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Have tried so Diego have you taken the Isles exam before.

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No it's going to be the first time is the first time OK.

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Yeah.

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All right.

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And why are you taking the exam is for immigration reports.

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OK.

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All right.

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And what country are you trying to possibly immigrate to.

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I'm trying to integrate choose to Canada.

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I'm actually meeting here in Winnipeg and then trying to integrate to Canada.

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And I need that that test should do that.

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OK.

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Before we get started with the actual practice test do you have any questions about the speaking section

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at all.

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No I think that we can we can start.

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OK.

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All right so as we're going through the practice test the first two the first two questions I might

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stop you to make sure that you're doing things strategically correctly or having anything that I want

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to point out that you should be doing differently.

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All right.

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But when it gets started as you know speaking section you have three parts you have one which is opening

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conversation.

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You have part two which is an individual statement to make a statement and then you have three which

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are followed questions that are related to cartoons.

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All right examples in terms of the situation where are we.

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This is where we're in a situation where we're in the actual exam right now.

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And so that is a situation we're in and so I want you to put yourself in that situation where you are

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sitting in that chair and you're about to do your exam right now.

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OK.

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Perfect.

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So would you please tell me your full name.

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My my name is Giorgo see love the Bastos the middle name Filepp in the east from my mother.

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And the last name dastards is from my father.

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OK.

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And is there a particular name popular in your country.

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Yes especially the last name Bastos is very popular in my country.

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But the middle name is not that popular.

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OK.

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And speaking of countries where are you from exactly.

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I'm from Brazil.

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I was born in a city called Janja near to the capital Brasilia.

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It's a small city.

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OK.

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All right.

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And if someone were to visit your city what would you what would you specifically recommend they do

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or try

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if someone wants to go to my city.

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I should recommend them to me.

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I could travel to Brasilia.

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It's two hours from my CV.

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If people doesn't have a lot of things to do in my city to serve just a regular CD so I would recommend

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them to go to a city that has more attractions like Brazilia.

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And are you a student or do you have a job.

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I do have a job.

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I am I'm working as a software developer.

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Years back my city that I use for now OK and why did you choose to do that kind of work.

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Well as a passion I had since I was a child when I my father gave to me my first computer in 1990 eight.

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It was something that I started to be really passionate about it.

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And since that time I spent all my my time studying and working in cases related to I.T. I so so far

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you doing pretty good.

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I mean I don't hear a lot of a lot of big mistakes or big problems you know yet to be careful with some

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grammatical things like he would never say near to or he wouldn't say I live near to I live near Right

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years only near only near.

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Oh you can be so close to right.

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All right.

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Right.

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But you just say near so be careful with that.

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Be careful with your chance.

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Like you said my father my father gave to me.

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You're talking about the past.

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Gay.

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Exactly exactly right.

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And one other thing is a pronunciation issue.

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But you're Brazilian So that's can be something you have to think about but you guys have a tendency

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to say you're you like studying or I can't.

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I had I can't do it the way you girls do you are you it's is should be it should be just studying.

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Right.

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Yeah.

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But you guys have to see the draft that you and your iness the Brazilian think.

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And this is something that you guys hear everybody who speaks a different language has something that

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they do different with English and they have you know for if you're from Brazil or something that you

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have to think about is that you are not dropping or caring that you are right.

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Right.

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All right.

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But so far so good.

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All right.

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Just in part number one you want to make sure that you're conscious of you know what's what is what

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is what are the things that are going to get you a very high grade.

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So you know when you're talking about things the graders line graders love when you going to the waiter's

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love when you don't repeat the question.

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Right.

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They love when you're able to paraphrase the question.

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So if I say Where are you from you say I am from.

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That's right.

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OK.

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On one of the best things to do is is to try to paraphrase and use synonyms because people like to paraphrase

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and use synonyms.

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That shows a higher level of English.

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They want to make sure that they're able to do is try especially in part one make every answer a minimum

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of two of two sentences probably a maximum of three sentences but don't give any one sentence answers.

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All right.

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Answer the question very directly and then explain your answer.

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You saw on some of them all right.

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Most of them we did a pretty good job right.

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But just be aware of that.

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That's something else they are likely to be able to do because the speaking section for the IRS exam

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unbrushed.

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And keep in mind that is an English test.

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Right.

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And some people think well I'm just answering questions right.

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I didn't answer the question if I answer the question I'm doing great.

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Well no.

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What ability or what level are you showing them.

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So try to mix and try to mix in different types of sentences sometimes use a complex and sometimes use

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a compound sentence sometimes just simple to use.

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You know you've got to you want to show all the different ability that you have.

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OK.

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All right.

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Let's keep going.

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I just wanted to mention some of those things before we keep going keep going.

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And we're going to continue with a little bit more part number one.

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All right.

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So where do you live now.

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We thanks.

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This CD that I live in in the province of Manitoba Canada.

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So for example Winnipeg is a city where is a city where I reside and it's low or is located in the province

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of you know.

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So we just got to be careful with that.

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So how how how do you live in an apartment or a house.

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I live in apartments.

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It's in the downtown area of the CD.

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It's really good because I have I can take advantage of that because they provide good public transportation

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in that area.

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All right.

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And if you were to look outside of your window what would you see

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today.

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My window is I can't see through my window.

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Day care school.

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So a lot of kids and making noises all day.

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OK.

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We remember we're focused on visual right.

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So this this is this is when they give you a question like that that's an opportunity for you to show

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how you can give a lot of different vocabulary.

