A native accent or slang is necessary to score better, The Speaking test is simple & easy to score, I have to agree with my examiner’s opinion, I should ask my examiner personal questions, My Speaking test duration was only 11 minutes long, If I speak fluently without using any idioms or phrasal verbs , I can still hit a high score , If I don't like a question, I can ask the examiner to change it, If I have no idea about the question, I can say '' Sorry , I have no idea.'', Being polite & courteous will help me score better, Using short & simple sentences means making fewer mistakes, I cannot ask the examiner to repeat a question, My ideas or arguments have to be interesting to score better, The more I write the better I will score, All my examples must be supported by real evidence, Using bigger & complex words will impress & help me score better, I should attempt to use as many tenses as possible, I must only use British English spelling in my writings, The more linking words I use the better.

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