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IGCSE English Speaking Test Practice

The document outlines the structure of the IGCSE English as a Second Language (0510) Speaking Test, which consists of three parts: warming-up, topic presentation, and follow-up discussion. It provides sample questions for each part, including personal introductions, a prepared topic on the importance of learning English, and discussion prompts related to the topic. The aim is to assess the candidate's speaking abilities and their understanding of the English language's relevance.

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IGCSE English Speaking Test Practice

The document outlines the structure of the IGCSE English as a Second Language (0510) Speaking Test, which consists of three parts: warming-up, topic presentation, and follow-up discussion. It provides sample questions for each part, including personal introductions, a prepared topic on the importance of learning English, and discussion prompts related to the topic. The aim is to assess the candidate's speaking abilities and their understanding of the English language's relevance.

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IGCSE English as a Second Language (0510)

Speaking Test Practice

Part 1: Warming-Up (2-3 minutes)

The examiner gets to know the candidate.

Sample Questions:

1. What's your name, and can you tell me a little about yourself?

2. What do you enjoy doing in your free time?

3. Do you prefer spending time alone or with others? Why?

4. What is your favorite subject at school and why?

Part 2: Topic Presentation (3-4 minutes)

You speak for 2-3 minutes about a topic you have prepared.

Sample Topic: "The importance of learning English in today's world."

Guidelines:

- Why do people learn English?

- How can English help in future education or career?

- How do you personally use English in daily life?

- What challenges do you face while learning English?

Part 3: Follow-up Discussion (3-4 minutes)

Based on your topic, the examiner will ask further questions.


Sample Questions:

1. Do you think English will still be important in the future? Why or why not?

2. How does technology help in learning English?

3. Should schools focus more on teaching English or local languages?

4. What advice would you give to someone who is starting to learn English?

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