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All right.

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Right.

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So if you say well yeah or so I look outside my window I can see a daycare center.

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You won't tell me one thing you can see right in there you're talking about here a lot of noise.

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That's not really answering the question.

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Right.

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All right.

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Right so you have to make sure that one thing the students have to realize sometimes when they're doing

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this exam is that you want to make sure you stay inside the box of the question right.

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So if the question is asking you about what you visually see given a nice strong answer about what you

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visually see don't talk about what you hear or talk about what you smell.

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Right.

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All right.

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Because none of that stuff answers the question.

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So in that case what you would be a good answer because I just have a daycare center my eyes open my

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window it's only there I can't see.

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Let me ask you what.

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Let me ask you this.

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I've asked you a question and you answer and this question will answer your question.

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Do you think the truth matters.

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No.

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Yeah.

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I can try some something else.

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All right so the truth is that I remember again the English has a lot of truth test.

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Yeah.

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OK.

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No nobody is going to investigate it.

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You know.

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Right.

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So you know when you're doing a speaking test like this is a good idea especially maybe it makes you

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more relaxed is to think of it as something that's fictional are right it's not about the truth.

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A lot of times people stumble because they're trying really hard to remember something true.

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And that's what it's all about.

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That's not what it's about.

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As soon as you finished your speaking test no grade is going to sit down and grade you right they're

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going to grade.

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Right.

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So they're not they're not going to get on the computer instead let's see your school look outside of

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Diego's window right now and what he really sees a McDonald's.

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Yeah good idea.

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So it's right.

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This is really something fictional right.

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So does that make you more relaxed to know that you're not bound to the troops.

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All right.

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Say is just the same thing in writing right is the same thing in writing it's not it's not the truth

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test.

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It's a writing test.

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How well do you write.

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Yeah.

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All right.

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All right so let's keep going.

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We're going to move on and talk about Dictionnaire.

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How often do you eat.

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How often do you use a dictionary.

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I use this word very very often because since I'm not English speaker and native native English speaker

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I use to to check the dictionary especially when I went to see a word that I don't know in English.

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I used to to verify that dictionary very old friend.

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All right.

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What dictionary do you actually prefer a book an ebook or a mobile app.

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I totally prefer a mobile app because I can have more access for that I can check the dictionary every

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time.

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So I them for both Bo-Bo

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OK.

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Now one thing that you have been just waiting is one thing that you're doing if you have to work on

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is you have to work on being able to use synonyms for these.

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So for the words in the question like for example I say do you do you often use a dictionary you say

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yes I use a dictionary just does something simple as I've very frequently utilize a dictionary.

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Right.

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I didn't say often I say very frequently I answer directly I say use to say utilize do you prefer you

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if you don't say you prefer you say I like better.

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So like that or just just being able to show you know on the on the what we call English on the fly

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are doing it very quickly.

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You can use in Ames shows or you have a great quick command of the language OK.

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Right.

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And so that's your job is to try to be impressive because they're not really going to remember your

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content is just not about your ideas.

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So a lot of people you know they are not really that person is not looking at you in grading was saying

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was a great idea.

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It's so wonderful like you know they're there and looking.

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Well you just did that with the for more.

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He's really using a good synonym language.

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So just think about it.

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I say why do you prefer a mobile app.

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I like very very much better than mobile web because I can have more accessibility for for DAPs anytime

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I want to make make the education of a word that I don't know yet I can access the mobile app any time

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I want.

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So that's why I like better to use the mobile app.

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OK.

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All right now we're going to move on and move into a different type of question.

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We're going to talk about computers.

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Do you use a computer every day.

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Yeah I work on a computer so I definitely need to use to use the computer every day and sometimes during

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the iOS test I use two to beam in front of a computer every day to choose a finished Choo-Choo just

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for the test.

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OK.

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And how many hours per day do you think you use the Internet.

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It depends a lot of the work that I am doing right now I use the internet only for research issues likes

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if I have adult adult relates and so should show subjects that I don't know yet.

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I used to go to Google and and make their research but sometimes I just like to go to the Internet and

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check my Facebook and Instagram.

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So it depends on the day.

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It's the time that it is and you find I'm really interested to see something on the Internet.

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All right.

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And do you think do you think the computer use will change in the future.

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Well I think the kids today use computer computers and cell phones more than in adults.

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And it's something that's And maybe the future will we really see that those kids you will grow grow

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being depending more on the computers and the cellphones so yes definitely people you use more computer

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than today.

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So one thing that you want to make sure you work on before you do your exam is you want to try to work

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on your one of the things that you want your fluency.

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And so sometimes when you're giving an answer you're having some pausing and hesitation between words.

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Right.

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You want to you don't want as you know you have to be very careful with that and sometimes that comes

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from practicing.

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When do you have your exam is going to be tomorrow.

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Good.

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So that's the one thing that you want to make sure you do between now and tomorrow is only speak English.

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Yes.

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No no Portuguese.

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OK.

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All right.

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OK.

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Yeah.

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You have to really really commit to doing that for the next 24 hours.

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The reason why is a lot of times you know a lot of words is like when I when I was correcting you on

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some grammar things you knew the correct answer you were supposed to say but a lot of times if if you

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are you have to really get your brain in the mode of thinking and speaking in English before you're

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going to take an english exam.

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If you really if you really just only speak English for the next 24 hours then your mind is going to

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be used to thinking in the.
