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FCE - Speaking guide P1

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Transcript

FCE - Speaking Guide - Part 1

Interavctive

Who talks? Interaction diagram

How much should you say?

Basic Info

Topics

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HOW TO PRACTICE

Possible questions

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Checklist

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CHECKLIST

Everything you need to ask yourself whenever you are practicing, either alone or with a speaking partner. Only 4 questions:

Question 4

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

Did I use my keywords?

Do I sound like a robot?

Were my answers too short, too long, or just right?

Did I answer the question?

FCE Speaking Questions

91 questions you can be asked, all topics covered.

91 Questions

HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU SAY?

Here is a GOOD example: 'Where are you from, Edward?' "I'm from Peru. I live in the capital, Lima. It's near the coast."

Your answer shouldn't be shorter than the question! Answer the question in a simple way, then add ONE extra sentence.

Speaking - General Info

It's only 15 minutes long!

You and another student will sit in front of two examiners. One of the examiners will talk to you and the other one will take notes. There are 4 sections with different things to do in each section. And you won't be talking all the time!

HOW TO PRACTICE AT HOME

  • Practice with someone who speaks English. Get them to ask you the questions and - if their English is good enough - ask them to give you some feedback.
  • If you're alone, record or film yourself using your phone. You will notice mistakes and you will be able to ask yourself questions like the ones below.
  • Write your own questions.

Interaction Diagram

Speaking - Part 1

Who Talks?

  • The examiner asks you a question. You reply to the examiner.
  • You don't have to talk to your partner in this part of the exam.
  • It will take about 2 minutes.

Topics - Part 1

Speaking - Part 1

What topics to expect?

  • Your hobbies
  • Your work or education
  • Things you like and things you don't like
  • Friends and family
  • Holidays
  • Sports
  • Future plans
When responding don't forget to ALWAYS explain WHY and watch your grammar. (Study keywords not speeches)