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#IGCSE_ESL_Speaking_Test_2024 #Cambridge_ESL_0510_0991_speaking_test #Speaking_Test_Guide_igcse_esl_2024 #ESL_Speaking_Tips_igcse_esl_2024 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) Guide Tips for 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) Master the 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) Ace the 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) Prepare_for 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) Boost Confidence: Speaking Test 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL (0510/0991) Excelling in 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) Overview: 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) Expert Tips: 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) Crack the 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL Speaking Test (0510/0991) The final marks awarded to Candidate 2 are: Mark awarded for Grammar = 8 out of 10 Mark awarded for Vocabulary = 8 out of 10 Mark awarded for Development = 8 out of 10 Mark awarded for Pronunciation = 8 out of 10 Total mark awarded = 32 out of 40 ========================================== Examiner's comments and final marks (Video 2) Part 1 Interview Grammar: Although this candidate uses some complex structures, there are some errors which can impede communication, limiting this to a lower mark in the level. Vocabulary: The candidate uses a range of vocabulary appropriately to discuss some variety of ideas. Development: The responses are relevant to the questions asked and include a number of points, though there is a need for prompting to encourage further development. Pronunciation: Pronunciation is mostly clear, as apart from one expression, inaccuracies don’t impede communication. Intonation is mostly appropriate. Part 2 Short talk Grammar: The candidate uses a reasonable range of simple and complex structures. There are some errors, but these are quite minor and do not impede understanding. Vocabulary: The candidate uses a sufficient range of vocabulary appropriately to discuss his ideas. Development: The responses are mostly developed with relevant but sometimes repetitive content. Initially, he did not explore a specific aspect, but with prompting provided a comparison. Pronunciation: Pronunciation is mostly clear despite some use of fillers. Intonation is mostly appropriate and sometimes used for effect. Part 3 Discussion Grammar: The candidate uses a range of simple and complex structures quite accurately and fluently. Greater accuracy is required for a top-level mark. Vocabulary: The candidate uses a sufficient range of vocabulary to convey some variety of ideas and opinions. Development: Relevant responses are sufficiently well-developed, and communication is maintained mostly with ease, so a low mark in Level 5 can be awarded. Pronunciation: Pronunciation is mostly clear and fluent despite some use of fillers. Intonation is mostly appropriate and sometimes used for effect. ============================================ Script of the video https://docs.google.com/document/d/1z...