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[@priscilaorta661]

She was more confident than the examiner stumbling with questions 🤣

[@Noname-bi8xz]

😆

[@allthatisunsaid9030]

That's the examiner's facade. He does it to get the candidate open up and see whether she goes overboard with her confidence. Trust me

[@owner_112]

😂😂

[@meghatiwari2412]

😂

[@jifinpadua4347]

😂

[@JaspreetKaur-rl5fp]

she nailed this speaking test with her fluency and vocab.

[@TheNAVN7]

Yup

[@gurleenkaur7196]

But she used so much uh nd this affects the fluency

[@MukeshGupta259]

@@gurleenkaur7196 agree also I hardly heard a new word

[@deonomsubba8765]

@@MukeshGupta259 Exactly

[@MonicaStevensonConnectionUK]

Shame about the grammar

[@HH-gd1bd]

0:04 Full name? 0:07 What should I call you? 0:14 Where you from? 0:29 (Hometown) What type of place is your hometown? 0:58 What is it like growing up there? 1:31 How has it changed since you're a child? 2:16 (Cooking & meals) Do you enjoy cooking? 3:20 Is it an important part of your culture to have dinner parties? 3:53 Do you prefer to eat with other people or on your own? 4:33 Part 2 Talk about a person who influenced you: Please say -Who the person is? -How you met this person? -In what way the person influenced you? 7:52 (Leisures & activities in your country)What type of leisure activities are popular in your home country? 8:20 What sort of theater do people in your country prefer? 8:42 Why is it important for people to have time for leisure activities? 9:10 Are there any other kinds of leisure activities that people do in your place? 9:32 Are there types of leisure activities that are popular in your home country today the same as when your parents were young? 10:11 Why do you thing this is changed? 10:39 (Sports) Which sports is popular in your home country? 10:50 Are there any other sports that are popular? 11:02 What are the benefits of playing sports? 11:22 Do many parent have their children practice sports? 11:35 Will this types of sport that are popular now change in the future? 12:04 How can sports bring people from different countries and background closer together?

[@jassdeol2209]

Nyc job

[@DavinderKaur-vb7ci]

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[@TheNAVN7]

Thank you

[@jagdevsingh3021]

thanks dear

[@ManojKumar-pu6ue]

Thank you dear..

[@parnavasengupta7195]

At some point, IELETS examiners cleverly extract our personal informations and no one really notices it. This video represents the toughness of IELETS. Really encouraging.

[@Kunal_Dey]

She said cricket is the national sport of india with so much confidence even the examiner belived it

[@preetisworld9952]

Yes she was wrong at that time But I love her fluency

[@Samtalks0201]

I think the examiner was a bit shy😂😂😂

[@jassdeol2209]

🙂🙂🙂🙂😁ya

[@akhilalexg]

He has question sets in his right side and valuation sheet in his left side. It was not because of shy

[@mehakmahajan473]

I would love to have an examiner like this. Bcz he will help me to Be more confident 🥰🥰

[@RohitP-ss2iw]

Naku😂

[@viswa11]

Thank you for sharing this video. Candidate is exceptionally talented and her knowledge, accent, ability to express, eye contact, pleasant and soft attitude, appropriate body language, swift and relevant answer s to all the questions, confidence level, genuine answers, tone, pace, intonation, clarity in speech, modulation are good, Grammar, Lexical resource, Sentence Structure ate also assessed as good. Only the area of improvement is fillers ( uh).

[@cinnamonbun216]

Fillers are very common in most languages, I don’t think it is that big of a deal. She didn’t use them excessively, just the normal amount

[@regivarghese5375]

You are absolutely right. She needs to work on her pronunciation. She said/sounded "vigitables" which should have been "vegtable". Fillers, side particles overuse of words like "over there" could've been avoided. Not to judge her but as an improvement point for others.

[@lakhwinderna3083]

Examiner look so innocent .. I love his naive nature

[@harman_brampton]

Right

[@എന്റെഭൂമി]

@@harman_brampton ♥️e

[@_sheen_chan_]

Naive?

[@SM-ic4pe]

thought I was the only one who noticed that 🤭

[@lakhwinderna3083]

@@_sheen_chan_ kind of innocent.. though he is good in judgement

[@mohammedfazlerabbani7187]

Content with fluency, absolutely amazing!

