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i used the family reunion in
i used the family reunion in even though sentence when i preferred the first solution .. is it ok to repeat it again???!!!!
and what is your ideal answer structure for this question ??
Try this pattern for Q5 and
Try this pattern for Q5 and check out the location of Even though:
part 1. Briefly summarize the problem the speakers are discussing. //about 15 seconds.
part 2. Then state which of the two solutions from the conversation you would recommend. //about 15 seconds. Like: there are possibly two solutions: The first one is: blabla....the second one is: blabla...If I were the woman/man, I would choose the first/second solution.
part 3. Explain the reason for your recommendation. //(suppose the recommendation is the first solution). The second solution doesn't sound good, even though it has some advantages like: blabla . I choose the first solution , because reason 1, blabla ...reason 2, blabla(about 30 seconds)...
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follow this user for Q5 who got 27 in speaking and she followed this pattern:
http://www.testbig.com/users/patel-dolly
25 in 30
1. need some content for the advantages of another side --here is family reunion
2. don't need a conclusion