OK let's do this.
Let me do this so i can we can kind of.
I think this might be the easiest way for me to point this out to you.
All right.
So let's see what's on my screen now.
Yeah.
All right so this is the public version of the band descriptor.
OK.
And when you talk about 8 8.5 that means you're you're doing all the stuff that's a seven right so you're
doing everything this in a.
And when I look at that you're definitely doing everything that's in a for your fluency and coherence.
There's no real noticeable effort or loss of will here is when you're speaking you're doing everything
that's a 7 in terms of your your vocabulary.
I did hear like I said the idioms at the end.
You did a good job of paraphrasing what you did mainly was you just were very direct in terms of answering
the questions which is very good.
In terms of your now look when you look at seven I would say that you frequently produce error free
sentences.
I wouldn't necessarily say eight words say as you produce the majority of error free sentences.
Right.
I think I think that's where I think that's one area that you want to clear up is trying to make sure
the majority of your sentences are error free.
I mainly heard simple sentences and compound sentences.
You know if you can have you're able to add in more complex sentences.
I think those are some things that can kind of move you up into that grammatical range using you did
you did you know using correlative conjunctions not only but also you know doing some of those things.
But really what can help push you up high on the grammar ranges having the majority of error free sentences
pronunciation.
I think you're fine with also except for the V words.
So you know I've I don't think you're I don't think you're far from 8.5.
What I was giving you was seven.
I was giving you a 7 that was more on the conservative side.
OK.
In terms of in terms of how we're scoring you but I think it's within the realm of possibility for you
to get to a point.
Fine.
But you've got to make sure you're doing all of those things.
They're going to help you get their.
You really don't have any hesitation some sometimes you know you would take maybe a little bit I would
say like when you're when you're when you're answering a question sometimes your pause is more like
three to four seconds instead of one to two seconds.
So sometimes your pauses do a little bit long before you start talking.
But these are only small little things that I hear here you hear there.
You know but you are everybody is between a range.
Right everybody's between the range but I think when I look at the grading scale here you're doing a
lot of the things that would that could qualify you.
It really is going to depend on how relaxed you are on the day of your test and really how comfortable
you are really speaking and explaining your answers.
And just try to maybe pick up your pace just a little bit.
What was what was the second question.
No Allah.
So I had asked you I can have some suggestions from your friend to have a better way to have speaking
Ducs.
I don't understand that question what was the question.
I was asking you if you could give me some suggestions or tips so that I can do better during the speaking
suggestions or tips.
Those those are those are some of the main things is you know is just making sure that your you try
to do some of the things that are in the eight or nine range write me I think I really think you're
not far away from it.
You did a really good job of organizing your part number two.
I don't think I don't think you're far away from where you need to be.
Just keep.
Just keep practicing it you know keep practicing.
Answering your part one questions and explaining them.
Try to paraphrase as much as possible.
Right the more you paraphrased the better.
They really like paraphrasing right.
They really like you know you gave a good range.
I heard some really good vocabulary words that you used.
So you're not you're not a foreigner model you're right there.
It really depends on just how well you perform on the day of the exam.
OK.
You can try but you do what you are.
Your pronunciation is very very good.
Other than the King.
OK.
You do you do a really good job of your pronunciation.
But I will send you a link so you can listen to our speaking again.
And I think of anything else that I believe can specifically help you.
I will send you a message and let you know.
Are working well.
Thanks You're very welcome have a very good day.
Take care.
You too it was great speaking to you I really got the feel of the exam that I should be more relaxed
and be more confident when I speak.
Yeah.
I mean huge.
I would probably say you know 25 or 30 perhaps 25 or 30 percent of the exam performance is your psychology
and mindset.
Right.
I don't think people realize how much that affects them because if you're nervous and you don't feel
confident then you're going to go in there.
You will when you do the exam you're shortening up your answers.
You want what you want.
You won't perform your best and your mouth to be honest with you.
You have no reason to be nervous.
You have no reason to not be confident.
You did a really really good job.
You know I'm into some things I think you can do a little bit better but you have no reason to go into
the exam and be nervous and not be confident ok and be relaxed be confident you know because that that
comes across right.
Komfort confidence speakers get better scores than people that are not confident.
I mean it's just a fact.
I mean people love people that are confident and comfortable because when you're confident and comfortable
it shows your your your comfort level with the language in them and that you're not scared to speak.
You have no reason to be so of go and do your best you know.
It's a face to face interactions.
You might even maintain your body language.
Yeah.
Body Language.
You know don't get when you're talking when the greater sits down.
Don't don't worry about the grade.
Don't look at the greater in terms of why he's not smiling at me.
He doesn't seem happy today.
None of that matters right.
None of that matters in terms of you know don't look at him don't get you know pulled into what you
perceive as his body language because there's supposed to be trained to not give away things like that.
OK they're not supposed to be smiling at you and all those kind of things.
That gives you a false sense of how well you may or may not be doing.
You know I've heard people say well he was really smiley at I mean I think I did good.
No that doesn't mean you did.
Them.
So don't worry so much about his.
His body language or how to have that how the person looks and does remember also that everything is
fictional.
Right.
It is fictional.
It's not it's not about the truth.
It's fictional.
So don't get stuck on the answer because you can't think of something to say.
It's all fictional.
Look it's all fictional.
And so you know before you go take your exam whatever you do in life that makes you the most relaxed.
We I'll make sure you relax and just go and do your best.
OK.
Well thank you.
You're very welcome.
Have a good day.
Thanks.
Bye Bye bye.