Revise advanced vocabulary

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speaking in

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particular

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so try to use some more advanced

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adjectives

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so even if you're studying for the b2

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first

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why not use advanced adjectives for

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example an adjective that you

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could probably use in almost any essay

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is important that's a that's a good

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adjective it's fine

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but why not learn slightly more advanced

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alternatives

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like salient or pertinent or

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significant so these are the types of

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really advanced adjectives you can learn

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before you go into the exam that you can

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use in almost any essay or even in your

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your speaking

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but as i said i i this is more about

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revision than learning anything new this

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now is not the time to learn new

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vocabulary or new grammar

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if you haven't learned it now 24 hours

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before the exam is not the time

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and tip three is to visualize

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so when i say visualize i mean try to

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imagine yourself

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sitting in front of the examiner in the

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speaking for example

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sitting next to your partner or in the

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other part of the exam

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sitting in front of your the exam paper

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and

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try to visualize yourself opening that

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paper or

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getting the first question from the

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examiner in the speaking

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thinking