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What Part 3 is testing

The dinner-party guest

The extension pattern

Comparing and speculating

Comparison questions

Speculation and the future

Justifying and recovering

Justifying an opinion under follow-up

The question you cannot answer

Practice

Part 1 or Part 3

Follow-up purpose

Extension pattern

Interrupted

Comparison mechanism

Stereotype

Likelihood grammar

Speculation chunk

Follow-up pushback

Holding chunk

Cannot answer

Flagging

Filler cost

Personal anecdote

Both sides

Word game: discussion chunks

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Speaking Part 3 at Band 7+: handling abstract questions, comparing and speculating, justifying an opinion under follow-up, and keeping the discussion going when you do not know the answer.

Part 3 questions are abstract, follow-up questions are unpredictable, and the examiner is listening for how you think aloud. This module gives you the moves that keep a Part 3 answer developing: comparing, speculating, justifying and handling the question you cannot answer.

Part 3 Discussion Skills: Abstract Questions, Comparing, Speculating and Justifying

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