[@gorilawry1369]

very well done

[@navedansari4542]

Top of the ladder performance... Everything was coming very naturally at ease... Sounded very close to native speaker

[@satyampandey9162]

Upbringing upbringing upbringing she use this word many times...

[@iabinthomas]

All sort of cultures races and people.. said this a thousand times

[@Nisha-tz2js]

She sounds nothing like a native speaker.

[@srrs007]

Lol she sounds so made up

[@canerarikyesilpelikan]

native? close??

[@n23817]

The candidate is a band 8. While she's a confident speaker, her grammar and vocabulary choices in places show obvious first language interference. For example, 'ever since I've born'; 'off of lately'; part reason'; 'multi-heritage' . She struggles to extend and explain her ideas at the level required for band 9 during both section 2 and 3.

[@Itsmezara.]

Correct

[@nore3]

I reacted to the same phrases but there were several more examples that to me sounded unnatural, and I thought overall 8.0 or a strong 7.5.. but I'm not an examinator, nor am I a native speaker, but as a Swede 9.0 was easy to achieve for me, and my wife (whose first language is Russian) got 7.0 on her best test (I believe 7.5 on speaking), so I can just estimate based on the observation that this lady made slightly less mistakes than my wife does speaking English. Although they make a completely different set of mistakes, given that (I assume) they have different first languages. My wife is about the same level as this lady, really, but because she sometimes omits or adds articles (a, an, the) incorrectly (since there are no such articles in Russian), I think her English just sounds less fluent and advanced than it actually is, to the ears of an examiner. She somehow managed to finish a degree in biomedicine in London with a 6.5-7.0 ielts score (she did the test 4-5 times and she only got 7.0 once), however, so it's 7.0 and above allows you to get quite far. My challenge now is to take the Russian TORFL for the B2 level, equivalent to the 5.5-6.5 bands on IELTS 😅 wish me luck, I think I'll make it this year

[@cathynest459]

I would not even mark 8, more close to 7.5. Answers are pretty weak with grammar mistakes…however if it’s 9, good…

[@johongirmutalov8537]

@@nore3 Wish Good luck sir,thanks for your comment )

[@somadey4411]

Absolutely

[@cheryllove6367]

She speaks very well in English. 😍👏. She's very confident, smart and knowledgeable. I'm impressed.

[@vaishnavinair8868]

I started to watch these videos two weeks prior to my IELTS test and it has been really helpful for me during the preparation period. Thanks a lot for these videos.

[@mahekshah5788]

so what was your score on the speaking test? and other than that, is IELTS only available in paper based? or computer based like TOEFL is also there?

[@Aswin-ry5cm]

@@mahekshah5788 no , computer based IELTS is also available :)

[@komalsolanki5855]

Hey could you share from where you started your prepration fir ILETS?

[@vaishnavinair8868]

@@komalsolanki5855 I mainly worked on the model question booklet that was provided .For the speaking part I watched these KZbin videos and started practicing on it.

[@vaishnavinair8868]

@@mahekshah5788 For speaking I got 7.5

[@tharamangalamsanthoshkumar7902]

Examinee portrayed her confidence through her fluency, grammar, ascent, pronunciations etc very professionally and make examiner understand better.

[@joyalasir]

No fancy words...just sheet confidence.. she nailed it..

[@kanchanpretkaur3271]

One thing I'm proud of my speaking is that I don't use fillers at all. Never using "uh" here. We were taught that it's better to keep silent, take time to think that utter fillers. Maybe you can use for once or twice, but not this much lol. 😅

[@anjumadaan2652]

I don't think it is wrong 😕

[@kanchanpretkaur3271]

@@anjumadaan2652 might be inevitable for some people, but doesn't sounds good when used so often tho. 😬

[@munchkin4467]

Yeah I caught that too...it sounds bad to ears...well she can update that thing👍🏻

[@himaxihirani...]

Agree🙌

[@himaxihirani...]

Everything was perfect it's just she kept using fillers overall it is good

[@roxguy115]

She was so smooth...I'm worried whether I'll be able to make it or not 🥺

[@callsignmav0024]

Good luck pal!

[@roxguy115]

@@callsignmav0024 thanks mate! 🙏

[@evolvedone3493]

How old are you???

[@roxguy115]

@@evolvedone3493 22

[@evolvedone3493]

@@roxguy115 did you go coaching??

