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Post dates	Users	rates	Contents
2017-09-19	EugeneDubinchuk	70.00	Check this speaking
2022-09-11	ngocminh123		Check this speaking
2021-03-12	Rajni Kaur		Check this speaking

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Part I

Speakings by user EugeneDubinchuk :

TPO 44 - Question 3 80
250 (third attempt)Describe a writer you would like to meet. you should say: who the writer is what you know about this writer already what you would like to find out about him or her and explain why you would like to meet this writer. 70
602 describe an open-air street market which you enjoy visitingyou should saywhere the market it what the market sellshow big the market itand explain why you enjoyed visiting this market 80
2065 second Describe a time when you helped someone.You should say:who you helpedhow you helped themwhy you helped themand explain how this person benefited from your help. 70
TPO 29 - Question 1 (the first way)Which of the following jobs or careers do you think would be most rewarding?University professorEnvironmental scientistNewspaper journalistChoose one career and explain why you think it would be most rewarding. Use detai 60

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6.5 out of 9

for questions in part I, better only talk about one thing, but give two reasons/samples supporting.

Dear Sir,

Dear Sir,
but am I allowed to give two reasons? I wasn't asked to give them.

I ask because I have a hard time with this type of questions because I would not like to go out of topic but if I do not do it, there is nothing to talk about.

Thank you.

In part I, there are about 25 seconds for one question, so the time is limited. If one question is given too much time, there are no time left for other questions. The examiners will not spend overtime for one person.

Giving two reasons/samples doesn't mean talk a lot. One relatively long sentence can be a reason. We don't bring a lot of content like in part III. Talk generally, don't go details.