Anvar Usmonov | 8.5

EXAMPLE

Describe an experience when you were not allowed to use a mobile phone.

Look at this question, students often cant go beyond first minute because their story is short and often similar(everyone talks about school or university exam). But if I want to answer, my answer would be like this:

IDEA: Our boss asked us not to use our phones during a staff meeting.

The beginning: we used our phones multipke time during meetings

The peak: He asked us not to use it.

The ending. we didnot have to conduct meetings multiple times as everyone got the point.

This is a raw example. But if you practice part two in this way again and again, your part two sounds smoother and more natural.

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PART TWO TIP

One of the best ways to improve your part two is to learn to tell a story. Great storytelling often guarantees a decent score.

How to do that:

1: Learn to be original. in each part two, try to tell something interesting and personal. In that case, you can become unique and different and that feels refreshing for examiners who listen to the same things again and again.

2: Create a structure for your part two. Have one storytelling structure and put any part two in that structure. For me, I always organize my story into these three parts: how everything starts, the peak, and the ending. This way, your part two seems smooth and organized, and you probably wont run out of things to say.