[@mysteryboy3515]

Really good for her , i wish i were her , i always get 6.5 or 7 in ielts , in iran we dont speak english alot so hardly we can improve 😩 but i'm trying my best hope fingers will be crossed

[@ems9097]

all the best :)

[@sanskritisaini9231]

All the best for your result

[@TheNAVN7]

@@sanskritisaini9231 hi

[@elisaseptinasuhasiregar1984]

Dont worry. You just learn and Practise. I hope you can improve your score IELTS

[@mht_sylheti_boy]

7 is not bad bro

[@jiya10a66]

She used no connectors in all her speaking as connectors are vry important in speaking and writing!! It encompasses bands!! How she got 9 bands?? Anyone who agrees?

[@decentayush8865]

Totally may be a good luck or may be anything but I don't know how she gets 9 I am confused

[@luisgutierrez5724]

She actually did use some, not as many but she was very natural and not that many people are able to talk like that

[@prajjwal1010]

She wasn't able to built up a connection with the examiner due to being so straight forward, but that wasn't really required I think, so she was good.

[@vaneosebe3473]

Very true have been watching from the start till the end connectors were very few and what i know use of many connectors in speaking makes you to achieve that band 9.

[@agassybrittoj1008]

No I don't

[@nikitadhankhar3347]

Cricket is not national game of India. It's Hockey. 😂

[@sufaid5696]

hockey is not the national sport of india.No particular sport is recognised as India’s national game.

[@PrinceBharti]

Listen carefully dear she just say #like...so👶

[@PrinceBharti]

@@sufaid5696 😈😳😱😱😱😅😂

[@mohdakber733]

Dear she said it's LIKE a national sport of india

[@ФаррухХамраев-ж6ю]

So a confident and natural speech.

[@pooria8585]

you call this speech natural?

[@linh18-08]

Mother - amateur teacher in fam, inspector... - personality: dedicated/ alw keep the fire inside me/ a strong influence (a time a got bad grades)... -> moral support / lessons so that I can grow up independently and become more mature.. -> changed me alot, if .... , i wouldn't be come such a person like in the present..

[@kk-tj4ls]

So calm and confident I respect her

[@_winston_2503]

she answered from the bottom of the heart thats why she nailed the exam

[@Jayu_Bro]

This is definitely 8. There is still room for improvement for 9. And I still believe even 9 is not the perfect band score for speaking because we all make some mistakes while speaking✌️

[@ArzinShrestha]

Yes definitely i am thinking that because her coherence and cohesion is decent i would say like 9. But the pronounce was like 8 and she stuck for half second for 3 times So for pronounce it’s definitely 8.5 No way this is perfect . Total I would probably say she deserves 8.5 But okay it’s really nice interview ❤❤

[@the_sea_bird6019]

Confidence what she have , literally we all speak like her but we are on crises of confidence 😄

[@gorilawry1369]

yes I agree

[@reguluscorneas3387]

I completely agree with you

[@aryantaya8037]

Everyone making the joke of examiner that he was shy but there was nothing like that because he was cultured and respectful to woman. He was trying to feel the woman comfortable because she was alone with a strange guy in a empty room. So, in order to make her confident and comfy, he was avoiding to look at her. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@atro9379]

Wonderful speech. I am watching you from IRAQ. 🌹❤️🙏

[@jackyoung9691]

I am also watching you from Iraq. Wonderful observation 😉

[@nournouna2767]

I would've start crying 😭😭 i can't see myself doing as well as she did 😭 she was amazing 🤩

[@shamsuddinhakimi6247]

Don't cry 🫂

[@shaikibrahim9435]

" I would've started " anyway good attempt

[@proudindian9896]

I think there are lot of 'uh' in between the sentences.. btw she's so confident I loved her personality

[@hardrider6955]

She was so confident, full of correct content, Nicely given answer to all the questions

[@shhrey3128]

1)Hand languages should also be practiced in the interview rounds making yourself sound more confident and precise 2)Give straight forward answers after taking a pause on the question , unlike her , remember it's an interview which interviewers try to make it casual and sound like day to day conversation because you will have more chances to stumble on your language proficiency.

[@arhum1224]

Finally, a real informative comment regarding speaking, thank you.

[@shhrey3128]

@@arhum1224 Best of Luck on your test if you are preparing

[@arhum1224]

@@shhrey3128 Thank you!

[@awkwardsilence478]

how much preparation do you think one needs if they're already fluent? I'd have no problem answering these questions but they're very specific so thinking time alone would make us score less...

