Scanning 1 - You look for your friend’s email address in the address book of your computer., Reading for detail 1 - You read a letter from a long-lost friend, telling you all about her life these days., Reading for detail - You’re following a secret recipe for an amazing apple cake which is rather complicated, but hopefully worth the effort., Scanning - After dinner, the family passes round a box of assorted chocolates with a description of each variety on the lid. You’re looking for a dark and nutty one., Extensive reading 1 - You spend a cosy afternoon on the sofa at home with your favourite magazine., Skimming 1 - You’re browsing the UK tourist website for the place where you’ll be studying English for a month this summer, wondering how much you’ll enjoy the city., Skimming - Your friend has written an article for the local newspaper and has asked you to read it and think of a good title for it – in the next 3 minutes!, Listening for specific information 1 - It’s World Cup final day, but you have to finish your thesis. The TV is on behind you and you turn around every time you hear ‘Goal!’ so you can at least watch the action replay., Listening for detail - You’re driving your sister to her friend’s house in an unfamiliar part of town for a party. She’s lost the map her friend gave her, so you ask her to call for directions from your mobile phone as you turn off the motorway., Extensive listening 1 - You rent a movie on DVD and choose to watch in the original English without subtitles., Listening for gist - Your son tells you all about his day while you’re chopping vegetables. When he finishes, you say: ‘It sounds like you had a good day at school then. And I’m glad you had fun this afternoon, too.’, Intensive listening - In class, the teacher plays a song. You have to clap your hands every time you hear the sound /b/. Other students clap when they hear /v/ or /f/., Listening for mood / infer attitude - The message on your answer phone is from your boss, telling you he’s leaving the company unexpectedly. You need to know how to react to him when you see him the next day – whether to congratulate or commiserate., Listening for specific information - You’ve checked in and you’re waiting in the airport lounge for your flight, number TKT723, to be called. Several announcements have been made already., Read for mood / infer attitude - You receive an email from an old friend who you haven’t heard from in a long time. She gives a few details of her recent life, but you want to know if she is feeling happy at the moment., Intensive reading - You have to teach phrasal verbs based on the verb hang to your class. You’re not sure about all the meanings so you look up hang in the dictionary and find lots of example sentences., Extensive reading - You’re visiting a museum and find some parts fascinating, others fairly dull. How do you read the various fact cards on the exhibits?, Extensive listening - You listen to some pop music on the 50-minute commute to school, just staring out of the window, enjoying the tunes and the lyrics.,

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