The examiner will ask some general questions as an introduction to the test. Answer clearly but without elaborating too much. This part lasts approximately 2 minutes.
- Do you enjoy travelling?
- What kind of places do you like visiting?
- Do you prefer travelling with family, friends or alone?
- What is the best trip you have ever had?
- Is travelling important for learning about the world?
- Where would you like to go in the future?
Speak for 1 minute without interruption. Compare the two photographs and answer the question below them. Your partner will comment for about 30 seconds when you finish.
- Describe the photos
- How might these people be feeling by doing an activity together?
- Describe the photos
- In what way might these people be connecting with each other?
You will be shown a diagram with a central question and satellite prompts. Discuss each prompt with your partner — collaborate and invite them to participate as if it were a real conversation. You have 2 minutes to discuss, then 1 minute to decide together.
Talk together about how important each of these things is for enjoying a trip. Then decide which is the most important.
a trip enjoyable
accommodation
the right people
weather
activities
local food
Take part in a discussion with the other candidate related to the topic of the previous task. Elaborate your answers — give reasons, examples, and personal opinions.
- What can people learn from travelling?
- Is it better to visit famous places or less well-known places?
- Do you think travelling is always relaxing?
- How has tourism changed in recent years?