THE TASK:
In Part 1, the interlocutor engages you in a general conversation.
– The interlocutor asks simple questions about your personal details, daily routines, likes, dislikes, etc.
– This part is designed to be straightforward and focuses on basic interaction.
– You respond directly to the interlocutor.

HOW TO APPROACH THE TASK:
– Relax, as this part of the test is meant to help you feel comfortable.
– Listen carefully to the questions and answer clearly and confidently.
– Use full sentences instead of one-word answers and try to add details where possible.
– Keep your answers simple and direct, as this part focuses on basic communication skills.

ASSESSMENT:
– This part assesses your ability to use simple, everyday English to respond to questions.
– The focus is on clear and accurate responses, using correct grammar and vocabulary.

TIMING:
2–3 minutes

INTERACTION:
Interlocutor → Candidate

TASK TYPES:
The interlocutor asks you basic questions about yourself in a structured conversation.

WHAT DO CANDIDATES HAVE TO DO?
Respond to questions about yourself, such as your name, hobbies, family, or daily routine. Use clear and accurate language to communicate effectively.