c) Listen to the audio again and answer the following detailed questions. 1. Why are today’s teenagers often called “Generation We”? Because they often care about others. Because they don’t like digital media. 2. How old is Kim? 3. What is important to Kim? That she should earn a lot of money one day. That everyone gets the same chances. 4. What does Kim do? She fights for classmates who are bullied. She bullies her classmates. 5. Which job does Kim want to have later? 6. Where does Kim inform herself? 7. What does Nick think about mobile phones? They should be used all the time. He is not sure about mobile phones. 8. What does Nick want to do one day? Pronunciation: Sounding more or less confident a) Nick and Kim sound different: Kim sounds confident. She sounds as if she knew what she is talking about. Nick, on the other hand, sounds unsure. He obviously does not know what he is talking about. Listen to the audio again and pay attention to the way Kim and Nick speak. b) Make sentences with the phrases in the green boxes below. First, try to sound unsure. Then practise saying the sentences in a confident way. 1.26 qi6d2g 8 1.26 qi6d2g work in teams help each other everybody has the same chances in life nobody should be bullied find information on the internet have your own YouTube channel stay in touch with friends online talk to people face to face travel and work around the world Word bank Words and phrases that can show that you are unsure and not confident: actually • hopefully • just • like • probably • sorry • whatever I mean … • This is just my opinion … W Pronunciation Sounding unsure You sound unsure and not confident if you say normal sentences like questions, e.g. “I think skateboarding is cooler than cycling …?” P I mean, for me it’s actually important to work in teams. But this is just my opinion … c) Work together with a partner. Tell each other your sentences. Guess if they sound confident or unsure. 77 9 seventy-seven Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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