English Negotiation Android vs. iPhone Smartphones
English Negotiation Android vs. iPhone Smartphones
About this activity
- Remember that a negotiation is NOT a lecture or monologue, and you should take equal turns in the negotiations.
- Please note that this activity is like a game, and you should prepare yourself to defend your position even if it is against your own will.
- Please make it clear if you genuinely mean that, or you are simply pretending to make this claim.
- Depending on the topic being discussed, you can conduct some research to familiarize yourself with the issue and boost the level of your confidence.
- To support your claims, you can refer to the sources you have studied in preparation for the negotiations.
- You should be well-prepared and quick on the trigger.
- You can rehearse your performance with a friend before holding our negotiations.
- Make a list of the pros and cons of the assigned topic and prepare yourself for the following short activity:
- If I were you, I would also say…
Topic for Negotiation:
Android smartphones are better than iPhone smartphones.
Arash vs. Sasan
| Android | iPhone |
| A variety of cellphones, including Samsung, LG, Nokia, etc. | Just smartphones manufactured by Apple Company |
| Open source software | Not open source software |
| More cost-effective | More expensive |
| More customizable | Less customizable |
| Language: JavaScript, requiring more coding, thus slower performance | Language: Swift & Objective-C, requiring less coding, thus faster performance |
– android :
– Cheaper
– Easier to serve
– Works well with google
– Already downloaded many apps
iPhone
-easy tu use
Simple interface
Look good
Thanks for your comment on Android vs. iPhone smartphones.
Feedback
1. easier to serve = easier to use
2. google = Google (Uppercase G)
3. easy tu use = easy to use