Review time! Test your B1 communication skills across negotiation, debate, meetings, humour, public speaking, interviewing and mediation.A deal where both sides walk away with something valuable — the most sustainable kind of agreement.Win-Win NegotiationYour core argument in a debate — one sentence that everything else supports.Thesis StatementThe person who guides a meeting — manages time, keeps focus, and ensures everyone contributes.FacilitatorComedy drawn from everyday life — 'Have you ever noticed how…?' is the classic format.Observational HumourA deliberate silence in public speaking that lets your key point land with the audience.Power PauseSituation, Task, Action, Result — the go-to framework for answering interview questions with stories.STAR Method'I feel X when Y happens' — a conflict resolution tool that avoids blame and focuses on impact.I-StatementIn a win-win negotiation, the best outcome is…one side gets everythingboth sides gain something valuablenobody gets what they wantA meeting agenda should be shared…during the meetingafter the meetingbefore the meetingThe STAR method is used for…stargazinganswering behavioural interview questionswriting emailsDe-escalation in conflict means…making things louderlowering the emotional intensityignoring the problem
Type what you hearBravo!Yes!Perfect!You got it!Great ear!Not that one. Try again.Tap me to hear itRepeat after meLearn by doingTap a picture, then its wordTap the microphone and say itBeautiful!Not quite. Listen and try again.Listen once moreTry againRemember this onePerfect sentence!Listen to the right orderWritten perfectly!Look at the spellingPass the quiz to bank your Mondi.You already completed this lesson.Back to your course.You did it!That landed. Good.Not quite. No panic, we go again.Your turn. Take your time.Easy does it.Come on, you can do this!Right on the beat!Feel the rhythm and go.Look at you, smashing it!Nailed it.Clean answer. I noticed.Overthinking it? Try again.Quick one. You know this.Read it twice, then answer.Five stars!Excellent answer. Would book again.No worries, guests forgive. Once more.Your turn, the room is yours.
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B1 Intermediate Communication Skills Review
This module check covers everything from the B1 Intermediate Communication module: negotiation, debate, meeting leadership, humour, public speaking, interviewing, and conflict resolution.
What skills did the B1 module cover?
Seven core areas: negotiating and persuading, debating and defending positions, leading meetings, using humour, public speaking essentials, interviewing skills, and mediating conflict.
How do I know if I’m ready for B2?
If you can comfortably negotiate a simple deal, defend an opinion with evidence, lead a short meeting, use appropriate humour, speak to a group for 2 minutes, answer interview questions with STAR, and mediate a minor disagreement — you’re ready.
What comes in the B2 module?
B2 Advanced Communication covers storytelling for impact, cross-cultural communication, crisis communication, coaching and mentoring, advanced presentation techniques, networking mastery, and leadership communication.
How should I practise these skills?
Daily micro-practice: negotiate one thing, state one opinion with evidence, use humour in a conversation, and practise active listening in every interaction. Real life is the best classroom.
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