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speaking test

4 parts:

1. literature

2. speaking part A B C

speaking part 2A

first, we will watch a video

answer this: what kinds of questions will you get in 2A?

the kinds of questions in 2A are...

2A WHICH QUESTIONS TO EXPECT

Questions are normally on these topics:

Your hobbies

Your work or education

Things you like and things you don't like

Friends and family

Holidays

Sports

Future plans

tips and tricks

HELP! I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE QUESTION!

Don't stress. Politely ask the examiner to repeat it.

Please could you repeat that?

Could you say that again, please?

USE THE GRAMMAR OF THE QUESTION IN YOUR ANSWER

Here's a silly mistake:

Do you enjoy cooking?

Yes, I enjoy to cook.

Why not use the same grammar as the question in your answer?

Do you enjoy cooking?

Yes, I enjoy cooking.

Here's another example:

Are you going to go on holiday this year?

Yes, I'm going to go to Mexico. It's going to be my first time.

You don't always have to do this - English is quite flexible. But for now, this method will help you avoid mistakes.

You should definitely learn some nice phrases about hobbies.

 For example, the phrase 'to be keen on' means 'to like'.

What are your hobbies?

I'm keen on gardening.

How about holidays? In the FCE exam you should know the difference between 'travel', 'cruise', and 'flight' - you could easily use these words if asked about holidays.

What sort of holidays do you like?

I'm actually not too keen on travel, and I really hate flights. I like cruises, though. That's my favourite.

Get the idea? As I said before, you're not learning whole speeches, just a few words you can use at the right time.

HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU SAY?

It's okay to give short answers here, but I don't let my students say 'yes' or 'no'. Your answer shouldn't be shorter than the question!

Here are some GOOD examples:

'Where are you from, Victoria?'

'I'm from Germany, from the north coast of Germany."

And:

"And Edward?"

"I'm from Peru. I live in the capital, Lima. It's near the coast."

So answer the question in a simple way, then add ONE extra sentence.

NOW PRACTICE

YOUR TEACHER WILL ASK YOU QUESTIONS