Prática de Shadowing: IELTS Speaking Test Band 5.5 – Memorized answers hurt his score | Feedback 2025 - Aprenda a falar inglês com vídeo

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Are you ready?
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Yes.
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From here starts the speaking test.
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This is the speaking mock test of the International English Language Testing System taking place in Ross Isles Academy.
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The candidate is Puriya.
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The candidate number is 014325.
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The examiner is Joseph.
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Examiner number 321455.
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Good afternoon.
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My name is Joseph.
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Yes, sir.
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Would you please tell me your full name?
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I'm Priya Merasa.
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And what can I call you?
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Call Priya.
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Priya, can I see your identification plate?
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Yeah, sure.
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Here you go.
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Perfect, thank you so much.
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Let's begin by part one.
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In the first part of the exam, I will ask you some personal questions.
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First, I'd like to ask you about studying.
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What do you study?
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I'm a graduate in civil engineering.
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I finished studying about seven years ago and I have been working as...
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I've been working...
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Do you like that subject?
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Oh sure, it's absolutely glamorous.
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I feel it has given me a novel vision to life.
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And what would you change about your subject?
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Actually, I don't intend to justify myself to have studied the best major to help my life.
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I have studied diverse subjects in civil engineering,
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which some of them were not crucial to be an engineer.
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If I had the chance to change something...
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Now let's move on to talk about music.
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What's your favorite type of music?
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Iranian traditional music is my it's far much in authority for
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me since my grandfather was a myth singer in
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it can you sing unfortunately not nevertheless less
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I profoundly enthusiastic about how to learn about learning how to sing.
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If you could learn a musical instrument what would it be?
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If I were able to learn a musical instrument it would
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absolutely be the traditional one presumably to them back it's a kind of musical instruments made by camel skin and
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unique boot now let's talk about neighbors and neighborhood do you like your neighbors
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of course i do i'm able to talk for hours about the advantage of having them
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However, I don't ever forget good fences make good neighbors.
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Are neighbors usually close to each other in your country?
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All in all, I would say yes.
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They usually give each other a hand.
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However, there are many neighbors who break the rules in a neighborhood.
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And what is your neighborhood like?
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I live in a quiet neighborhood.
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And fortunately, there are plenty of public facilities like park, supermarket, libraries, hospital.
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And that's the end of part one.
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Let's begin by part two.
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I'm going to give you a topic, and I'd like you to talk about it for up to two minutes.
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Before you talk, you'll have one minute to think about what you're going to say, and you can make notes if you wish.
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Do you understand?
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Okay, you can take some paper and a pencil to make notes.
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and I'd like you to describe a quiz program or game show on TV that you like and here's your cue card.
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Your one minute preparation time starts now.
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Thank you.
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Your one minute preparation time is over and you can speak right now for up to two minutes.
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I'd like to talk about this popular quiz program which is on once a week on TV.
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It's called Be a Wiener.
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The first time I was aware of this show was when I saw some extract in social media.
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The show is including 20 diverse general questions,
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which you gain some money by answering the first poem,
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and then you will double money by answering another poem.
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and in each step in each steps you are asked whether leave
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and withdraw or continue this game however if you have a wrong answer you lose all your money
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This quiz program is adorable for me since I obtain useful experience information whenever I watch that.
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And this quiz program itself is so celebrated and remarkable.
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Do you still watch it?
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No, that's finished.
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And do you think that there should be more such programs, shows on TV?
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Yeah, sure.
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I'm angry with that.
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I'll start again.
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And this show is very adorable and useful for people.
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All right.
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Thank you so much.
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Your two-minute time is over.
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So please hand me back the paper, the pen, and the cue card.
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Now let's move on to part three, the last part.
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We've been talking about your favorite game show or quiz on TV, and I'd now like to ask you some questions related to this topic.
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First, let's consider television.
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Do people in your country like to watch TV?
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I reckon less than before, since TV programs in Iran are arcade and drab.
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whenever some people who are still watching in free time.
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And tell me about the types of programs that are generally on television in your country.
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The TV program in Iran are not based on fundamental needs of people.
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There are many types of shows on TV,
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for instance, documentary, drama, comedy, news, and game show.
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The majority of people still believe they are not interested enough to spend time.
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Why do some people like to watch TV on their computer?
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I can justify that the main reason is lack of time.
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People are much busier than before,
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so sometimes they don't have access to TV,
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therefore they prefer watch TV on their phone or computers.
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What is the difference between young people and old people's favorite TV drama?
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people typically gravitate towards genre like fantasy,
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teen dramas or science fictions
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and whereas all the adults tend to
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prefer genre like historical drama family sagas
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or crime dramas and with some show with uh why is that the case
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It depends on the culture that's changed nowadays in Iran, I reckon.
