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• 1 – вообще не слышно
• 2 – слышно очень плохо, помехи
• 3 – качество связи не на высоте, но слушать
можно
• 4 – почти хорошо
• 5 – отлично слышно!
Fluency and
Coherence Pronunciation
Grammatical
Lexical Range and
Resource Accuracy
FLUENCY AND COHERENCE
9 Speaks fluently with only rare repetition or self correction; any hesitation is content-related;
Speaks coherently with fully appropriate cohesive features;
Develops tasks fully and appropriately
8 Speaks fluently with occasional repetition or self correction; hesitation is usually content-
related;
Develops topics coherently and appropriately
7 Speaks at length without any noticeable effort or loss of coherence;
May demonstrate language related hesitation at times and/or some repetition and/or self-
correction;
Uses a range of connectives and discourse markers with some flexibility
6 Is willing to speak at length, though may lose coherence at times due to occasional
repetition, self-correction or hesitation;
Uses a range of connectives and discourse markers but not always appropriately
5 Usually maintains a flow of speech but uses repetition, self correction and/or slow speech
to keep going; may overuse certain connectives and discourse markers; produces simple
speech fluently, but more complex communication causes fluency problems
4 Cannot respond without noticeable pauses and may speak slowly , with frequent
repetition and self correction
3 Speaks with long pauses; has limited ability to link simple sentences; gives only simple
responses and is frequently unable to convey basic message
2 Pauses lengthily before most words; little communication possible
ОЦЕНИВАЕМ ТОЛЬКО FLUENCY
(ВИДЕО)
8-9
consistently maintains full length speech with a flowing rate without unnatural
pauses, repetition, self correction or utterances; hesitation is usually content-
related and only rarely to search for language
6-7
uses a sufficient rate of speech to be able to give a clear idea with somewhat
extended answers; demonstrates language-related hesitation at times, or
occasional repetition and/or self-correction
4-5
demonstrates a mediocre rate of speech to be able to communicate; pauses, self
correction, repetition are noticeable, but do not completely affect understanding
3-2
has a choppy uneven rate of speech; self correction, repetition, utterances,
pausing and hesitation are frequent, cause difficulty in understanding for the
listener and obscure meaning
FLUENCY – САМОЕ ВАЖНОЕ
Индивидуально:
1) Повтор предложения за преподавателем (Piling
up)
2) Повтор предложения за спикером (аудио,
сериалы, подкасты)
3) Follow-up questions à удлинение
предложений+повтор
4) Question words as prompts:
САМОСТОЯТЕЛЬНО
• lip-syncing
• Думать вслух
• Переводить ТВ передачи
• Сначала начать говорить, потом думать
• Отвечать на вопросы IELTS несколько раз с
таймером.
РАЗВЕРНУТЫЕ ФИЛЛЕРЫ
That’s a(n) interesting/tough/difficult question.
8 Uses a wide vocabulary resource readily and flexibly to convey precise meaning; uses less
common and idiomatic vocabulary skillfully, with occasional inaccuracies; uses paraphrase
effectively as required
7 Uses vocabulary resource flexibly to discuss a variety of topics; uses some less common and
idiomatic vocabulary and shows some awareness of style and collocation, with some
inappropriate choices;
Uses paraphrase effectively
6 Has a wide enough vocabulary to discuss topics at length and make meaning clear in spite
of inappropriacies; generally paraphrases successfully.
