PART 3 – PICTURE DESCRIPTION
You will be given 2 connected pictures to describe and compare. You will be shown the first picture and asked to describe it,
and you will be given 30 seconds to speak. You will then be shown a second picture and asked some questions about it.
Finally you will be asked some questions about both pictures.
Listen to the candidate talking about these 2 pictures:
PART 3 PICTURE TIPS
1.
You will not receive preparation time so begin describing Picture A immediately
2.
If you don’t know the name of something, try to explain it in other words
3.
For Picture B, only answer the questions that the examiner asks you
PART 3 – DISCUSSION
You will take part in an interactive discussion of general aviation topics related to the pictures, and how aviation affects the wider
world. The examiner will discuss these topics with you to allow you to show your ability to give opinions, speculate about the future
and justify your ideas.
Listen to the candidate taking part in the Discussion:
PART 3 DISCUSSION TIPS
1.
Try to connect your ideas and explain yourself. When you do not expand on opinions
or statements, the examiner may ask you to explain what you mean. Be prepared to
interact with the examiner.
2.
Long confusing answers are not as good as shorter, more informative ones!
3.
If you do not understand a question, demonstrate that you can clearly ask for help –
the examiner will explain anything you ask about, and it is a sign of good interactions.
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PART 3 PICTURE TIPS
1.
You will not receive preparation time so begin describing Picture A
immediately
2.
If you don’t know the name of something, try to explain it in other
words
3.
For Picture B, only answer the questions that the examiner asks
you
PART 3 – DISCUSSION
You will take part in an interactive discussion of general aviation topics related
to the pictures, and how aviation affects the wider world. The examiner will
discuss these topics with you to allow you to show your ability to give opinions,
speculate about the future and justify your ideas.
Listen to the candidate taking part in the Discussion:
PART 3 DISCUSSION TIPS
1.
Try to connect your ideas and explain yourself. When you do not expand
on opinions or statements, the examiner may ask you to explain what you mean.
Be prepared to interact with the examiner.
2.
Long confusing answers are not as good as shorter, more informative
ones!
3.
If you do not understand a question, demonstrate that you can clearly ask
for help – the examiner will explain anything you ask about, and it is a sign of
good interactions.
PART 3 – PICTURE DESCRIPTION
You will be given 2 connected pictures to describe and compare. You will be
shown the first picture and asked to describe it, and you will be given 30
seconds to speak. You will then be shown a second picture and asked some
questions about it. Finally you will be asked some questions about both
pictures.
Listen to the candidate talking about these 2 pictures:
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AND TEACHERS