[@shhrey3128]

@@awkwardsilence478Rehearsal with couple of native English speaking friends couple of days can do it for you if you are fluent. Just for the speaking part the best thing is to know yourself , as in when the interviewer asks about yourself you won't be stun without knowing you (i guess you get this) , also it's not mandatory to say truth, you can prepare stories for particular questions but the thing is you have to stay fluent and as said earlier body language speaks much louder.

[@dattlee2461]

Today on 8th oct 21 it was my exam In the first part examiner asked me about my studies, and phone applications. In second part che card was Describe a place you visited on your vacations that you will recommend to others. In the third part he asked me questions related to vacations and people's favourite international and well as national places for vacations.

[@Preetsukhx07]

Brother covid vaccine varre pucheya c....???

[@dattlee2461]

@@Preetsukhx07 no not at all. Questions were about vacations not vaccination.

[@4aslittlebuddies841]

Thanks

[@kunicapadhiyar3153]

Did u got your scores?

[@dattlee2461]

@@kunicapadhiyar3153 i will get my scores after 13 days

[@abirshirgaonker5913]

The reaction at 08.19 wss hilarious 😂

[@adenikinjudaniel846]

i know, right?

[@karangaming7936]

😂😂

[@vianiexplore123]

Less people notice this😀😀😀😀

[@tahminasultanaeraa2715]

😂😂😂

[@aravinds8429]

Congratulations, Sister. You are splendid

[@RDua-cq6ur]

The examiner is deliberately holding back to give the examinee a good chance to speak, thus to judge rightly.

[@Amankaire21]

Wow Your level of the ours country knowledge 💯💯💯💯👍👍 quickly answers the questions with your outstanding confidence level ma'am proud of you✌️♥️♥️thank you

[@ielts2788]

😂 😅 😂 I think she gave incorrect answer, like national sports of India 🇮🇳 is not cricket but she said it very confidently which is required in Ielts, 😂😂

[@georgemathews7748]

@@ielts2788 she told cricket is 'like' national sport in India. Not that it is the National sports.😊

[@rayna-2172]

@@georgemathews7748 Think of anyone saying Rahul Gandhi is like Prime Minister of India...

[@ifurreadingthisugetayeet6534]

My confidence level after watching this 📉💀

[@shivamvishwakarma4377]

She is using Ah-Uh-ah-uh all the time and vocabulary is also normal how am I suppose to believe it's a 9 band 🤦

[@rayna-2172]

Right!!! M sure score 9 is not the result of her performance, it seems to be the grace of this NICE examiner🤩 Moreover what is she doing at 9:23 “Cricket which is like a national sport of India” Seriously! She should thank God for the examiner who himself isn’t aware of information that she is propagating!!!

[@12343163]

Is is correct to utter sounds like ah,uh,everytime in between two sentences?

[@krisimarovska6244]

Well, when a person Is nervous, sometimes it happens

[@nandug6191]

@@rayna-2172 What's wrong in that?

[@saisreenivassonthena9901]

@@nandug6191 Hockey is our national game, but, as she said, "Its like* our national game,"

[@saritadulal1636]

Hats off to her way of answering❤️

[@mithaleshsoni9234]

What a confidence she said cricket is the national game of India

[@fanarramzi9930]

Omg... I just saw this video but I kid you not everything she said, is exactly what I had answered in my speaking test and I didn't get a band 9 LOLL. She told everything the exact same way that I did. All of the questions were the same as mine, as well as her answers, are exact copies of mine.

[@curseddevil9045]

After watching this videos..I learn alot of words that's have a great influence on my IELTS test ... Thanks buddy for this video ..

[@khairulbasher1343]

After watching this, it seems to me that she is a naturally good speaker. Though she faced common questions. But i like her question oriented answering. What a nice speaking exam was!

[@NARESHKumar-qr4vb]

Super speech between examiner and the candidate.

[@mcdonnell-douglasdc-1098]

1:50: a gem from the woman: "off of lately." Even Einstein wouldn't understand this lingo. Right: " of late....."

[@weesmilerchannel14]

Shes confident to answer all question direct to the point shes fluent in english thank you for sharing this tips very helpful

[@lilapatil8020]

Nice, you are from my city Mumbai. Impressive linking of ideas.

[@abdullayevotajon3249]

I liked her performance without a doubt, well done man.

[@rupalipatil173]

Her confidence made the examiner a bit nervous 😆

[@elyoranorbekov]

I think the candidate was more confident than the examiner.

