Practise out loud and record yourself — there's no automated scoring here (that's a genuinely hard, separate problem, and no free tool does it reliably). Instead, record your answer, play it back, and work through the self-review checklist the way an examiner actually listens. Recordings stay in your browser and are never uploaded anywhere.
The examiner starts with short, direct questions about yourself and familiar everyday topics. Answer naturally — two or three sentences each is normal, not a full speech.
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You should say:
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The examiner now asks broader, more abstract questions connected to the Part 2 topic — these expect you to reason and give opinions, not just describe facts.
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Play back a recording and go through this afterwards — it's grouped the same way real Speaking assessment looks at an answer: fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.