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Hello, welcome.
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Hello.
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So we can get started now and to begin, can you tell me your full name please?
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My name is Chae-Yeon Lee.
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Nice to meet you.
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Nice to meet you.
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And are you working or studying right now?
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Well, I'm mainly a student major in English literature but I'm also working at the same time.
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What kind of work do you do?
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I'm working as an interpreter and bilingual MC for the international events.
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Oh, very cool.
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Do you enjoy your job?
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Yeah, I really like my job
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because I'm the type of person who really likes to step out of my comfort zone and broaden my horizon.
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And working as a freelance interpreter, I always get to meet various people.
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Like I always work with different clients, different audiences.
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So that really excites me.
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So I really like my job.
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And do you like your studying?
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I'm trying to like my major because I used to study culture and anthropology, but I found out that it's not really my thing.
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So I changed my major into English Literature, but I really like studying English, but English Literature, I'm not sure about it.
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Fair enough.
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And what do you enjoy doing in your free time?
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In my free time?
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Well, these days I started making cocktails because I really enjoy drinking.
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So there's a lot of YouTube channels where they teach how to make some simple cocktails.
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So I watched that, I followed the tutorials and served myself a glass of cocktails nearly every day.
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And a couple of questions about your hometown.
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What is your hometown?
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Hometown?
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Well, I live in Yongin.
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I was born and raised in Yongin, so I basically lived my entire life in Yongin.
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And it's a suburb city which is located in Gyeonggi Province.
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And whenever I tell my friends that I live in Yongin, my friends always ask me, it's the city where Everland is located.
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So I'm always like, yeah, but I've never been to Everland.
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So yeah, the only thing that we have in our city is Everland, the amusement park.
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Okay, good.
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That sort of leads into the next question, which is what things do you like about your hometown?
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My hometown, well, it's a peaceful city there aren't many people
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because Seoul is so crowded so it's comparably more peaceful than Seoul
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so that's the thing that I like about my hometown
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and there's this Lotte Mall right near my apartment
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so whenever I want to watch a movie
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or whenever I want to grab some anything like foods I can do
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that so it's very convenient like we have a great infrastructure
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so I think that's the thing that I like about my hometown.
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And what things do you not like about it?
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Not like about it?
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Well the transportation is bad
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because I have to transfer twice to get to Seoul like Gangnam
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so it's very inconvenient and additionally there's pretty much nothing in in yongin
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so if i want to like hang out with me hang out with my friends
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and i want to drink i i like always have to go to seoul so that's
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not good because when i'm drunk i have to get back to yongin but that's nearly impossible yeah Sure.
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Well, that sort of leads naturally into the next topic, which is public transportation.
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There's a few questions.
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Do people usually use public transportation in your country?
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A lot.
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Because I would say Korea has a great infrastructure, especially public transportation system.
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So a lot of people commute by, especially subway.
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So whenever I go to work, I also use subway.
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So there's like a lot of people.
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So I am kind of stuck in the subway every morning.
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So that's a bad part.
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But yes, people use a lot of transportation systems.
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And what kind of public transport do people in your country use the most?
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The most.
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Just like I said right before, yes, subway, because we have over 20 lines.
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So it's really easy.
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It's really convenient to transfer like line to line.
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So I think like many people take subway.
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And this sort of all leads naturally.
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What do you want to change about the public transport?
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What I want to change?
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Well, I've never thought about this question,
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but I would say I hope there are more subways because in Seoul there are a lot of people using subways.
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So always people are stuck in that subway.
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So many people are like trying to get into the subway, so it feels kind of suffocating for me whenever I take the subway.
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So I think I would, I hope that would change.
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And will you ride public transportation in the future?
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Yeah, probably because car is expensive because I have to, if I lease a car,
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then I would have to pay at least like $500 a month
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and that's pretty a lot for me because I'm still a student
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so even if I get a job in the future I would still take on public transportation.
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So that's the end of part one job so far and
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for part two we have a question for you
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and you'll have a minute to prepare for we can use this paper to take notes
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and pencil to write and in a minute we can get started. May I start?
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Yeah you can take notes.
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Okay that is a minute and if you're ready you can take up to two minutes to talk about this topic.
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Yeah, sure.
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The things that I enjoy doing with a group of people is about work.
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I am now also working as a translating manager for the 4M models at the model agency.
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So shooting is a group work, teamwork is very important.
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Photographers like makeup artists and models, those should make teamwork to perform well.
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So as a trendsetting manager I always try to assist models so that they can perform their best.
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So I always like give them water and always like have chit chat with them.
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So those group work
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and I always try to ask the client what kind of poses they want for the model
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so that I can deliver it to the model.
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So those kind of group works is very enjoyable
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because I consider myself as a friendly person and working with a bunch of people really excites me and it's very enjoyable.
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So yeah, I think this is the thing that I enjoy with people.
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Okay, good.
