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0:00let's talk about music how often do you
0:02listen to music I think I listen to
0:05music mostly when I'm driving I think it
0:07puts me in such a good mood when I'm
0:09like out there on a drive and I play my
0:12favorite music I'm usually into afro
0:15music a lot hip-hop and afro and R&B so
0:19I prefer listening to music when I'm
0:21driving or sometimes when I'm working
0:23out I'm at the gym something like that
0:26is music an important subject in schools
0:30in your country in schools in my country
0:33it is because you know um I'm from India
0:36so in India music and dance and um
0:39expressing our emotions is usually
0:41through music and uh dancing so in every
0:45school they teach classical music or
0:48they have a subject where there is
0:50something about music usually so I think
0:53it is important do you ever go to live
0:55concerts oh I've been to three concerts
0:59and three of them are my favorite
1:00artists and it was actually on my um
1:03wish list and I made it happen and uh it
1:06was one of the best
1:08experiences and uh in live concerts it's
1:11a lot different than you would imagine
1:14um just have to keep your energy uh
1:16straight and it's it's like um it's like
1:19you can't believe it's happening now
1:21let's talk about magazines and
1:23newspapers do you prefer to read
1:25magazines or newspapers definitely
1:28magazines um mostly on the topics of
1:31fashion or Interior Design This is what
1:34I really like because I like to see
1:36creative sides all from all over the
1:38world I like to see what people are
1:39talking about what's new what's trending
1:42and um I like to learn like I like to
1:45have knowledge of things of like what is
1:47this called what is that called CU
1:49usually when you see pictures you don't
1:51usually know what it's called so when
1:52you read a magazine know where you get
1:54the knowledge that's that's where you
1:55get to know oh this fabric is called
1:57this or this uh decor a is called that
2:01so I think it's very good on information
2:04do you think you can learn as much from
2:06a magazine as a book definitely not cuz
2:09magazine is like a shorter version of
2:11what's in a book so I definitely prefer
2:13books over magazines do you think that
2:16you will continue to read paper based
2:19magazines in the future I think I'm very
2:22old-fashioned like that I need to have a
2:24physical book in my hand and that's how
2:26I think it produces serotonin in my
2:28brain otherwise no
2:30digital it's very different it's I I
2:32like uh physically reading a magazine or
2:35a book now let's talk about outdoor
2:37activities do you like being outdoors I
2:40love being outdoors um I usually spend
2:43my time planning an activity or just
2:46being out my friends even if I'm not
2:48doing anything I must stay Outdoors I'm
2:50not a very like home based person like I
2:53can't stay home much I have to keep
2:55moving all the time which outdoor sports
2:57do you enjoy doing I like uh um going
3:00out with my friends and playing football
3:02or or some kind of uh activity like
3:05swimming um going to the beach this is
3:08this is something I really really enjoy
3:10which outdoor activities are most
3:12popular in your country definitely it's
3:15like the game of uh India everybody
3:17loves Cricket when you go out of your
3:20house you're always going to see like
3:22some kids playing uh or or also
3:24batminton actually uh people enjoy that
3:27a lot as well I'd like to describe my
3:29favorite actor and actress um so my
3:32favorite actor will be Benedict
3:34Cumberbatch and um my favorite actress
3:37is Angelina Julie and I like their
3:40movies so much um they usually star in
3:43action films or mystery films and that's
3:46very similar to where I am like in my
3:49personal life I love mysterious stuff
3:51I'm I'm like always into like detective
3:54uh theories or mystery books and stuff
3:58like that so I always watch movies as
4:00such and their acting is on point it's
4:03always number one and I like Angelina
4:05Julie also for her humanitarian work
4:07that she does throughout her life she's
4:09been very present uh with charity work
4:12and um making sure that a lot of kids
4:17are fed in countries which are
4:19unfortunate and I really like that about
4:21her and I also like how Fierce she is
4:24and uh when she presents herself it's
4:26it's very divine feminine so I really
4:29really like that and I feel like she has
4:31that sort of energy where um a woman can
4:34feel powerful about herself just by
4:36looking at her and kind of
4:39um understanding where she comes from
4:41she doesn't really come from a very
4:44mentally stable place but now at this
4:46point in her life she's a very like
4:49strong woman and and she's done it all
4:51herself and Benedict Kash I actually
4:54watched his uh TV show which was called
4:56Sherlock and I am a crazy Sherlock fan
4:59and I'm I love mystery like I said and
5:02um detective stories and everything and
5:04him playing that really showed me what
5:06kind of an incredible actor he is
5:08because I felt like I'm watching
5:09Sherlock Holmes from the books and not
5:12an actor on screen and um he's also done
5:16a movie that I really love it's called
5:17Doctor Strange that's my favorite
5:19superhero from The Avengers and he has
5:22just done an amazing job uh in that
