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| celebrity endorsement: to have a well-known person promote a product
classified ads: small advertisements often put in a newspaper or magazine by individuals commercial break: the short period during TV programmers when advertisements are shown commercial channel: TV channels that make money from showing advertisements to go viral: to quickly become extremely popular on the Internet through social media to launch a product: to introduce a new product mailing list: a list of names and contact details used by a company to send information and advertisements mass media: large media outlets like TV, newspapers and magazines niche product: a product that is aimed at a distinct group of people to place an advert: to put an advert somewhere product placement: to advertise a product by using it as a prop in a TV show or film to show adverts: to display adverts on TV social media: websites that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking. spam email: unwanted, promotional email target audience: the people a company want to sell their product or service to word of mouth: recommendations made by individuals to other individuals about a product of service SPEAKING PART 2 HOW TO GET 9 ON PART 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Use the correct tenses and vocabulary. Talk about what you’re comfortable with – you don’t have to cover everything on the card. I recommend you talk for at least 1 minute and 30 seconds. You can carry on speaking for 2 minutes, but if you stop after 1 minute and 30 seconds, the examiner will ask you a short follow up answer. Either way, the examiner will stop you speaking after 2 minutes. You will be given paper and pencil to make notes. You can keep both the task card (cue card) and your notes to look at throughout your talk. You only given them back after you have finished your Part 2 talk. Using the 1 minute preparation time The 1 minute preparation time in Part 2 of the IELTS Speaking test will go by very quickly. 1) Get your idea quickly Don’t waste time brainstorming lots of possible ideas to talk about! Just take the first idea you get, that is good enough, and go with that. Spend no more than 10 – 15 seconds on getting your idea. 2) Get a structure ready Then spend the remaining 45 seconds on the structure. You can follow the bullet points, or you can have a slightly different structure if you want. 3) Write down your key points briefly Knowing the key 2 or 3 things you are going to talk about (and writing them down), will help you focus on your language more when speaking. Just write 2 or 3 words for each main point. 4) Have your first sentence ready Before you begin talking, try and have your first sentence clear and ready, so you can make a confident start. Part 2 really is all about confidence! Finally, keep the Cue Card or Task Card in front of you. Remember! You can look at your notes and Cue Card as you are talking. LINKING WORDS FOR SPEAKING / WRITING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Download 2.33 Mb. Share with your friends:
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