Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Hello, My name is Jessica. Today, we are talking about Dos and Don'ts for the Cambridge English Advance Speaking Test. Also known as CA. As always, preparation is key. If you attend English lessons, make sure you get plenty of speaking practice in class. Participating in groups and pair activities. This will help you interact effectively in the test. With your partner, by initiating discussion and responding to their questions and statements. And with your interlocutor who ask questions and give instructions So let's move on to what you should do in the speaking test The Dos, and what you shouldn't do, the Don'ts for the Cambridge Advance Speaking Test. Here are the Dos Show that you can communicate effectively Give full and extended responces Raise the level of your language above the mundane. Listen carefully to what the examiner has asked you to do and to what you partners says. Remenber the instruction and focus on the task set Involve your partner in conversation and create opportunity for them to speak. Also, listen to what they say and react to their opinions and statements. Now for the Don'ts Don't panic if you can't remenber or don't know a particular word Just keep going and paraphrase instead Don't merely describe the visuals Don't speak during you partner's long term Don't let your partner always take the lead You also must initiate at times. Don't wast your opportunity to show the examiner what you can do Don't speak too queitly. Remenber the examnier need to hear what you are saying You should be equiped with the right kind of language For example, giving personal information Exchanging information and opinions, giving reasons, speculating. Agreeing and Disagreeing politely. Justify opinions and negotiating This will ensure you are in good position to show the examiner what you are capable of Thankyou for watching
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