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Speaking Challenges

Do public figures owe us their honesty?

A longer speaking challenge on fame, privacy and what the public is actually owed. Ends with a ranking and a defended decision.

C145 min15,00 zł

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  • A short prompt or dilemma to react to.
  • Useful language for the discussion.
  • A speaking task with a clear decision to reach.
  • A teacher version with guidance for running the discussion.

Expressions this material teaches

in the public eye
constantly watched and talked about by the public
tabloid
a newspaper or site focused on gossip rather than news
cancel someone
to publicly withdraw support from a person because of something they did

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