Introduce yourself and meet other people.Describe people, objects, places, and weather.and meet other people.Express your likes and dislikes.Talk about your plans and obligations.
Describe and narrate experiences and events in the past.Give instructions on how to do something.Use polite forms and give advice.Talk about the future.
Speak of experiences, anecdotes, stories and tales of the past.Express your desires and feelings.Make hypothesis.Review and justify your opinions.
Participate in discussions.Retell stories using the words others have said.Express conditions that may or may not occur in reality.Complete explanations of tastes, descriptions, and experiences.
Express yourself with ease, spontaneity and effectively for social, academic and professional scenarios.Make jokes and use the double meaning or irony.Be able to understand a wide variety of discourses: literary texts, films, scholarly articles, television, etc.Produce clear speech, fluent and well structured with a controlled use of organizational patterns, connectors and cohesive devices.
Take part in any conversation or discussion without effort.Be able to understand with ease virtually everything you hear or read.Use idiomatic expressions and colloquialisms.Express yourself fluently and accurately while conveying nuances.Learn to overcome communication problems with discretion.