TEF Speaking Tests Discussion: Analysis of Test 1 to Test 5
- Amardeep Singh
- 9 hours ago
- 1 min read
If you have taken first five practice tests (from our udemy course) and now want to see what high-scoring sample answers should sound like, this video and guide are for you. In this video, we are discussing First Five TEF Speaking Tests, which we offer in our udemy course
In the TEF Canada Expression Orale, the difference between a B2 and a C1 level often comes down to the quality of your questions and the strength of your persuasion. Below, we provide a deep-dive discussion into five essential speaking test scenarios.
Why You Should Compare Your Practice with Sample Answers
Many candidates practice speaking but fail to realize where they are losing points. By analyzing Tests 1 through 5, you can:
Audit Your Question Count: Ensure you are hitting the 10–12 question requirement for Section A.
Refine Your Register: Double-check that you aren't accidentally using "Vous" in the informal Section B.
Strengthen Your Arguments: See how to pivot when the examiner gives you a difficult objection.
Key Tips for TEF Speaking Success
Use Logical Connectors: Don't just say "and." Use de plus, en revanche, and par conséquent.
Stay Natural: The examiner wants to see if you can hold a real conversation, not just recite a script.
Manage Your Time: Don't spend too long on one point; keep the conversation moving.
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