is meant by style can affect lexis?
Give an example.
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What is meant by register can affect grammar?
Give an example.
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What is meant by register can affect lexis?
Give an example.
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What is meant by awareness of audience?
Give an example.
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What is meant by speaking is dynamic?
Give an example.
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That's the end.

How did you do?
If you are not happy that you can answer all these questions, go back to the course and do the productive skills section again.

Now you can go on.  Select the revision section you want to do from this menu.

the Module 1 revision index grammar lexis
phonology functions receptive skills
productive skills motivation exposure to language and focus on form
the role of error differences between L1 and L2 learning learner characteristics
learner needs presentation techniques and introductory activities types of activities and tasks
assessment types and tasks