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6/27 Voicemail HW page 1

Level 2 ESOL

Voicemail #1

Call Mark and record your message before 8 pm on Sunday, June 29.

 

1. Write:  Fill in the blanks with information about yourself.

1. What is your first name? ____________________________________
2. What is your last name? ____________________________________
3. Where are you from? _______________________________________
4. Where do you live now? _____________________________________
5. What language do you speak? _________________________________

 

1. Ask your partner questions.  Write down their answers.
   1. What is your first name?  How do you spell that?

_________________________________________________________________

1. What is your last name?  How do you spell that?

_________________________________________________________________

1. Where are you from?  How do you spell that?

_________________________________________________________________

1. Where do you live?  How do you spell that?

_________________________________________________________________

1. What language do you speak?  How do you spell that?

_________________________________________________________________

 

1. Listen to your partner’s answers.
   1. If you can’t understand, you can say, “Can you say that again, please?”  or “Can you please repeat that?” or “Can you speak more slowly?”
   2. Your partner can help you understand by saying, “B as in boy” or “V as in violin.”

 

1. Switch! (=Change)  Now your partner will ask you the same questions and you will answer and they will write.

 

1. Practice your voicemail.  Pretend you are leaving a message.  Your partner will listen to you and give you feedback.  Switch!  Listen to your partner practice their voicemail.  Give them feedback.  

Examples of feedback:  

• Good job!  That sounds great!    

• That’s not correct.  My language is Vietnamese, not Vietnam.  

• Your pronunciation is not correct.  My name is pronounced “Wee” not “Kwee.”