ProSpeaking practice
Finding a New Home for a Family Piano
Your uncle Martin is moving from a large house to a small cottage in Kelpstone, on British Columbia’s coast, in four weeks. His new home has no room for the piano he inherited from his mother. He rarely plays it, but it brings back happy memories of family celebrations. Storing it would add a monthly expense. He is considering offering it to a relative, selling it, or giving it to someone who would use it. He asks you how to decide.
- Questions
- 1
- Minutes
- 2
- Difficulty
- intermediate
- Skill
- speaking
What this set practises
- Does your advice follow a clear order, with a main recommendation, relevant reasons, and manageable next steps?
- Do you use suitable everyday expressions to discuss family memories, costs, and passing the piano on?
- Do you speak at a steady pace, with clear pronunciation and pauses between your main points?
- Do you address Martin directly and give thoughtful, practical advice that accounts for his feelings and moving deadline?
Browse free practice
This set is part of TestCELPIP membership.
