Part 1 is intended to break the ice, test your ability to interact with the examiner and use general social language.
You will be asked questions about yourself, your family, your home, leisure activities, likes and dislikes, your education. Questions may be about your past experiences and your future plans.
It is important to listen carefully and give clear, direct answers. Where possible include a few extra details or reason for your answer.
Take the opportunity to show how fluently you can speak.
Don´t prepare answers beforehand but make sure you know the vocabulary necessary to talk about the topics.
Let´s have a look at these candidates.
What is your opinion? How well have they done?
Now watch Part 1 in the following video.
How would you mark them?
Do you think they´ve done a good job?
Leave your comments.