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Every skill starts with a real mistake. Pick the one your last answer needed most.
Advantages & Disadvantages
Answer both halves of the question — and make each side worth listening to.
See the move →Agreeing & Disagreeing
Turn a flat yes or no into a stance the examiner can actually assess.
See the move →Comparing & Contrasting
Pull two things into the same sentence instead of leaving one out.
See the move →Frequency
Swap "sometimes" for a real habit that flows.
See the move →Best Time & Ideal Conditions
Name the right time or conditions for something — and say why they're ideal.
See the move →Change Over Time
Show how something has shifted, using real before-and-after language.
See the move →Describing in Detail
Add the sensory, specific detail that turns a fact into a picture.
See the move →Difficulty
Explain what makes something hard — and how you deal with it.
See the move →Disliking Things
Say what you dislike without just repeating "I don't like it."
See the move →Evaluating Two Views
Weigh up two opinions and land on a real position.
See the move →Finding & Accessing Information
Explain how and where you'd actually find something out.
See the move →Future Plans & Ambitions
Talk about what's next in a way that sounds like a real plan.
See the move →Giving & Supporting an Opinion
Back your opinion with a reason the examiner can follow.
See the move →How to Expand an Answer
Turn a one-line answer into a full, flowing one.
See the move →Importance & Value
Say why something matters, not just that it does.
See the move →Improvement & Solutions
Propose a fix that actually addresses the problem.
See the move →Inferring & Drawing Conclusions
Read between the lines and say what it means.
See the move →Liking Things
Say what you enjoy without just repeating "I like it."
See the move →Listing Examples & Types
Give real examples instead of a vague category.
See the move →Obligation & Should
Talk about what people should do — and why.
See the move →Past Experience & Learning
Connect something you did to what it taught you.
See the move →Society & Popularity
Talk about what's popular and why it caught on.
See the move →Speculating About the Future
Make a real guess about what's coming — and hedge it naturally.
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