How should I use supplied information in a TOEIC Speaking response?
Identify what the question asks, locate the relevant detail in the provided material, and check that your answer reports it accurately. Read any changes or conditions before answering. In review, compare the recording with the actual information rather than with what you remember. Do not invent a missing time, place, or name.
Identify what the question asks, locate the relevant detail in the provided material, and check that your answer reports it accurately. Read any changes or conditions before answering. In review, compare the recording with the actual information rather than with what you remember. Do not invent a missing time, place, or name.
For a miniature fictional information exercise, use the card The workshop starts at ten in Room C. If asked Where will the workshop take place?, an appropriate illustrative response is It will take place in Room C. The answer uses the supplied location. The starting time is available on the card, but it is not the information that this particular question requests.
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