[@Nikki-iz5sg]

This was my question for speaking. Got a 8.

[@abuzarkhan4920]

a a a a a a a a a, I wounder how can some one get 9 bands by saying a a a repeatedly 4 times in each sentence?

[@hetvipatel5344]

Even i am wondering the same

[@MohammedSaiiff]

Guys just gave my speaking test and my question was Section 1 describe your hometown/city which you live in? Do you like your hometown or not? If not your hometown then which country/city do you want to live in and why? Section 2 Describe why did you like sportsperson and his event and how do you feel when they win or loose? Section 3 In you country young people loves sports and why? Do female and male thinks the same way about sports? How do you differentiate that? Hope it helps to everyone and wish you all the best folks Just remember don’t hesitate and be yourself and most important be confident calm your nervousness 🥂

[@veebee9073]

What if I don't watch sports and don't have a favorite sportsperson

[@amirnki]

The examiner is more nervous than the candidate! 😬

[@trishu9328]

Anxiety and low confidence...are the main reasons behind.....our failure...😑

[@Chacha355]

How did she score that high with all the "ums"

[@PD-zy3wu]

I want this type of confidence ❤️

[@naughtytiger1444]

I like that subtle "you" there at 5:09. Nice touch translators.

[@garimellateja3919]

at 9:21 the statement was wrong "National sport of INDIA is actually Hockey" so, my query is that does these mistakes effect the band or will they just count upon the English parameters like vocabulary,Fluency etc. NOTE:I DIDN'T WANTED TO POINT OUT THIS MISTAKE ON THE TEST TAKER HONESTLY BUT... I have this doubt..

[@sarthakjoshi7715]

cricket is not our national sport!! but she did great job

[@ismaelrosa8091]

I didn't know that fluency is equivalent of speaking at the speed of light. If Johnny Depp or Christopher Lee were examinees they would probably hit a low score in fluency😅 (they tend to speak slowly and be overly eloquent). Apart from that, I notice that girl candidate barely shows emotions and speak in a very stable tone, and fluency also means the ability of showing fluctuation and ups and lows in speech.

[@juleskurianmathew2398]

Choices of my own or my own choices? She said 'choices of my own' at 7:11. 'Country as such likes one food' at 2:58- isn't something weird about that? I dont think this would be given band 9.

[@ShokhrukhObidovv]

My dream score is 9. I guess everyone dreams. Friends wish me luck soon i will have IELTS. My expectation is 8. 🙏

[@ma-tanica]

So?

[@gurshabadsingh7473]

Cricket is 'Not' a national sport of India 😊 Anyway she Speak really well 💯👏👍

[@Ari_diwan]

Amazing! It reminded me of my speaking test day lol 😆

[@fhranchelyngervacio31]

How is it?is it hard?

[@Ari_diwan]

The examiner asked some questions that required critical thinking 💭 however, she was very supportive throughout the test! And made me feel very comfortable, nodded every time I said things, and that made me confident during the test 🔉

[@eponymouseyre]

She is using the expression 'uhh' more than anyone I've ever encountered 😂

[@bassamhajjaj2960]

I feel that the speaking test should be a normal conversation like actual people in real life would have, but these boring questions and answers are not that important.

[@nirmalbabu9570]

Me from Indian I can confirm that cricket indeed is our national sport :)

[@tejasgaikwad5483]

Cricket is not national game of India 😂 However, it was good, I didn't know just being calm and answering without using heavy English words can also get you 9 band in speaking 🥲

[@sweetdivyapatel]

Even she didn't say that literally... Its so popular that it feels like national game of india... u can observe it by her tone !!

[@davidverma2588]

yeah some facts were disturbed in her speech but i guess it's all about fluency there. control over anxiety and not making any grammatical mistakes

[@Itsmezara.]

Your listening needs to be improved

[@akhilalexg]

"Like a national sport" and thats true.

[@alicekenney1086]

Remember that it isn’t really about the content but how it is delivered. Whether cricket is or is not the national sport doesn’t matter at all. It doesn’t matter if you like or don’t like cooking. What does matter is how clearly and completely you are able to answer the question with at least 2-3 points and examples while utilizing appropriate vocabulary and speaking with understandable pronunciation.

[@gloryekott6914]

Ma getting scared now 😂😂, the questions are much too and a bit tiring. But she's great and confident with her responses.

