Look at the version below that your teacher tells you to, and use it to learn more about your partner’s needs for learning English, including finding things in common. If you are looking at the incomplete version, put the questions into the right tenses as you use them (orally, not writing anything yet).
When your teacher stops you, share one thing that you have in common with your partner and see if that is the same for other people in the class.
Ask about any questions you aren’t sure about, answering them each time.
Put the incomplete version into the correct tenses, then check with the complete version.
Suggested needs analysis questions – Incomplete version
- What do you do? How long you do that? What you do before that?
- you study at this school before? How long you study here?
- Why you choose this school?
- you study English at university? What you think about those lessons?
- you study at a private language school before? your English improve much? Why/ why not?
- you like English at school? Why?/ Why not?
- you use or study English this week? If so, how?
- your English improve much in the last twelve months? If so, how has it improved?
- How do you plan to use your English when you reach a higher level?
- you go to many foreign countries? you have any communication problems when you were there?
- What was the first foreign country that you visit? What you think of it?
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Suggested needs analysis questions – Complete version
- What do you do? How long have you been doing that? What did you do before that?
- Have you studied at the British Council before? How long have you been studying here?
- Why did you choose the British Council?
- Did you study English at university? What did you think about those lessons?
- Have you studied at a private language school before? Did your English improve much? Why/ why not?
- Did you like English at school? Why/ why not?
- How have you used or studied English this week? If so, how?
- Has your English improved much in the last twelve months? If so, how has it improved?
- How do you plan to use your English when you have reached a higher level?
- Have you been to many foreign countries? Did you have any communication problems when you were there?
- What was the first foreign country that you visited? What did you think of it?
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