Foreign Study: Tips and Tricks for Speaking Section in Exams

Hi, my name is Anusha and in this video, we are going to do read aloud and repeat sentences. In each read aloud, I will practice the way I do in the exam and then I’ll also perform the way I do in the exam. There are certain tips and tricks in order to get a 90 in the speaking section.

Tip 1: Positioning the Microphone

The first step is to place the microphone in the right position. For example, if you have headphones with a mic, the mic position should be parallel to the chin/jawline. Do not place it in front of the mouth or anywhere else too far. If the jawline doesn’t work out, you can place it on the nose level.

Tip 2: Click Next Immediately

Click next immediately after you speak. Waiting for the entire bar to finish can decrease your marks. Clicking next immediately can significantly improve your score.

Tip 3: Speak Fluently with Proper Speed

Speak fluently with proper speed. Breathe as if it’s not conspicuous. The computer should not be listening to your breathing sounds. Do not hesitate or pause randomly.

Read Aloud Questions and Repeat Sentence Questions

After this, I will demonstrate all the read aloud questions and repeat sentence questions. Please watch the video till the end and let us know if you have any comments or questions.

Summarized Texts

• Australian English can be difficult for tourists to understand due to slang and differences from American English.
• The brain is divided into hemispheres, with the left hemisphere controlling movement and sensation in the right side of the body, and the right hemisphere controlling the left side of the body.
• More than half of respondents said that real-time schools graduates are deficient in mathematics.
• The Grand Canyon took over 2 billion years to create and is largely formed by the force of the Colorado River.
• Men and women are designed to misunderstand each other in matters of love, but being a deluded romantic can lead to successful choices.
• First-year university students at the University of Sydney designed and built an electric car with a radical design.
• Various facts and information about typhoons, table settings, lectures, essays, the Romans, elephants, research, and job positions.

Conclusion

Thank you for watching the video and practicing along with me. Remember to practice even after watching the video for real improvement. If you need further assistance, you can book appointments with us. Don’t forget to like the video to keep us motivated. Take care and best of luck with your exams!