speaking test for 2024 Cambridge IGCSE ESL 0511 \ 0991 ( candidate 3 )

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The final marks awarded to Candidate 4 are:
Mark awarded for Grammar = 9 out of 10
Mark awarded for Vocabulary = 9 out of 10
Mark awarded for Development = 9 out of 10
Mark awarded for Pronunciation = 8 out of 10
Total mark awarded = 35 out of 40
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Examiner's comments and final marks (Video 3)
Part 1 Interview
Grammar: The candidate uses a sufficient range of structures but with some lack of control.
Vocabulary: The candidate uses a reasonably wide range of vocabulary appropriately to discuss
some variety of ideas.
Development: All of the responses are relevant. Most points are clear and include some
development.
Pronunciation: Pronunciation is quite clear though intonation is only sometimes used effectively to
convey meaning.
Part 2 Short talk
Grammar: A sufficient range of grammatical structures are used. Although there is some
inaccuracy in complex structures, this does not impede communication.
Vocabulary: The candidate uses a reasonably wide range of vocabulary with enough precision
and accuracy to discuss a variety of ideas.
Development: The candidate’s responses are well-developed covering the card requirements.
Communication is maintained with ease.
Pronunciation: Pronunciation is clear and intonation is quite frequently used to support meaning.
Part 3 Discussion
Grammar: A range of simple and complex sentences are used. The errors are quite rare and
generally don’t impede understanding.
Vocabulary: A wide range of vocabulary is used accurately and precisely to discuss a variety of
content.
Development: Overall, responses are sufficiently well-developed, and communication is
maintained with ease. Some responses are stronger than others, which limits this to a lower mark
in the level.
Pronunciation: Pronunciation is clear on balance, with errors very rarely impeding communication.
Intonation is sometimes used effectively.
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Video Script

[MohammedIbrahim-hhyw]

The description is talking about candidate 4 while the title is saying the video is about candidate 3.

[alil]

Thank you so much for this video. It is the guidance I was looking for. Is there any way to provide a review of how the candidate did and what could be improved?

[EzzatFarid]

What are the component weightings like the 60 marks for the reading snd writing paper what is the eeighting factor like is it x 2 or 2.333 or what same for speaking and listening

[mrjawad]

Will the First Language Speaking exam be same as this one ??