FCE (B2 First) Speaking Exam Part Three - Cambridge FCE Speaking Test Advice

[@albaortega6254]

Her voice is so pleasant, I want to be her friend :")

[@catalinagelabert2466]

I'm doing my exam tomorrow😭😭😭. This was really useful, thank you

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hope it went well!

[@xavierprofitos3621]

I also do

[@patheticbutaesthethic3352]

How did it go?

[@catalinagelabert2466]

@@patheticbutaesthethic3352 great!

[@patheticbutaesthethic3352]

@@catalinagelabert2466 I'm glad to hear that, I'm giving mine in 2 days.

[@thansoe7474]

That's exactly how the standard English in its entirety is! Thanks for filling me in .

[@ΓιώργοςΜακρίδης-χ5κ]

thank you . thanks to yours I take 180 at the speaking exam . This video is very useful.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for the comment, George, and well done on your speaking exam result!

[@ΓιώργοςΜακρίδης-χ5κ]

Thank you . But at the final result i fail and i took the B1

[@riverfall195]

Oh lord Jesus, this is very helpful, thank you very much! Tomorrow I have the exam!!

[@isabelalobato]

Thank you! It was very useful to me! This way, I can have a great idea how will be my exam. You helped me too much and it gaves me strenght.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks, Isabela! Good luck for your exam!

[@-lefamet-8403]

For me this part 3 is easiest than the others just you need to know what you have to do . Thanks for the explication

[@paulineharry2443]

thank you! All your videos about the speaking exam were really helpful to me !!! ;)

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks, Pauline! Glad to hear the videos were helpful for you.

[@armywithluv6948]

Thank you it was great I have FCE exam next week and I was full of stress but it helps me a lot

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for the comment, Mina. Good luck for your FCE exam!

[@ginurikalanima5985]

Thank you! it was very useful

[@hadivazifehdan5596]

I'm not taking this exam owing to the country I live in, but I'm practicing and pretending that I'm going to take it in a short period of time.

[@lois7806]

Thank you very much ! I have just passed my language exam. My partner talked a lot and he did not really give the change to interact together ... Now I'm a bit worried ... Because I could have stopped him a bit more but in this case, maybe the examiner would have thought that I can not let him talk x ( When in doubt, I cut him short only twice... Just to show to the examiner that i can stop him and move in an other subject =|

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for the comment, Dit! Hope you get the result you want.

[@modokoo1049]

Thank you so much

[@raiyanpervez8064]

This video was very helpful. Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@linhadefundo6975]

She speaks very well :]

[@WhimsiStudy]

Really helpful

[@cristygianfry]

Thank you for explaining, it was useful 🥰

[@gabrielemilianofacio6754]

Seen and studied! 👍

[@elmasanchezgomez7332]

really useful for mi next exam!! thanks a lot, you are delightful.

[@pato_anao1447]

You should, you still write "MI" instead of "my"

[@monicacarelli2885]

really good material to share with us

[@fozyshahid5245]

your ideas are so good plz give us some tips for ielts

[@moemyintkhaing1683]

Thanks for the videos. It's really useful

[@paulrussell1006]

Spot on Mia, 👍🏼

[@midbie]

Excuse me, i have wondered about how can we take turns if the partner don't stop speaking, how to say "let's move on the next idea" while they are speaking

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Yes, you can and should interrupt your partner if they won't stop speaking. Do it politely but firmly. You could say something like, "Excuse me, could I say something here?" Or: "That's interesting, but I have a different point of view..."

[@midbie]

Thank you :)

[@yeexuan5796]

Im doin the exam tmrr wish me luck hehe

[@lamichhaneshiva1251]

THANK YOU SOM MUCH IT IS VERY USEFUL FOR ME

[@nitroplayz3192]

Thank you 😊

[@jimbothpe]

Thank you, was excellent explanation!

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you liked it, Jim! Thanks for watching.

[@zekmaster1019]

very very helpful thank you

[@linhadefundo6975]

These videos are helping me too much! Thanks XD

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

So glad they're helping you, Linha! Thanks for watching!

[@lolamayer3581]

Thanks a lot!!! You're the best!

[@omarannuarguelquiroz9357]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@haideriful]

Thank you so much indeed ^^

[@josueventura1240]

Mi compañero Leito no me va a dejar hablar creo que es una buena idea darle un laxante antes del examen?

[@josueventura1240]

I agree with you. You are so handsome

[@mademoiselle9370]

Mia is so niiice💚

[@Bintang221]

Is the speaking exam still the same as it was in 2016 as you so excellently described it?

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi there, thanks for watching the lesson. Yes, the speaking exam is the same as we've described it in this lesson. You can also see the exam format on the website: www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams-and-tests/first/exam-format/. Hope this helps you!

[@roxanahuarcaya7307]

Hi Mía, Is it necessary to talk about each of the items or we can concentrate just in 2 or 3 of them. Thank you

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi Roxana. You're encouraged to discuss all of the options in your conversation.

[@antegopet6766]

I'm having my FCE tomorrow. Cambridge god, please help!

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Good luck, Petrov!

[@antegopet6766]

@@Oxfordonlineenglish1, I have just finished. It seemed to pass pretty well. Thanks for your advices. They helped me a lot.

[@josuepalma3941]

@@antegopet6766 did you pass?

[@haphamngocthanh786]

my brain is starting to expload

[@kakuharis6131]

Why she's mentioning partner?im here for oxford english test and I don't think there will be my partner during exam?or am i missing something? anyone please?

[@TrangNguyen-xz6vp]

Thank you! Your videos are very interesting and helpful to my next exam. But I wondered how I can say if my partner asks me something which isn't involve in the question.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for the comment, Trang! It's a good question. I'd say you should answer your partner's question very briefly, and then refocus on the topic. Refocus by saying something like, "Let's get back to our task. What do you think about...?"

[@jqthegirl]

great

[@agustinprunell-friend7040]

(kom'plex)? or ( 'komplex)???

[@annaagnolin3521]

today I'm going to have My FCE I'm so worried

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hope it went well, Anna!

[@gisellesuarez6893]

Dear Mia, I am training my beginner students with examples like this:Examiner: What do you like about living in (Lima)? Candidate: "Well, about my city, I like going to the beaches, I love the people, I like visiting interesting places like the museums or cathedrals..." Do you think that if they include an infinitive("I like to go to the beach.." f.ex.) that does not sound natural? Because I have read that for British natural speakers, it is common to use gerunds...Thanks for your appreciation:) Greetings from Peru!:)

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for watching and asking your question, Giselle! Both 'I like to + infinitive' and 'I like + gerund' are acceptable, and widely used by native speakers equally.

[@sithon3804]

I exam tomorrow

[@joaofonseca6865]

If I say ladies first, its going to be bad or its actually a funny way to let her begin?

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

It depends on your examiner's sense of humor, João. I would say it's best to stick to the natural flow of your conversation.

[@gabrielacouto6639]

If my partner ask me complex things i will take a score really bad

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi Gabriela, the exam will be your opportunity to communicate in the best way possible. If there is something you don't understand, don't panic. Use it as an opportunity to show your communication skills to get clarification with what you don't understand.

[@esraltunss]

😘

[@pedrogismondi7298]

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[@pedrogismondi7298]

pila gei

[@orianar.g344]

Nice pronounciation but it's like she has something in her mouth.

[@lukalomidze8446]

Lol

[@nonmolij]

Thank you 🙏