5 Manages to talk about familiar and unfamiliar topics but uses vocabulary with limited
flexibility; attempts to paraphrase but with mixed success
4 Is able to talk about familiar topics but can only convey basic meaning on unfamiliar topics
and makes frequent mistakes in word choice
3 Uses simple vocabulary to convey personal information; has insufficient vocabulary for less
familiar topics
2 Only produces isolated words or memorised utterances
• Vocabulary Range
• Accuracy
• Repetition
VOCABULARY RANGE
• 8-9
consistently maintains a wide range of complex vocabulary
(Advanced/Proficiency level), including idioms and phrasals
• 6-7
uses a wide range of common vocabulary, occasionally uses more
complex vocabulary (Upper-Intermediate level)
• 4-5
uses a wide range of common vocabulary, rarely attempts at more
complex vocabulary – 3-4 Upper-Intermediate words/phrases and
maybe 1-2 Advanced words/phrases (Intermediate level)
• 3
uses a (wide) range of common vocabulary (Pre-Intermediate
level)
ACCURACY
8-9
• consistently skillfully uses complex vocabulary and idioms, there might
be some non-systematic mistakes and/or slips of the tongue
6-7
• lexical gaps can cause some word usage errors and/or formation
errors when it comes to more complex vocabulary, which however
does not significantly inhibit meaning or understanding
4-5
• word usage and formation mistakes (both complex and common
vocabulary) are more frequent and noticeable, can impede
effective communication of ideas
3
• word usage and formation mistakes are frequent and obscure
meaning and understanding
REPETITION
8-9
avoids repeating the same words/phrases within 1
block of questions, there is no word-lifting from the
questions
6-7
tries to vary vocabulary (synonyms/opposites etc.),
however there might be repetition of some
words/phrases within 1 block of questions
4-5
frequent repetition of certain vocabulary within 1
block of questions, which grates on your ears
ЧЕМ ПОВЫСИТЬ КРИТЕРИЙ
LEXICAL RESOURCE
8 Uses a wide range of structures flexibly; produces a majority of error-free sentences with only
very occasional inappropriacies or basic/non-systematic errors
7 Uses a range of complex structures with some flexibility; frequently produces error-free
sentences, though some grammatical mistakes persist
6 Uses a mix of simple and complex structures, but with limited flexibility;
May make frequent mistakes with complex structures, though these rarely cause
comprehension problems
5 Produces basic sentence forms with reasonable accuracy; uses a limited range of more
complex structures, but these usually contain errors and may cause comprehension
problems
4 produces basic sentence forms and some correct simple sentences but subordinate
structures are rare; errors are frequent and may lead to misunderstanding
3 attempts basic sentence forms but with limited success, or relies on apparently memorised
utterances; makes numerous errors except in memorised expressions
• 8-9
consistently and effectively uses a wide range of basic + complex
grammar structures
• 6-7
uses a wide range of basic grammar structures and a range of
complex grammar structures (different verb tenses including some
perfect tenses, some conditionals, some passives, some modals
etc.)
• 4-5
demonstrates a wide range of basic grammar structures and
attempts at some complex grammar structures (simple and
continuous tenses dominate, maybe tries but mostly fails in perfect
tenses usage; uses some comparatives and superlatives; uses only
Conditional 0, 1; very occasional use of passives, qualifiers,
quantifiers; modals are limited to can/should/have to etc.)
• 3
uses mainly simple sentences, subordinate structures are rare
ACCURACY
• 8-9
produces a majority of error-free sentences (errors are few and
difficult to spot) with only very occasional inappropriacies or
non-systematic errors
• 6-7
frequently produces error-free sentences, though some
grammatical mistakes persist, which however does not
significantly alter or inhibit understanding of meaning
• 4-5
grammatical errors are more frequent and noticeable and may
cause some comprehension problems
• 3
simple grammar is easy to understand, but lack of control of
more advanced grammar causes frequent errors and often
may lead to misunderstanding
ЧЕМ ПОВЫСИТЬ КРИТЕРИЙ
GRAMMATICAL RANGE
consistently and effectively uses a wide range of basic +
complex grammar structures
8 Uses a wide range of pronunciation features; sustains flexible use of features, with only
occasional lapses; is easy to be understood throughout; L1 accent has minimal effect on
intelligibility
7 Shows all the positive features of Band 6, and some, but not all, of the positive features of
Band 8
6 Uses a range of pronunciation features with mixed control; show some effective use of
features but this is not sustained; can generally be understood, though mispronunciation of
individual words or sounds reduces clarity at times
5 Shows all the positive features of Band 4, and some, but not all, of the positive features of
Band 6
4 Uses a limited range of pronunciation features; attempts to control features but lapses are
frequent; mispronunciations are frequent and cause some difficulty for the listener
3 Shows some of the features features of Band 2, and some, but not all, of the positive features
of Band 4
преодолеть волнение
и настроиться на победу.
• What - nouns
• Who - names
• When – time/period
• Where - places
• How - style
• Why - reasons
ЕСЛИ НЕПОНЯТНО,
ПЕРЕСПРАШИВАЙТЕ
СТРАТЕГИЯ:
- Сказать почему.
- Привести пример.
- Чувства.
Приучите
учеников
пользоваться
- What’s the most interesting thing about your одноязычными
hometown? словарями и
- Well, a lot of people who visit Moscow think that the тезаурусом.
most fascinating thing about it is its architecture.
КАК РАСШИРИТЬ ОТВЕТ:
НАЗАД В ПРОШЛОЕ И ВПЕРЕД В
БУДУЩЕЕ
Do you like sport?
I used to be more active in the past – I went in for
tennis and rugby then, but now I am keen on
football, because that’s what all my friends are in.
Нужно
разнообразие
РАССКАЖИТЕ О СВОИХ ЧУВСТВАХ =)
ПРИ ЭКСТРЕННОЙ ПОДГОТОВКЕ
• Have you always lived at the same place you are living
now?
