Speaking Part 3 Tips: All You Need to Know About Conclusions

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of having a conclusion in Speaking Part 3 of exams. It advises against using the same structure for every answer, highlighting the need for flexibility. The tutorial introduces phrases like 'So I suppose I'd say' and 'by all accounts' to help with pronunciation, intonation, and summarizing opinions. These strategies aid in fluency and coherence, allowing students to effectively conclude their answers by summarizing their opinions or facts.

Why is it important to have a conclusion in Speaking Part 3?

• To show flexibility in answers

• To fill time during the exam

• To use the same structure for every answer

• To have a fallback strategy when nervous

What is a key benefit of using the phrase 'So I suppose I'd say'?

• It is a complex phrase to impress the examiner

• It makes the answer longer

• It improves pronunciation and coherence

• It helps in memorizing answers

How can the phrase 'So I suppose I'd say' assist in your response?

• By introducing new ideas

• By summarizing your opinion clearly

• By avoiding the main question

• By making the answer more complex

What is the purpose of using the phrase 'by all accounts'?

• To conclude with a factual statement

• To introduce a new topic

• To ask a question

• To express uncertainty

In what context should you use 'by all accounts'?

• When starting a new argument

• When summarizing opinions based on facts

• When you want to change the topic

• When you are unsure of your answer