Part 1

Introduction and interview (4 – 5 minutes)

Hello, my name is ____________. Can you tell

me your name?
In this first part, I would like to ask some questions
on food and drink

• Can you cook?

• Who does the cooking in your family/ house?
• What is the most famous dish from your
country? Can you describe it?
• What is your favourite dish?
• What kind of food do you like?
• What is your main meal of the day?
• Do you prefer eating at home or in a restaurant?
• On what occasions do you eat special meals?
Part 2 Individual long turn (3 – 4 minutes, including 1
minute preparation time)

I am going to give you a question. You have one minute to

think about it before speaking and you can make notes if you
wish. Do you understand?

I would like you to describe a useful website you often use.

You should say:

• What the website is called
• How to use it
• When you use it

And explain why you think this website is useful

(After 1 minute) You have one to two minutes for this, so don’t
worry if I stop you. I’ll tell you when the time is up. Please begin
speaking now. (Closing question) Do other people you know
like this website?
Part 3 Two-way discussion (4 – 5 minutes)

You’ve been speaking about a website you often use.

I would now like to ask a few more questions related
to this.

Let’s talk about the internet

• What are the most popular websites for young
people in your country?
• What kinds of websites do older people use?
• Do you think websites help people and society?

Let’s talk about new technology

• What do you think are the most useful kinds of
new technology?
• Do you think new technology is necessary?
• Do you think people spend too much money on
new technology?
 Change Roles

Partner B – You
are the examiner

Partner A – You
are the candidate
Part 1
Introduction and interview (4 – 5 minutes)

Hello, my name is ____________. Can you tell

me your name? In this first part, I would like to ask
some questions on timing

• Is being late acceptable in your

culture?
• Are you ever late for appointments?
• What type of excuses do you think are
alright for lateness?
• How do you feel when someone is late
for an appointment with you?
• Are you ever late for your work or
studies?
• Do you set an alarm in the morning to
wake up?
• Do you usually wear a watch?
• Do you like to get up the same time
each day?
Part 2 Individual long turn (3 – 4 minutes,
including 1-minute preparation time)

I am going to give you a question. You have one

minute to think about it before speaking and you can
make notes if you wish. Do you understand?

I would like you to describe something you do to

stay healthy. You should say:

• What it is
• How often you do it
• When you do it

And say how it helps you to stay healthy.

(After 1 minute) You have one to two minutes for this,

so don’t worry if I stop you. I’ll tell you when the time
is up. Please begin speaking now.

(Closing question)
Is there anything about this thing which you find
difficult? Why?
Part 3
Two-way discussion (4 – 5 minutes)

You’ve been speaking about staying

healthy. I would now like to ask a few more
questions related to this.

Let’s talk about staying healthy

• What things do people do to stay
healthy in your country?
• Do you think people are more fit now
than in the past?
• Do you think children should learn about
health at school

Let’s talk about healthcare

• How would you change the healthcare
system in your country?
• Is Western medicine the best choice for
everyone?
• Is being successful more important than
being healthy?