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SPEAKING PART 4
In this part of the test you have about 4 minutes to talk about the topics from part 3 in more detail. You are tested on your ability to give opinions, give reasons for your opinions, and your ability to politely discuss things with your partner.
The examiner asks you a question. You answer it. But it's not the same as part 1. It's more like part 3 - you should respond to your partner's answers, and you should ask for their opinions.
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The questions in part 4 are not written down, so you have to listen carefully. If you don't understand the question, ask the examiner to repeat it.
• Look at the examiner when you give your answer, but then look at your partner when you are talking to each other.
• Always explain your answers.
Be interested in what your partner says. Agree or disagree with them as in part 3. There are no right or wrong answers, only good or bad conversations.
Use some interesting vocabulary, and try to use a variety of words. e.g. instead of 'good' you might say amazing;interesting;costly;over-rated or another word you have learned.
They will ask questions about the topics from part 3. Some possible topics are:
• Travel
• Your Home Country/City
• Learning English
• Shopping
• Free Time
• TV
• Work