What can I do if I have no ideas for a cue card?
During practice, look for an ordinary experience you can describe with relevant details. A useful skill or familiar place does not need to be unusual to give you something to explain. If a prepared story does not fit the task, choose another example. The fictional answers here are illustrations, not experiences you should claim as your own.
During practice, look for an ordinary experience you can describe with relevant details. A useful skill or familiar place does not need to be unusual to give you something to explain. If a prepared story does not fit the task, choose another example. The fictional answers here are illustrations, not experiences you should claim as your own.
Try another task card and inspect what needs to change. The same experience may be useful for more than one topic, but the points you develop still need to answer the card in front of you. If your prepared story does not fit, select a more relevant example rather than forcing it into the answer.
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