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Before practicing, you should ensure that you: 1.

Properly evaluate your skill level. 2.

Choose your trading partners and your lesson plan. 3.

Properly evaluate your skill level To practice using "cat" voice, you must be at least intermediate level.

You are at this level if: you've mastered the basics of the language - that is to say, the vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation you can hold a conversation even if your sentences are not always correct grammatically or if you do not enter a word or phrase on the occasion you understand the meaning of a conversation with people whose usual it is the mother tongue you understand 40-70% of what people say that it is the mother tongue when they speak slowly.

If you are a beginner, you should start exchanging emails (mail) or by using the "chat" classic.

These methods take all the time you need to exchange properly, and you can still use the "Chat Companion" by the "chat" classic.

If you are unsure of your skill level, you can still participate in "chat" voice and just listen or maybe talk a little.

If your skill level is intermediate, the "cat" voice is for you! 2.

Choose your trading partners and your syllabus You should practice in small groups.

This allows you to more easily take the floor and speak more often: 2 to 4 persons form an ideal group.

We provide lesson plans for larger groups, but we encourage you sincerely try to form groups of 2 to 4 people.

The size of your group will help you determine which plan during use.

When you organize a practice session, make sure that an equal number of representatives of the two languages ​​are present.

Interestingly, experience shows that you will learn better if people in your group who practiced the same language are the same skill level. 3.

Choose a guide for the practice session For each practice session, we recommend that you choose from among the members of your group, a person who will play the role of guide.

You change to guide each session.

The role of the guide is to ensure that all group members make the most of the practice session.

A guide must: Handle the timer (hourglass) remind other members of their watches off by calibrating to zero.

When the time is up, tell the group to move to the other and take the lesson plan accordingly.

Read the questions and instructions and make sure everyone knows what to do.

Ensure that all participants stick exclusively to the language studied.