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This is a speaking task , so there is no single written answer. Below is a model talk you can adapt, plus the sentence-starters the book gives.
I. Work in pairs. Think of an object, song, or a place that is memorable for you. Take turns to speak about it using the prompts (introduce it, describe with sensory details, narrate the memory, explain its impact, summarise why it still matters).
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I. Work in pairs. Think of an object, song, or a place that is memorable for you. Take turns to speak about it using the prompts given below.
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How to answer:
Pick ONE thing. Cover all five prompts in order. Use sensory words (smell, sound, sight) and speak in full sentences.
Model talk (about a place):
During my childhood, my favourite place was my grandmother’s village house. It had a small courtyard that smelt of wet earth after rain, a creaky wooden swing, and the warm smell of fresh rotis from the kitchen. I remember sitting on that swing every evening while my grandmother told me stories. That place taught me to slow down and value family time. Even now, whenever I smell rain on dry soil, I am taken straight back to that courtyard, and that is why the memory stays so meaningful to me.
