A factual talk is a type of presentation or discussion that provides information about a specific topic, often based on facts, data, and evidence. The goal is to inform or educate the audience about a subject, without expressing personal opinions or biases. *Characteristics of a factual talk:* - Presents information in a neutral tone - Focuses on verifiable facts and data - Often includes statistics, research findings, or expert opinions - Avoids emotional appeals or persuasive language - May include examples, illustrations, or anecdotes to support the information *Examples of factual talks:* - A presentation about the benefits of meditation, citing scientific studies - A lecture on the history of a particular country or culture - A report on the impact of climate change, referencing data and research - A product demonstration, highlighting features and specifications *Purpose of a factual talk:* - To educate or inform the audience about a topic - To raise awareness about an issue or t...
Verbs with adverbs and prepositions at a B2 level include phrasal verbs (e.g., put up with, break in) and dependent prepositional verbs (e.g., apologize for, agree with, depend on). Phrasal verbs combine a verb with an adverb, a preposition, or both, often creating a new meaning, while dependent prepositions are fixed combinations that are always followed by a specific preposition. Phrasal verbs * verb + adverb: throw away * verb + preposition: ask for * verb + adverb + preposition: put up with Dependent prepositional verbs: * Verb + for: * apologize for something. Example: "He apologized for being late". * depend on something. Example: "It depends on the weather". * wait for. Example: "They are waiting for the bus". * Verb + at: * arrive at a specific place. Example: "They are arriving at the airport". * good at something. Example: "She is good at singing". * Verb + in: * partic...