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ESL OCTOBER NOVEMBER ORAL EXAMS 2011
- Thread starter angelDEE
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It's different every time. I'd highly recommend you to search for the May/June 2011 topics and practice with those.
You could download the May/June 2011 papers from here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?kee2g5z17bd5ka8
Open the paper 4 and you will have the topics.
There is a possibility that you might get the topics before hand, from here or somewhere else. But you will. Don't miss out May/June 2011 topics, all you need is practice and a lot of practice.
You don't have to be nervous of anything, just be calm and talk to the examiner like you talk to everyone (in English of course). Try to avoid "aa" "mm" "hmm". If you can't think of any point, take a pause, and think over it. The examiner might propose you an extra idea so you could speak over it. All they want to see is how fluent you are in the language and nothing else. But don't go OUT of the topic.
There is something called as the 'warm-up' round. Where the examiner asks you questions to make you comfortable (doesn't counts). He tell you everything. Be calm and don't be nervous.
I got 'Stress' in the May/June 2011 examination, and I remember adding something out of the topic, wisely and achieved 1 in Orals.
Good Luck!
You could download the May/June 2011 papers from here:
http://www.mediafire.com/?kee2g5z17bd5ka8
Open the paper 4 and you will have the topics.
There is a possibility that you might get the topics before hand, from here or somewhere else. But you will. Don't miss out May/June 2011 topics, all you need is practice and a lot of practice.
You don't have to be nervous of anything, just be calm and talk to the examiner like you talk to everyone (in English of course). Try to avoid "aa" "mm" "hmm". If you can't think of any point, take a pause, and think over it. The examiner might propose you an extra idea so you could speak over it. All they want to see is how fluent you are in the language and nothing else. But don't go OUT of the topic.
There is something called as the 'warm-up' round. Where the examiner asks you questions to make you comfortable (doesn't counts). He tell you everything. Be calm and don't be nervous.
I got 'Stress' in the May/June 2011 examination, and I remember adding something out of the topic, wisely and achieved 1 in Orals.
Good Luck!
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Don't wish that you might get a hard topic, wish that you are able to talk on those!
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
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salam!
yeah..true..always pray that you are able to do what you get, bcoz sumtimes we get an easy one but we panic or something and that easy one also goes badd...may Allah help us with everything..Aameen!
yeah..true..always pray that you are able to do what you get, bcoz sumtimes we get an easy one but we panic or something and that easy one also goes badd...may Allah help us with everything..Aameen!