What type of responses are expected in the Speaking section?

In the Speaking section, the expected responses are oral presentations that demonstrate fluency and coherence in the language being assessed. This focuses on the individual's ability to articulate thoughts verbally, use appropriate vocabulary, and maintain a logical flow in conversation. The goal is to evaluate how well a person can communicate and express their ideas clearly and effectively.

Oral responses involve spontaneous or prepared speech, showcasing both the learner's pronunciation and the ability to interact in a conversation. This format emphasizes not just what is being communicated, but how well the speaker connects ideas and engages with the language in a natural manner, which is key to any language proficiency assessment.