There is not app. It's taken online.

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Yes, you can. Yet if you can get headphones with a microphone, it much better.

For me it's a bit simpler, becuase the unscramble sentence won't be there anymore. That's the most challenging part for me.

I know it's challenging. It's a matter of practice to overcome it.

Happy to help 😊

Simple past is better. Thanks!

@cealearning4563 Thank you so much for the quick response!!😊✨

Correct ✅

Try with the subtitles, then listen to it again without them. That will help you understand soon.

Break leg! 🙏

Tonight I need to give versant test? Could you please share your experiences… please reach out me ?

Happy to help. 😊

The link for downloading the software should provided by the Pearson representative providing the service.

Yes, you do. You have to speak during the whole time. Otherwise, you will some points deducted!

Tell us your experience?

Hi there. Below I leave some alternative answers! Thanks for watching! PART E STORY RETELLING 1. Alternative answer: Bill had plans to watch TV as soon as he got home. However, his father reminded him that he needed to take care of his responsibilities first. Initially, Bill had to walk the dog, ensuring his pet got the exercise it needed. After completing this task, his father instructed him to clean his room, putting away toys and tidying up his space. Bill diligently completed his chores, knowing that his reward would be some relaxing TV time. Once everything was in order, he settled on the couch, satisfied with his efforts and ready to enjoy his favorite shows. 2. Alternative answer: Charlotte has always had a passion for wearing new clothes, but her budget didn't allow for frequent shopping sprees. To overcome this, she decided to take sewing classes. Unfortunately, the experience was less than pleasant due to her dissatisfaction with the teacher. Determined not to give up, Charlotte bought a sewing book and took matters into her own hands. She dedicated her time to self-teaching and practicing her new skill. Today, Charlotte has become quite adept at sewing and can create clothes that look just like the ones sold in stores. Her perseverance and self-reliance have paid off, enabling her to enjoy new outfits without breaking the bank. 3.Alternative answer: David is visiting the United States from Mexico. Eager to stay in touch with his friend back home, he finds a payphone and dials his friend’s number. To his frustration, the call does not go through. Undeterred, David tries several more times, but with each attempt, the call fails to connect. An operator finally informs him that the number might be incorrect. Disappointed but determined to communicate, David decides to head back to his temporary home. There, he takes a different approach and writes an email to his friend, detailing his experiences and longing to hear back soon. Despite the initial setback, David ensures he stays connected with his friend through a different means. PART F OPEN QUESTIONS 1. Do you think it is possible that some children turn out bad no matter what their parents do? Alternative answer: It's a complex issue. While parenting plays a significant role in a child's development, there are many other factors at play, such as genetics, environment, peer influence, and individual personality traits. Sometimes, despite a parent's best efforts, external influences can have a strong impact on a child's behavior. However, it's important to remember that "turning out bad" is subjective and can vary greatly depending on cultural and societal norms. Ultimately, every individual has the capacity for change and growth, regardless of their upbringing. 2. Imagine you are reading a book to prepare for a test. Would you read this book in a different way than if were reading this book simply for enjoyment? Please explain. Alternative answer: Yes, I would definitely read the book differently depending on the purpose. If I were reading to prepare for a test, I would approach it with a focus on retention and comprehension. I would take notes, highlight key points, and possibly create summaries or mind maps to organize the information. I might also re-read difficult sections to ensure I understand them fully and periodically review my notes to reinforce my memory. On the other hand, if I were reading for enjoyment, my approach would be more relaxed. I would focus on the narrative and immerse myself in the story or the information without the pressure of having to remember specific details. I might read at a slower pace, savoring the language and appreciating the finer details of the writing.

Thank you for watching!

Me too 😢

I know that it can be challenging, You may want to use the subtitles first, and the listen with out them . You will see how things sound more clearly. It is a matter of practice and to make sure you get use to the sounds and intonation. You can practice with videos like this one that already has script. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5yZfWediZuGp8Usi=H2jULRAPuUo-Xudn

Good luck!

Hi there. You are just one step away to get hired! My recommendation on the writing section is: First, make sure you have a topic sentence or main idea that states the main point. Then, provide reasons to back up the statement, followed by examples that illustrate each reason. Everything has to be connected. Good luck!

@@cealearning4563 Today i cleared the assessment and i scored 65. Alhamdulillah (thank you God). Thank you Very much, your video and your advice helped me a lot. An advice to everyone, just try to talk as much as you can, don't stop at all till you hear the beep. In the writing section, the first letter should be Capital and take care about the capitulations.

​@@cealearning4563 Thanks a lot for the advice. I scored 65. Guys just talk till you hear the beep, and never skip a question or keep it unanswered. Don't panic if you make a mistake.

Congrats on passing the Versant test. Hard work pays off!

Thanks for your feedback!

This is the Written Versant. There is also a speaking version. You can find practice ones on this channel

Answer please​@@cealearning4563

Hello. On this test you won't do any typing. That only happens on the written version. We have that video on this channel. Anyway, when you have to do so. You will use the keyboard of the device you are using for taking the test.

Good luck in your upcoming test. Thanks!

Will do. Thanks.

There's an app on Appstore the Playstore called Versant. Look for it.

Here you have some tips that can help you out! 1. Break the sentence into smaller parts or “chunks.” Focus on remembering one chunk, then gradually piece them together. 2. Visualization: Create a mental image of the sentence. Associating words with images can make them easier to recall. 3. Repetition: Practice repeating the sentence multiple times. Repetition helps reinforce memory. 4. Listening and Imitation: Listen to native speakers and try to imitate their pronunciation and intonation. This can help with both memory and fluency. 5. Write it Down: Writing the sentence down can help reinforce your memory. Try writing it multiple times. 6. Practice with a Partner: Practice with a friend or language partner. They can help correct you and provide feedback. 7. Stay Relaxed: Sometimes stress can make it harder to remember things. Try to stay relaxed and patient with yourself.

Could you rephrase your question please?

Yes, the more you practice, the easier it is 😊.

In these questions, you need to answer with your own words. There is not an ideal answer. Just try to convey your message clearly and effectively.

It all depends on the company you apply for. Personally I have received pencil and a piece of paper, but honestly, I think it might be a bit distracting.

You can. However sometimes Bluetooth devices might have delays.

I'm also having tomorrow

I can do it, but I would take sometime. You can check some sources on this platform. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXnQdaKPn8x1n6Msi=WWWk57QovbM8zMPq

You may check this kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXnQdaKPn8x1n6Msi=WWWk57QovbM8zMPq

@@cealearning4563 i have given my svar round now i am waiting for the result

Try to reach Pearson support service. www.pearson.com/languages/contact-us.html

There is an app for practicing. You can either find it on the play store or app store. The app is Versant by Pearson.

Hi there. Unfortunately, no. It's nonstop.