Make the discussion a conversation

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the end of all of these

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exams you have a discussion we just have

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have a nice conversation hopefully

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um about the questions that the

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interlocutor asks you and it should be

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as i said a nice conversation and

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interaction not monologues that's very

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important

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by the way before we continue if you're

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looks interesting for you and hopefully

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see you there and tip number four is not

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using the right vocabulary this is a

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very common mistake that unprepared

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people make especially in the part of

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the speaking paper where you need to

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speculate often it's comparing and

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speculating

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again in all three of the exams the b2

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first the c1 advanced and the c2

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proficiency

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there will be some speculation because

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when you're looking at the pictures in

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particular