Today, we’re tackling speaking task three of the CELPIP exam, which is all about describing an image.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the details in a picture, I've got some solid strategies to help you focus and shine in your response. I’ll be guiding you through the essential steps, like how to brainstorm effectively in those crucial 30 seconds before you start speaking.
We’ll talk about picking just a few sections of the image to describe in detail rather than trying to cover everything, which can lead to a rushed and unfocused answer.
Plus, I’ll share tips on using specific language to improve your descriptions and make your response stand out.
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Takeaways:
- In speaking task three, you'll have 30 seconds to brainstorm what you'll talk about before you start recording your answer. Use your time wisely - I'll show you how!
- Select specific areas of the image to discuss rather than trying to cover everything for better clarity and depth in your descriptions.
- Use detailed descriptions, including colors and emotions, to strengthen your image description.
- In speaking task four, predict what you think will logically happen next! Make sure you're using verbs like going to, will, may, might for example to talk about your predictions.
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Today's Speaking Task Assignment:
Grab your cellphone and go for a walk! Look for a busy scene happening around you and use your phone to take a picture of it.