Fluency and Coherence looks at the candidate’s ability to:
Answer the question without unnatural pausing or hesitating
Develop their answers sufficiently
Organise and structure answers appropriately
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Fluency and cohesion is increased when:
Uses a good structure and signposts so the listener doesn’t have to think
Fluency and cohesion is increased when:
Speaks without effort as in a conversation with friend or colleague
To get a high score in the exam it is important to:
Talk about the things which you know about
Give the examiner what they want
Talk as much as you can
Good candidates:
Speak really fast
Speak at a natural pace
Speak really slowly and clearly
2. Which of the following are the sections of the Official Marking Criteria?
Fluency, coherence, vocabulary and grammar
Fluency and coherence, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation
Vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar
Fluency and cohesion is increased when:
Candidates speak at a natural speed, hesitating or pausing only occasionally to think about the topic
To score well in fluency and coherence candidates should NOT:
Continually repeat answers or ideas, Thinks too much about the answer,Corrects all their mistakes, Pauses or hesitates to think about grammar and words
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