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100			_aPenrod, Glen Alan.
245			_aTouchy Situations: _bA Conversation Text for ESL Students / _cGlen Alan Penrod.
250			_a4th ed.
260			_aMcHenry, IL: _bDelta Publishing; _c2002.
300			_a131 p. : _bill. ; _c28 cm.
505			_a"Touchy Situations is an activity-based English conversation text designed to give students a fun way to learn and practice speaking skills. It provides the context and tools for discussion, along with a variety of interesting topics and stimulating activities. Its easy-to-use self-contained lessons are appreciated by students and teachers alike. With Touchy Situations, students can incorporate linguistic and interpersonal skills in a communicative context. Lesson formats include information-gap, role play, group discussion and interactive activities. Topics range from business encounters to personal relationships. This Teachers-friendly text provides a great way to get, and keep, students talking.
505			_aEach unit features the following:
505			_a• Warm Up: Preliminary questions to help students focus on the topic of conversation and to prepare them for the upcoming discussion or activity
505			_a• Conversation Strategies: Functional phrases which can be used in the context of the speaking exercise, along with relevant grammatical explanations
505			_a• Vocabulary
505			_a• Twenty to thirty new words incorporated directly into the lesson
505			_a• Situation
505			_a• A dilemma or problem to be solved through discussion, along with objectives and parameters to keep students on task
505			_aFollow Up: Related questions for further discussion and review" (Book Cover).
505			_aCONTENTS:
505			_aIntroduction and Tips for the Teachers
505			_aChapter 1: Breaking The Ice _tInformation Gap _tIntroduction _tKeeping a Conversation Going
505			_aChapter 2: Volcanic Eruption _tSmall Group Discussion _tExpressing and Supporting Opinions _tMaking Suggestions _tExpressing Different Points of View
505			_aChapter 3: Best Friends _tFace-to-face Role Play _tConversation Starters _tResponding _tGiving Advice
505			_aChapter 4: Financing the Twins _tDiscussion and Presentations _tDiscussing options _tOrganizing Discussions _tPresentations Strategies
505			_aChapter 5: What's My Crime? _tInformation Gap _tCrime Vocabulary _tYes/No Questions and Answers _tWord Forms
505			_aChapter 6: Lost in an Underground Cave _tSmall Groups Discussion _tRelative Clauses _tModals, Comparatives
505			_aChapter 7: Just Say No _tFace-to-face Role Play _tExtending, Accepting and Refusing Invitations _tMaking Small Talk _tGetting to the Point
505			_aChapter 8: Getting the Word Out _tDiscussion and Presentation _tTopic and Support _tDescribing Product Features _tPassive Constructions
505			_aChapter 9: Make Me a Match _tInformation Gap _tSales Approaches _tAdding Details _tDescribing People
505			_aChapter 10: Parental Punishment _tSmall Group Discussion _tCause and Effect Statements _tGiving Reasons, Obligation _tGiving and Receiving Feedback
505			_aChapter 11: _tIt's Your Choice _tFace-to-Face Interaction _tPresent and Future Conditionals
505			_aChapter 12: Getting Down to Business _tDiscussion and Presentation _tAnalyzing a Situation _tMaking Recommendations
505			_aChapter 13: Foreign Investment _tInformation Gap _tMaking Offers _tNegotiation
505			_aChapter 14: Stranded in the Jungle _tSmall Group Discussion _tDividing up Responsibilities, Making Assignments
505			_aChapter 15: Battle of the Sexes _tFace-to-Face Interaction _tClarifying, Paraphrasing _tShowing Disbelief
505			_aChapter 16: Budget Cuts _tDiscussion and Presentation _tFormal Discussion Skills _tMaking Proposals
505			_aChapter 17: Your Dream Home _tInformation Gap _tSales Vocabulary and Phrases _tBargaining
505			_aChapter 18: Political Refugees _tSmall Group Discussion _tGeneral Review of Conversation Strategies
505			_aChapter 19: Wishful Thinking _tFace to Face Interaction _tPast Conditionals _tPast Modals
505			_aChapter 20: Present Your Case _tDiscussion and Presentation
505			_aFinal Presentation
520	3		_a"Touchy Situations is an activity-based English conversation text designed to give students a fun way to learn and practice speaking skills. It provides the context and tools for discussion, along with a variety of interesting topics and stimulating activities. Its easy-to-use self-contained lessons are appreciated by students and teachers alike. With Touchy Situations, students can incorporate linguistic and interpersonal skills in a communicative context. Lesson formats include information-gap, role play, group discussion and interactive activities. Topics range from business encounters to personal relationships. This Teachers-friendly text provides a great way to get, and keep, students talking. Each unit features the following: • Warm Up: Preliminary questions to help students focus on the topic of conversation and to prepare them for the upcoming discussion or activity • Conversation Strategies: Functional phrases which can be used in the context of the speaking exercise, along with relevant grammatical explanations • Vocabulary • Twenty to thirty new words incorporated directly into the lesson • Situation • A dilemma or problem to be solved through discussion, along with objectives and parameters to keep students on task Follow Up: Related questions for further discussion and review" (Book Cover).
520	2		_aContents: Introduction and Tips for the Teachers Chapter 1: Breaking The Ice Information Gap Introduction Keeping a Conversation Going Chapter 2: Volcanic Eruption Small Group Discussion Expressing and Supporting Opinions Making Suggestions Expressing Different Points of View Chapter 3: Best Friends Face-to-face Role Play Conversation Starters Responding Giving Advice Chapter 4: Financing the Twins Discussion and Presentations Discussing options Organizing Discussions Presentations Strategies Chapter 5: What's My Crime? Information Gap Crime Vocabulary Yes/No Questions and Answers Word Forms Chapter 6: Lost in an Underground Cave Small Groups Discussion Relative Clauses Modals, Comparatives Chapter 7: Just Say No Face-to-face Role Play Extending, Accepting and Refusing Invitations Making Small Talk Getting to the Point Chapter 8: Getting the Word Out Discussion and Presentation Topic and Support Describing Product Features Passive Constructions Chapter 9: Make Me a Match Information Gap Sales Approaches Adding Details Describing People Chapter 10: Parental Punishment Small Group Discussion Cause and Effect Statements Giving Reasons, Obligation Giving and Receiving Feedback Chapter 11: It's Your Choice Face-to-Face Interaction Present and Future Conditionals Chapter 12: Getting Down to Business Discussion and Presentation Analyzing a Situation Making Recommendations Chapter 13: Foreign Investment Information Gap Making Offers Negotiation Chapter 14: Stranded in the Jungle Small Group Discussion Dividing up Responsibilities, Making Assignments Chapter 15: Battle of the Sexes Face-to-Face Interaction Clarifying, Paraphrasing Showing Disbelief Chapter 16: Budget Cuts: Discussion and Presentation Formal Discussion Skills Making Proposals Chapter 17: Your Dream Home Information Gap Sales Vocabulary and Phrases Bargaining Chapter 18: Political Refugees Small Group Discussion General Review of Conversation Strategies Chapter 19: Wishful Thinking Face to Face Interaction Past Conditionals Past Modals Chapter 20: Present Your Case Discussion and Presentation Final Presentation
650			_aEnglish language _vStudying and teaching _xForeign speakers.
650			_aEnglish language _vConversation and phrase books.
650			_aEnglish language _vTextbooks for foreign speakers.
650			_aEnglish language _vProblems and exercises.
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