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    In Part 3 of the Speaking exam, candidates will take turns describing pictures to each other for one minute each without prompts. Candidates should describe the people, places, objects, and activities in the picture using details about colors, clothes, weather, and impressions. To prepare, candidates should practice describing pictures within the one minute time limit and learn terminology for different areas of an image.

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    Speaking p3

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    In Part 3 of the Speaking exam, candidates will take turns describing pictures to each other for one minute each without prompts. Candidates should describe the people, places, objects, and activities in the picture using details about colors, clothes, weather, and impressions. To prepare, candidates should practice describing pictures within the one minute time limit and learn terminology for different areas of an image.

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    In Part 3 of the Speaking exam, candidates will take turns describing pictures to each other for one minute each without prompts. Candidates should describe the people, places, objects, and activities in the picture using details about colors, clothes, weather, and impressions. To prepare, candidates should practice describing pictures within the one minute time limit and learn terminology for different areas of an image.

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    Speaking p3

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    Rania Abdelwhab Al Shater
    In Part 3 of the Speaking exam, candidates will take turns describing pictures to each other for one minute each without prompts. Candidates should describe the people, places, objects, and activities in the picture using details about colors, clothes, weather, and impressions. To prepare, candidates should practice describing pictures within the one minute time limit and learn terminology for different areas of an image.

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    Speaking Part

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    PET
    PAPER 3 – SPEAKING

    Part 3: Interaction between the two candidates


    In Part 3, you have to talk for one minute about a picture. After you finish, your partner
    will talk for another minute about another picture.

    □ Sample picture for candidate A (three grils waiting at the airport)

    ONE minute each candidate

    □ Sample picture for candidate B (People waiting at the airport)

     Next
    About the exam

     You have to describe a colour photograph.


     The interlocutor will tell you the subject of the photo, but will not ask
    you any further questions. You have to speak on your own without
    prompting.
     You can describe the place, the people in the picture and what
    they are doing, any important objects and where they are.
    How to do it

     Imagine you are describing the picture to someone who can’t see
    it. Include the names of objects, and describe colours, people’s
    clothes, the weather, and so on.
     • Talk about facts and impressions: There’s a … , She looks …
     If you don’t understand what is happening in the photo, just
    describe what you can see.
     If you don’t understand what is happening in the photo, just
    describe what you can see.
    How to prepare yourself

     Practise talking about a photo for 1 minute.


     Learn to describe the areas of a picture: bottom right-hand corner,
    top left-hand corner, background, foreground, in the middle of the
    picture, etc.
     Learn expressions to use when you don’t know the word for
    something, e.g. I don’t know what it’s called in English, but it’s like /
    it’s a kind of …

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