• No, of course I haven’t. In the past I used to live in the
suburbs of Moscow and I went to school there, but when I
was 18, I entered the university and moved to Moscow. To
be honest, I don’t enjoy living here at all.
ЕЩЕ ПРИМЕР
• Вопрос с “would”:
How would you reduce traffic problems in your area?
So, my task is to speak about something interesting I did. Frankly speaking, when I first
saw this card a minute ago it just made my mind go blank because there have been
so many fascinating things that I’ve done in my life that I could be sitting here talking
about them for hours, since each of them is unique in its own way, but as I have to
pick up just one thing it would probably be drawing.
So, my task is to speak about something fascinating I did. Frankly speaking, there have
been so many exciting things that I’ve done in my life that it is difficult to pick up just
one, but today I reckon I will speak about drawing.
So, my task is to speak about something interesting I did.
СТРУКТУРА ОТВЕТА
• Introduction
• Past
• Description
• Opinion
• Future
1. Introduction
Anyway,
2. Past (Used to + infinitive, Would + infinitive,Past
Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect)
So, let me tell you about *** in more detail.
3. Description (topic vocabulary)
In my opinion,
4. Opinion
As for the future,
5. Future (Present continuous, Be going + to +
infinitive, Will+ infinitive, Future Perfect)
ПРИМЕР
Describe a teacher that you know.
You should say:
• what the teacher looks like
• what sort of person this teacher is
• what the teacher helped you to learn
and explain why this teacher is popular.
So my task is to speak about an educator I am acquianted with… Being a teacher myself I have been lucky
to meet a great number of brilliant teachers so I could be sitting here talking about them for hours since
each of them is unique in their own way but since I have to pick up just one it would probably be my art
teacher Ksenia. Anyway, I first met her when I came to enrol at the art school – I had been dreaming of
learning how to paint and draw for years – and there she was sitting there helping the applicants to fill in the
forms – actually hadn’t it been for her I would have never been able to complete the application
myself…Let me tell you a few words about her appearance. The most striking feature of hers is a mane of
curly red hair and she also has piercing blue eyes – extremely attractive. As for her personality, I can say that
she is very approachable and is always ready to give some really good advice. I reckon this is a necessary
quality for any teacher. Which brings me to my next point – she has taught me a lot of things in the last 3
years but the most complicated point for me has always been shades and that kind of things – completely
over my head - and Ksenia took great pains to make sure I am alright with them. I can’t say how grateful I
am to her for this. Probably, all things that I said make her popular with her students and we are always
looking forward to our next class. Actually, I am going to see her again this Saturday at class.
DESCRIBE A PERSON (SOMEONE YOU
ADMIRE, A FAMILY MEMBER ETC.)
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Past (e.g. the first/last time you saw them)
Lily and I first met when we were doing a course in Paris, I
can still remember that day very vividly. We were
standing in a queue in a supermarket, when she said
hello. I immediately realized that I had seen her before.
• 3. Appearance
• 4. Personality + actions
• 5. Opinion
• 6. Future
• 3. Appearance
• 4. Activities/Function
• 5. Opinion
• 6. Future
• “I forgot to mention…”
• “Before I go on,…”
• “To go back to… for a minute”
• “…, which brings me back to…”
ТРЕНИРОВКА
• Do you think that it's better to have clear aims for the future, or is it
best to take each day as it comes?
• (Answer) I think it’s best to have a good idea of what you want to
do with your life, especially in terms of studies and
career. (Why) Having aims allows you to plan what you need to
do today and tomorrow in order to achieve longer-term
objectives. (Example) For example, if you want to become a
doctor, you need to choose the right subjects at school, get the
right exam results, and work hard at university. (Opposite) Without
a clear aim, it would be impossible to take the necessary steps
towards a career in medicine, or any other profession.
ХОРОШИЕ ЗАГОТОВКИ
Решение проблем:
Were I a president, I would suggest …
ЕСЛИ ВОПРОС НЕПОНЯТЕН
• By and large,
• As a rule,
• Generally speaking,
• Tend to…
• Have a tendency to…
• Are liable to…
1. Набросать план
2. Записать на диктофон
3. Прослушать и записать скрипт
4. Улучшить
ПОВЫШАТЬ FLUENCY
• lip-syncing
• Думать вслух
• Переводить ТВ передачи
• Сначала начать говорить, потом думать
• Проигрывать реальные диалоги на английском
• Отвечать на вопросы IELTS с таймером с
интервалами.
ПЕРЕД ЭКЗАМЕНОМ
• Не говорить по-русски.
• С утра слушать интервью, презентации на TED,
смотреть сериалы.
• Взять тетрадку с клише и проговаривать фразы с
ними.
ВОПРОСЫ
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