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Birthday Celebration Speaking Guide

The document outlines a speaking exam format consisting of three parts: an introduction and personal interview, a 1-2 minute long turn on a topic, and a discussion with the examiner. It provides specific questions related to the theme of birthdays for Part 1, including childhood celebrations, current practices, and the significance of cards and gifts. The structure aims to assess the candidate's speaking abilities and depth of thought on the topic.

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Birthday Celebration Speaking Guide

The document outlines a speaking exam format consisting of three parts: an introduction and personal interview, a 1-2 minute long turn on a topic, and a discussion with the examiner. It provides specific questions related to the theme of birthdays for Part 1, including childhood celebrations, current practices, and the significance of cards and gifts. The structure aims to assess the candidate's speaking abilities and depth of thought on the topic.

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Part 1: Introduction and Interview: yourself and your life.

Part 2: The ‘Long Turn’: topic card Then you will speak for 1-2 minutes on the topic. Don’t worry, the
examiner will stop you when you reach 2 minutes.

Part 3: Discussion Questions: The examiner will ask you more detailed questions about the topic from
Part 2.

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Speaking Part 1

Birthdays

 What did you usually do on your birthday when you were a child?

 How do you normally celebrate your birthday now?

 Is your birthday now still as important to you as when you were a child?

 Do you think it’s important to give someone a card when it’s their birthday?

 Do you think the price of gifts/presents is important?

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