1. The examiner gives you a cue card with a topic and 3–4 bullet points
2. You have 1 minute to prepare (you get paper and a pencil)
3. You must speak for 1–2 minutes on the topic
4. The examiner may ask 1–2 follow-up questions

Describe a book you have read recently. > > You should say:

• what the book was about > - why you chose to read it > - how long it took you to read > > and explain whether you would recommend it to others.

Don't write full sentences. Write key words only:

• Topic: Atomic Habits — James Clear
• Why: friend recommended, self-improvement
• How long: 2 weeks, commute
• Recommend: yes — practical, changed my routine

• Keep talking — silence is worse than errors
• You don't need to follow the bullet points in order
• Use past tenses naturally — most Part 2 topics ask about past experiences
• Add sensory details — what you saw, heard, felt
• Signal transitions — "What I particularly liked was...", "Turning to why I chose it..."