Part 1: Introduction & Personal Questions (4-5 mins)
Part 2: Cue Card Task (1 min prep + 2 mins speaking)
Part 3: Discussion (4-7 mins).
Avoid long pauses & hesitation.
Use linking words (e.g., Moreover, In my opinion, On the other hand).
Focus on clear pronunciation.
Develop a multiword vocabulary base through learning both synonyms and idiomatic expressions to enhance your idea representation.
The candidates must converse in English with their peers, initiate conversation and seek feedback to ensure that their communication moves ahead flawlessly.
Plan your answer in 1 minute.
Use personal examples.
Speak for at least 2 minutes on a topic.
always ensure to reply by providing complete answers to the examiner. Incomplete or incorrect answers may result in confusion & consequently result in lower band scores.
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