Task 1: Giving Advice
Address the person, prioritise useful suggestions and explain why each would help.
Prepare: 30 seconds. Speak: 90 seconds.
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Reviewed October 2, 2026
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Address the person, prioritise useful suggestions and explain why each would help.
Prepare: 30 seconds. Speak: 90 seconds.
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Prepare: 30 seconds. Speak: 60 seconds.
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Prepare: 30 seconds. Speak: 60 seconds.
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Prepare: 30 seconds. Speak: 60 seconds.
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Prepare: 60 seconds, after a separate 60-second silent choice. Speak: 60 seconds.
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Prepare: 60 seconds. Speak: 60 seconds.
Take a clear position and develop reasons with examples; another well-supported position can also work.
Prepare: 30 seconds. Speak: 90 seconds.
Explain an unusual object or scene to a person who cannot see it, using clear comparisons.
Prepare: 30 seconds. Speak: 60 seconds.
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Listen for an imprecise word and replace it with wording that fits this situation.
Use the actual recording to check clarity, pauses, rhythm and emphasis. A transcript alone cannot show pronunciation.
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