[@srinivaschris2018]

Weldon she's brilliant 👏 I got 6.5 last month

[@savnipatel111]

Her expression when she slightly slipped her tongue at 8:19 😂. Its hard to notice considering her overall performance which was a job well done.

[@varuns4581]

ok , so are we not gonna talk abt the fact that there's an inetrogation point(question mark) after what should have been an imperative sentece( command ) had it been punctuated correctly , in the title? edit:in simple words, the title has a question mark that should be a fullstop.

[@yasminkukii6591]

What scares me to hell is that I can’t set this well maintained and calm 🥺

[@zorawarsingh1973]

9:18 I think national game of india is hockey 😁😂

[@howtoinstall4075]

she said "LIKE" national sports. a close comparison has been drawn keeping in view the popularity of game.

[@howtoinstall4075]

@@mohammedirshad3004 Where from any part of statement do u assume that India has a national sport? Any country's national sport enjoys popularity, respect and value of its people, so there is an overlapping of these variables between a national sport and the game she mentioned. May be before advising anyone for correction, better boost up ur comprehension. I think this might help to make you seem atleast pretensiously "smart " next time.

[@nandug6191]

There is no national game of India till now....

[@artarmour7914]

There is no national game of india fool Further she said that cricket is like the national game of India not the national one🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️

[@anuambati421]

@@artarmour7914 hockey is india's national sport fool

[@michaelgwashawanhu8740]

why do i feel like i'd nail this drunk.

[@minyoongiforever3558]

I had speaking on 9th and my cue card was : you shared something with someone

[@sujinsudhakarvs277]

how was your speaking task?

[@minyoongiforever3558]

@@sujinsudhakarvs277 it was good

[@kunicapadhiyar3153]

Did u received your score?

[@minyoongiforever3558]

@@kunicapadhiyar3153 yes I got 8.5 L and rest 6.5

[@kunicapadhiyar3153]

@@minyoongiforever3558 wow that's great...

[@mav6361]

Why did her pronunciation got deduced points?? Indian accents should be changed into American or British accents?

[@alexanderyap8831]

How does come up with such answers so fast, my tactic is speaking as slowly as possible to drag out the time.

[@apocalypticskepticus3299]

She is good, but definitely not band 9 good. She has clearly made several non-trivial grammatical mistakes (e.g. ''I've born'', instead of ''I was born'', or ''I have been born'').

[@MAGNITO09]

Are we allowed to look at the rough paper ..on which we wrote the points during the task 2 ???

[@balunandam5249]

Yes

[@May-qr1dt]

her face remembering me with my elementary teacher when I was study in Singapore🥺

[@ahmedkmq]

Even I didn’t find any downside in her pronunciation. She definitely deserves a band 9 despite some subtle grammatical errs.

[@meph5291]

I like the fact you wrote "errs" . It's funnier if it wasn't intentional :)

[@ananyabhadauria2448]

NATIONAL SPORT OF INDIA IS HOCKEY NOT CRICKET. ALSO THIS IS NOT A REAL INTERVIEW , NOTICE HOW WHEN SHE SHOWS HER ID SHE SMIRKS AND THAT IS NOT A PASSPORT FOR SURE.

[@adlyezat7933]

The examiner is very comfortable and calm

[@iamforever8411]

The examiner was definitely more nervous being a native English speaker 😂

[@siyachannel.532]

She said "uh" a lot of times. Did anyone else noticed ?

[@math_.0]

Nice man she worked pretty hard

[@dalecooper1114]

Cricket is NOT India's National Sport. It's Hockey. Also how can she get 9 with so many grammatical mistakes?

[@Gadavillers-Panoir]

Where? Please time stamp them.

[@g.annasmith9834]

English examiner is brilliant at his job!!

[@jenplinguist]

three 9s and one 8 is an 8.5! You need four 9s to get a 9.0

[@AmandeepSingh-hc9uf]

Correction please, cricket is not national game of India its hockey.

[@24jithesh]

The Examiner just ran out of the room soon after the exam, just to drink a glass of water. Thanks.

[@Hugo14319]

English is becoming more and more popular than Hindi. Counties like Singapore the Philippines Malaysia and Hong Kong including indian are well versed in English.

[@irumsadiq7324]

You nailed it very nicely wish you all the best girl 💕

[@gamerdude5496]

Bro hit straight to the point by asking her about cooking

[@gangavarapusaivenkat91]

Sister ,u are good in english and ur vocabulary is good and I want to be like u and thank u because this helps to improve my English skills