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Oh, should I talk more?
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You don't have to.
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We don't have to.
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It was a little short.
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You're at a minute and 21 seconds.
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But it's OK.
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Don't worry.
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Don't worry.
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We can move on now to part three.
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Sure.
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So, the first question, what kind of jobs need people to work in a team?
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I'm sorry, could you repeat the question?
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What kind of jobs need people to work in a team?
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Well, probably most of the jobs need teamwork.
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But I guess my job, interpreter, also needs to work as a team.
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Because whenever I go to work, I work with buyers and also I perform in front of the audiences.
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So in all those process of preparations, we need to communicate with clients.
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And we need to, I always have to ask what they want from me.
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So I think all those processes of communications and those steps, I think it's, we work as a team, right?
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Yeah, good.
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So yeah, my job interpreter.
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Good.
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What can parents do with their children to make them happy?
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Well, I think parents themselves make children happy.
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because for the children, parents are their life itself.
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So I would say having time as much as they can will make children happy
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because spending time with parents broadened their world.
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hearing stories from parents and yeah that all those time would be worthy for the children and it will make them happy.
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And how can children improve their social skills?
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Social skills?
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Well I think be engaged in extracurriculars in the schools would be one of the ways
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that they can be socialized because being part of the group
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and being engaged in the social social being engaged in those activities would make would enhance their communication skills
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because they would have to like keep talk to others
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and yeah so um i heard i know
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that schools provide a lot of extracurriculars so be engaged in those activities would help them. And a final question.
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What are the benefits of boys and girls playing together?
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Well, that's a tricky question but but may I please have a second to think about this question?
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Yes, take a minute.
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Yeah, thank you.
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Well, I think that there are some stigmas for the gender.
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So if children, if like girls play with only girls and boys play with only boys,
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their world is limited but if they play together
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if they hang out together then they will get to understand of each other like how how the others think
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and how that how they're different so i think
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that would be the biggest benefit okay good good you made it to the end oh thank you
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very nice very nice thank you um so now we can move on to a little bit of feedback Let's see.
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So as you probably know, the IELTS exam is scored on four categories.
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There's fluency and coherence, pronunciation, lexical resource, which is a fancy way of saying vocabulary, and grammar.
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And you did a very good job in all of these categories, but we can talk about each one in a little bit of detail.
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So in terms of fluency and coherence, very strong, sort of natural rhythm.
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And in particular, in the beginning, you have very good connections between words and between ideas.
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So that was very strong.
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Your pronunciation is very clear.
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didn't hear really any words that were pronounced in a in a sort of unnatural or
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incorrect way so that was very good.
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You also used a lot of good vocabulary.
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Talked in part one about broadening your horizons,
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infrastructure comparably, which is a nice way to talk about two different things.
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And some good words in part three as well with extracurriculars and talking about kids being socialized,
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which is a good morphology of social and stigma.
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So there was a lot of good vocabulary.
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More good news.
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Your grammar is good.
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Thank you.
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The only things that jump out sort of throughout, and they're all very small.
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The first one would be articles.
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Articles, of course, from Korean are very difficult because they don't exist in Korean.
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In a few cases, the article was dropped and in a couple places it was added.
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For example, a few times when you're talking about the subway, I just talked about subway.
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And sometimes they were added to, I think at one point in part two, you might have said shooting,
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like a photo shoot, is a teamwork.
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Yeah.
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So that would be an article that you actually don't need.
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Mm-hmm.
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So those are, that's small, but an important thing.
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Okay.
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The other sort of grammar point would be around singulars and plurals.
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Mm-hmm.
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I think he once referred to audiences in plural, but often we just talk about audience, the audience, I'm going to meet the audience,
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even though there are many people here, talk about them together.
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And at one point in part one, I think he said pretty a lot,
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which is close, but you can really just say a lot.
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Those are the main points on those categories.
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One part that's maybe, it doesn't relate specifically to these four categories, but in part three, well sort of actually let's go part two first.
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In part two, you're a little bit short at a minute and I think 21 seconds.
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So you have up to two minutes and it's always good to fill that time
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as much as you can because it's an opportunity to show all the language structures that you can use.
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And it's actually okay even to hit the two minutes and have the examiner tell you to stop.
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So that's a minor thing related to the structure of the test.
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Another thing related to the test itself is that part three, the questions are all very general.
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and they want you to talk in general about it, but not with a personal example.
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So the first question there about the jobs that people need to work in a team, I think you gave a personal example,
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which I can understand because you had just talked about it.
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But it's always good in that part three to speak generally, sort of at a sociological level rather than a personal level.
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But overall, really, really strong, strong test.
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I think really strong in the beginning and a few hiccups later.
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But I would estimate your overall score around an 8.0, which is very good.
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And yeah, you should be proud.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you for coming in.
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Thank you.
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Thank you for having me today.
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Yeah, thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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