5:25movie so we've been talking about a
5:27famous actress and actor that that you
5:30enjoy and we're going to continue to
5:31talk about movies and and Theater what
5:33are the most popular types of movies in
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6:03very much and let's get back to the
6:04video it would be action and drama
6:09definitely something that has to do with
6:11emotional connection it's usually
6:15fictional that I would say um and also
6:19comedy yeah there's a lot of Comedy that
6:22goes on in the films that are coming out
6:24now and from India do you think that
6:27going to the cinema will be as popular
6:30in the future uh I think 50/50 yeah I'm
6:34not sure about that but it looks like uh
6:36people enjoy watching movies at home and
6:40uh it's not as much uh exciting as it
6:43used to be back then and um I think
6:47probably yes it would be more digitally
6:50available at home and uh probably yeah
6:54now let's talk about the theater how
6:56strong a tradition is it today in your
6:58country to go to the theater um mostly I
7:03think in out of City areas actually it's
7:07mostly now as a as an activity that
7:10families go to with their kids just to
7:13show a play to their kids and to
7:15introduce them to this form of um
7:19culture and activity I think it's more
7:21of that now uh theater is not as much
7:25popularized uh back in India as much as
7:28Cinema and film and movies are so I
7:31think that is kind of on the backseat um
7:34it's not so much as it used to be do you
7:37think that theater should be run as a
7:39business or as a public service oo I
7:42think both I think it goes hand in hand
7:45um so that people can be employed as
7:49well at the same time and um it it is of
7:51a public service at the same time I
7:53think
7:55um I think that people do enjoy it but
7:58at the same time uh um it could be used
8:01as an as an excuse and used as like um
8:06an opportunity what I'm is what I mean
8:08uh to employ people and uh because
8:11there's a lot of people who would love
8:12to do acting but they can't really make
8:14it in the movies so maybe they could use
8:16theater as um as their hobby so I think
8:20yeah both can go hand in hand in some
8:22countries governments pay theaters to
8:26put on shows for the public do you think
8:29this is good use of public money it
8:32depends on if whether or not if it's
8:35free to the public because if you're
8:37charging for them to see that play then
8:39it doesn't make any sense is what I
8:42think and I think that it shouldn't be
8:46this way in the first place I think it
8:48should be available freely to the people
8:52um yeah let me give you some feedback on
8:54your performance so you're hoping to get
8:56a b nine and I'll go through the four
9:00markting criteria so pronunciation
9:02fluency and coherence grammar and
9:05vocabulary so let's start off with your
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9:52pronunciation is one of your your strong
9:55points oh okay the examiner will be
9:57thinking can I understand what this
9:59person is saying how clear are they and
10:01then um some higher level pronunciation
10:04features like intonation for example I
10:06can understand 100% of what you're
10:09saying you do have a a hint of an accent
10:12but it is extremely clear listening to
10:15you for anyone watching who has an
10:16Indian accent they shouldn't feel bad
10:18about it or or anything like that you
10:20know you shouldn't try and remove your
10:22accent I think it's about speaking as
10:23clearly as possible but you you
10:25certainly do you also use intonation
10:28extremely well so we use intonation to
10:31convey meaning for example when you came
10:34in here today and I said please sit down
10:36very flat intonation going down do I
10:38sound happy or rude or serious yeah a
10:42bit rude a bit serious but if I said we
10:43sit down my intonation is going up
10:46sounds completely different but the
10:47words are exactly the same so you use
10:50intonation like that a lot to show that
10:52you're excited about something that
10:54you're happy about it that you're talk
10:56that you're serious about something in a
10:58very very high level way which is very
11:00difficult to
11:01learn and you do it very naturally you
11:04also use connected speech um so for
11:07example if you were talking about movies
11:10someone learning English might say do
11:13you want to go to the cinema but someone
11:17at a high level like yourself do you
11:19want to go want to go signs like one
11:22word want to go cuz you're connecting
11:24all the speech up you do that lot and
11:26very naturally you also use um sentence
11:30stress which where you emphasize certain
11:32words that's your coffee so you're
11:35you're emphasizing that word because
11:36that's the most important word it's very
11:39difficult to to teach that it takes a
11:40long time to learn wow you're doing
11:42you're doing very well in that area
11:44fluency is are you able to speak without
11:48unnatural pauses without unnatural
11:51hesitation and there's there's two
11:53reasons why people pause
11:57and that that type of thing
12:00audible pauses like that one one reason
12:03is they're learning a language and
12:05they're trying to think should I use
12:07present simple or present perfect or you
12:10know what's the correct adjective to use
