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CELPIP Speaking Practice: All Eight Tasks

Choose a free CELPIP Speaking task, record a response and review your practice feedback. Follow an eight-task rehearsal with lessons and examples.

Reviewed October 2, 2026

A practical eight-task rehearsal

Use the task previews below for a real recording and the existing bounded practice feedback. The study libraries are separate: they show original worked examples, not the answer to your graded attempt. This collection does not create a new unrestricted grader or reproduce an official Speaking test.

  1. Read the task and use its preparation time to plan a few key ideas.
  2. Record once within the task window. Address the intended listener rather than reading a memorised speech.
  3. Review the feedback and listen to your own response. Pick one change you can identify in the recording.
  4. Try again before opening the related study example. Then compare how the example develops its ideas.

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Task 5: Comparing and Persuading

After the silent choice, persuade someone using the selected option and the newly revealed alternative.

Prepare: 60 seconds, after a separate 60-second silent choice. Speak: 60 seconds.

Review the four dimensions

Content/Coherence

Can a listener follow the progression? Identify one idea you asserted without explaining it.

Vocabulary

Listen for an imprecise word and replace it with wording that fits this situation.

Listenability

Use the actual recording to check clarity, pauses, rhythm and emphasis. A transcript alone cannot show pronunciation.

Task Fulfillment

Check the audience, purpose, requested operation and time. A clear answer to a different task still misses the task.

Format and assessment references

Task times and teaching focus were checked against the official 2026 Speaking Pro guide and official performance examples on October 2, 2026. PrepEx examples and annotations are independently authored study material; no official score or endorsement is implied.

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