You could be asked any question about you and your life so be prepared.
Part 2 - Discussion based on a situation with a picture to help you (2-3 minutes)
eg
Refer to this checklist:
•Discuss all options?
•Both speak equally? Why? Why not?
•Give reasons for their opinions?
•Have they both done
the following:
–Made a suggestion
–Asked the other’s opinion
–Shown a preference
–Agree/disagreed
–Kept the discussion going
–Summed up (made a
final comment)
Use the lovely phrases further down on the blog too :)
Use the lovely phrases further down on the blog too :)
Part 3 - Describing a photo (3 minutes in total but each student talks about their photo for one minute each)
Remember to:
1. Start with a general description.
2. Use prepositions to describe different parts / people / objects in the photo.
3. Use interesting adjectives and ways to describe specific content in the photo.
4. Give your opinion of what is going on in the photo - what COULD be going on?
Part 4 - Conversation based on photo (3 minutes)
e.g. Both your photographs showed people doing things in groups. Now I’d like you to talk together about things you do in groups, and whether you like doing things in groups or not.
Checklist for part 4:
1.Talk about BOTH parts of what the examiner says
2.Start with a question to your partner
3.Listen to your partner and RESPOND to what they have said.
4.Keep the conversation moving
forward (talk like a
normal person not an
English robot!)
5.Interesting opinions and examples
6.Fancy language – a range of tenses, interesting adjectives
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