Speaking Exam A2

If you are studying the A2 level, you can see an example of speaking exam.

Please, click below to watch the first part:

And click below to watch the second part of the exam:

Some tips to talk as a native speaker

Watch this video for some advice on how to pronounce English correctly.

If you find it difficult, you can visit this website where you'll find the translation into Spanish.

Aprende Inglés Sila
http://aprendeinglessila.com/2013/01/3-consejos-basicos-para-pronunciar-ingles-como-un-nativo/

B2: Online courses with Bspelling

Do you think you need extra lessons to pass the FCE? You can find very interesting courses in this website. Now they offer a specific course for FCE and you can have conversations with native speakers as often as you want because they have a flat rate. You only need a computer, a micro and headphones.

http://www.bspelling.com/

B2 Speaking

In this video you can see students take the FCE Speaking exam with comments by examiners.

KET and PET speaking: Talking about yourself

Watch this video about the first part of the Speaking test in both KET and PET. In this part of the test you should be able to answer questions about yourself. After watching the video, do the exercises below to check your understanding  and useful language. You can check your answers with the key.

British Council
http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/exams/exam-speaking/talk-about-yourself

PET Speaking: Describing a photograph

If you're taking the PET exam, click here  to watch a video with some advice and useful language to describe a photograh. Then do the exercises below (Check your understanding) and correct your answers with the key. Remember you should be able to describe a photograh for a minute.

You can also check out this website for some useful prepositions and structures  to describe pictures.

British council
http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/exams/exam-speaking/describe-photo-or-picture

english-hilfen.de
http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/words/describing_pictures.htm