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Do you think soap opera will have bad influence on children?
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Of course I do.
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Since the children is so curious and prone to bad behavior and may mimic them,
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parents must be careful, more careful about that.
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And have you experienced such a thing in your family?
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No, this is my just opinion and guess.
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All right, thank you very much.
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This is the end of the speaking test.
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Now give me two minutes to review your performance and we'll get back to you with the feedback.
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of comprehensive feedback plus we'll give you useful tips on how
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to make your performance better remember all our examiners are especially trained by british council instructors
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so we know how to help you join us all right as you know there are four criteria
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or band descriptors based on which we review your performance
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and determine your overall band score fluency and coherence is the first part.
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Then we have vocabulary or what we call lexical resource.
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Then we have grammar and then there's pronunciation.
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So let's begin with fluency and coherence.
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You did a great job, but you had and faced some long hesitations.
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And I think you faced some nervousness or you were stressed out.
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And I'm sure that that was the case and the reason for your long hesitations, but that has definitely marked you down.
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Try to be confident and relax.
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Speak with confidence.
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Avoid those long hesitations.
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Of course, some of them were related to language,
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language-related hesitations, but mixed with content-related hesitations.
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Of course, that has affected your overall band score.
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Try to overcome these issues next time, and I'm sure you can make it.
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Of course, you were able to speak about familiar and unfamiliar topics, and this is what matters.
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This will definitely affect your band score positively.
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So it was very evident from your word choice.
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Let's just move on to this part, lexical resource, which is your favorite part, I think, because you had a very rich word treasure.
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You used idiomatic vocabulary, like giving each other hand.
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Neighbors, you were talking about neighbors and you said they can
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give each other's hand and
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and then um you also said uh gravitate he used very
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good words um now of course you said um i was aware of nothing
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that i would be aware of something like
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that you use some colloquial um words and language that's perfect
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but try not to use memorized language A memorized language will mark you down where you
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when you can easily say people usually tend to do something avoid using people gravitate towards
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because that will make it seem unnatural like
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that will give me the feeling that you are not a native speaker
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and you just try to use a memorized language
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so avoiding these issues can definitely
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and easily increase your band score try to be natural try
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to use the English language like you use your own mother tongue so
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if you remove these little issues you will easily increase your band scores sometimes you also have to pay attention to collocations.
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That's not a big issue.
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You said they have a wrong answer.
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What is a better word for having a wrong answer?
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Providing a wrong answer.
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So provide an answer, provide collocations with answers.
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So collocation does matter for the candidate to increase their band score.
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So these are the issues you faced with lexical resource.
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Of course, you did have a good performance.
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You have a broad vocabulary,
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rich word treasure, but you need to manage those words and your knowledge in the lexical resource.
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grammar.
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One of your strong points is grammar.
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You use some complex structure.
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You use if or conditional sentences easily without any mistake, and that is a great asset you have.
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Try to expand the usage of complex structures.
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You say people don't intend to do something that's great.
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you said nevertheless you use some connectives you you have a diverse knowledge of connectives
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and posters which definitely will help you find the next ideas easily
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and also uh there are some little issues there
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when it comes to grammar you said you the subject verb agreement you need to pay attention like
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when you were talking about plural nouns like TV programs they
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are is a TV program are without adding an S to the end of program
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so but overall when it comes to grammar it's one of your strong points
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and also pronunciation is where you also did a great job
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but a couple of subtle issues there is a studded instead
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of studied studied not a very long e they studied yes
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but he said they studied some something like studied instead something is studied with something uh
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and sometimes you mispronounce some specific sounds you say they they talked about it without uh enunciating the sound k
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but talked about it you need to enunciate and speak with clearance so um
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or sometimes we have this uh these issues with people who
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are from iran iranians are not able to pronounce the w
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the the sound of the w like winner what what water winner iranians usually say vinner
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or water and so try to avoid these mistakes we're not talking about
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when we talk about pronunciation we're not talking about accent we're talking about
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clarity clarity you need to be clear
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when you speak speak about uh any topic
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and the ultimate message should be uh should be communicated
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and should be conveyed to the other side so So you need to be clear in speaking.
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The rise and fall really matters.
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You were monotonous a little bit.
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And that stems from the nervousness and stress.
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If you overcome your stress, these issues are nothing really for you.
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You have a great command of English.
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So try to observe the rise and fall, word and sentence stress.
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If you observe these issues, then you will sound natural
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and it will establish a very effective communication with the examiner and that will lead to a higher band score.
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Anyways, good luck and see you next time.
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I appreciate it.

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