12:13you don't do that cuz your your language
12:16is at quite a high level you do
12:19sometimes pause and think and hesitate a
12:22little bit for the second reason which
12:25is trying to think of ideas so you can
12:27tell especially in the part three you
12:30were formulating ideas and you were let
12:33me think about that and pausing a little
12:35bit but that's natural and and a good
12:38examiner knows the difference between
12:39those two things so they're not going to
12:41give you a low Mark for pausing or
12:44hesitating a little bit for thinking of
12:46the idea now coherence is different it's
12:49did you answer the question and did you
12:51develop your answers a little bit more
12:53you need to be a little bit careful for
12:56example the first question I asked you
12:58how often do you listen to music and you
13:00told me about when you listen to music
13:03so that's slightly different M now the
13:06examiner will base their score on all of
13:10your answers it's not like oh she didn't
13:13she slightly didn't answer that question
13:15in one in one question give her a low
13:18score that's not how it works and the
13:20way that you answered that question by
13:23saying I listen to music in the car and
13:25I listen to it in the I think you said
13:28when I drive when I drive you're
13:30answering the question implicitly mhm by
13:35implication I know how often you listen
13:37to it you should try to answer each
13:40question explicitly how often do you
13:44every day I don't think that this is an
13:46issue for you today but imagine you go
13:48and do the test imagine you have a
13:51Canadian visa application that's like if
13:53I don't get this I'm going to I can't go
13:55and meet you know my family or or you
13:58know or
13:59do whatever I want to do there's a lot
14:01of pressure on you so often when people
14:04are under pressure and under stress they
14:07mess up just make sure that you answer
14:09every question exactly how they want it
14:12the same with the Q card for part two it
14:15said describe your favorite actor or
14:18actress and you did both mhm so
14:23technically an examiner would be
14:26extremely picky if they marked you down
14:28for that
14:29but again I'm not criticizing you but
14:33I'm being overly cautious because on
14:35exam day if you go and do the test you
14:39might go off and talk about something
14:42related to that topic but not really
14:44answering it correctly I think you would
14:46be fine but we just don't want to take
14:48any risks definitely towards the end
14:50especially the last question part three
14:52what the examiner is thinking about is
14:55can this person really develop their
14:57answers can they speak at length about
14:59topics the last question it was quite a
15:01short answer for part three but that was
15:04quite impressive I I'll tell you why if
15:06you get a really really difficult
15:08question in part three you should be
15:10happy because the examiner thinks you're
15:13good if the examiner thinks you're bad
15:15they'll just throw easy softball
15:17questions at you if the examiner thinks
15:19that you're really good they'll throw
15:21more and more difficult questions to
15:23really just stretch you and test you and
15:26that's what I was trying to do at the
15:27end a really good band eight band n
15:30student even if they get a question that
15:32they don't know much about they're not
15:34too sure about they will attempt it
15:35answer so your attempt at an answer even
15:38though it was quite short indicates that
15:41you are at a very high level coherence
15:43is the only area that I'm really really
15:45concerned about but overall it's very
15:48very good I'm focusing on the negative
15:50but it's only because you're you should
15:52because otherwise how would I know yeah
15:55uh grammar The Examiner will be thinking
15:57does this person have enough awareness
15:59of grammar structures that they can talk
16:01about anything like can they use
16:03comparatives to compare two things can
16:05they use superlatives to talk about
16:07their favorite things and talk about the
16:08best things whatever I throw at you
16:10you're able to to handle that and
16:13they'll also then think about how many
16:15grammar mistakes are you making I think
16:18I only only heard one or two small slips
16:21I think like preposition slip or an
16:23article slip but that is comparable to a
16:26native English speaker if you listen to
16:28native English speakers speak for 15 20
16:30minutes they'll make little preposition
16:32errors or subject verb agreement errors
16:35that's natural so don't need to worry
16:38about that and your vocabulary is also
16:40excellent for example this you use very
16:42topic specific words and idiomatic
16:45language which is great only very high
16:47level students actually do that so your
16:49final Bond score would be the highest
16:51one which is a bond n no way thank you
16:55so much yeah that's amazing but but but
16:58if on test day you didn't answer the
17:02questions in part one you didn't really
17:05answer the question in part two and you
17:07didn't develop your answers enough in
17:09part three that would drop you down a
17:12little bit not hugely MH but just be
17:16careful with that all right less than 1%
17:19of people get about nine oh wow yeah so
17:22there you go thank you

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