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[Music]

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hi and welcome to a E helps IELTS test

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preparation videos in this video you

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will see an example out speaking

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interview with a native Canadian English

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speaker who likely would score perfect 9

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for lots more help with the academic

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IELTS exam please visit us at triple WEA

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help calm and join the full course ok so

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just before we watch the speaking

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interview let’s have a quick review of

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how you’re speaking score will be

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achieved so again your IELTS speaking

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score comes from three different factors

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first of all they will assess how

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natural your speaking is this means your

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intonation and your enunciation so does

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your voice go up and down correctly

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similar to that of a native English

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speakers also do you use natural fillers

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like do you self correct so when you

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make a mistake do you say something like

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oh excuse me what I meant to say was and

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then correct yourself this is natural

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speaking the second factor that will

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greatly affect your score is your

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coherence

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so how coherent your answers are do you

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answer each question correctly and

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accurately do you stay on topic do you

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stay with the controlling idea again

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remember you can’t just talk about

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anything and everything because you will

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lose scores you do need to make sense it

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needs to be coherent you need to

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basically answer the what why how of

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each topic and controlling idea for the

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questions and then after coherence the

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third factor here is the complexity of

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your language so are you able to use

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natural complex English which means can

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you use adjective clauses

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to describe your ideas clearly like for

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example people who watch a lot of

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television should be careful to make

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sure that the exercise so do you use

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complex grammar present perfect past

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perfect progressive form can you make

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compound complex sentences in your

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speaking so do you join your ideas

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together with conjunctions like however

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furthermore in addition because since so

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that’s the complexity of your language

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now the IELTS markers when they listen

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to the recording of your speaking will

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assess how natural it is how coherent

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and how complex and these three of

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course they’re not separate they each

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depend on each other so if your speech

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is natural it will for sure be more

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coherent if your speech is nice and

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complex it’s going to be more natural

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and more coherent so these three

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elements are inclusive not exclusive and

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that’s how you will get your final score

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all right let’s look at the speaking

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interview now and pay attention to how

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Jade is natural coherent and complex in

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her responses yes come on in hello hi

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please have a seat okay welcome to the

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speaking section of the IELTS exam my

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name is Adrian I will be asking you some

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questions for marking purposes I’m going

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to record the interview is that okay yes

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all right

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so can we start with your full name

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please my name is Jay Blake

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nice to meet you Jade may I see your

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passport please

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there you are

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where are you from Jade I’m from

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Victoria which is the capital city of

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British Columbia the westernmost

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province of Canada okay so I will ask

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you some questions this will take about

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12 to 15 minutes and I’ll give you

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instructions along the way are you ready

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to begin

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alright let’s talk about traveling okay

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when is the last time you went on a trip

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in July I traveled to Greece with my

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girlfriend Alice on a two-week vacation

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it was great

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excellent do you like to travel yes I

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love to travel I really enjoy seeing

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different and unique parts of the world

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like the Acropolis in Athens and I like

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to meet people from different cultures

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too okay uh what do you need to do when

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preparing for travel well I think the

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most important point to remember is to

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have a valid passport because without

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one you can’t go on the plane and it’s

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impossible to get it last minute it’s

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also important to pack the right clothes

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and gear for your trip that way you’re

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ready for any weather or challenges

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along the way okay is it a good idea to

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plan the details of your trip before

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departure well yes and no I think it’s

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important to plan the main details like

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your hotel bookings and your

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transportation but it’s also important

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to leave some time open for spontaneous

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activities for example when I was in

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Greece my girlfriend and I we took this

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last-minute sunset cruise and it was

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tons of fun sometimes the spontaneous

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activities are the most fun parts on

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your trip okay

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how popular is international travel in

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your country well in Canada traveling

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abroad is quite trendy Canadians are

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generally pretty well-off and they like

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to explore the world also it’s quite

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cold for much of the year in Canada and

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the wintertime so it’s refreshing and

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relaxing to go to warmer places like

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Hawaii mm-hmm what are the most popular

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places to visit for people in your

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country

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well Canadians like to travel to lots of

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different places but if I have to think

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of the most popular ones I’d say maybe

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America and Mexico because they’re

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closed or convenient and they’re warm

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all right so that’s the end of part one

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okay now for part two I’m going to give

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you a card the card will have some

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questions you will have one minute to

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prepare your answer for these questions

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and then you’ll have one to two minutes

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to speak okay I’ll tell you when to

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start I’m going to stop okay all right

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so here’s the card

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please don’t flip it over yet use your

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note sheets and pencil in front of you

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if you wish to take some notes and I’ll

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tell you when to begin are you ready

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okay your one-minute begins now please

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go ahead and turn over the card

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you

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okay Jake so your one minute is up

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please begin

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okay well an important person in the

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community where I live in Victoria is

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ralph schneider ralph is the current

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leader of the Liberal Party they were

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elected about two years ago and ever

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since then he’s been managing the

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affairs of sorry

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he’s been managing the affairs of the

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Senate in Miss apology for the past two

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years

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so Ralph campaigned his way in to

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victory with his encouraging words of

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his positive actions he’s a tall and

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charismatic man he’s in his mid-50s even

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before Ralph became the leader of the

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community he was really involved in the

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community he would help troubled youth

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he tried to create jobs for the

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unemployed and he always created these

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really unique programs he cares a lot

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about the safety of the community and

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actually just last month he and his

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party started this new unique

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neighborhood watch program where

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volunteers would monitor a four block

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radius in pairs every evening walking

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around and this has been so great for

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the security in our neighborhood and the

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safety and also it’s been really good

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for the knight commerce in the area in

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my family my folks actually own a coffee

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shop so it’s been really good for their

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business their business has been soaring

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and I think that Ralph is just a special

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guy he’s really made our community come

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together and even though he’s busy and

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he has two teenage kids he always makes

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the extra effort to make a difference in

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our community okay so that is the end of

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part 2 may have the card back please

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thank you

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now we will begin part three I’m going

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to ask you some questions on a similar

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topic are you ready to begin

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all right so let’s talk about community

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leadership okay

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how important are leaders to a community

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of people oh I think that good

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leadership is absolutely vital for the

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progress and stability of community

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humans are social by nature and having

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strong individuals guide them is

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essential for their development okay

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what characteristics are advantages and

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which are disadvantages for social

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leaders hard question can I just think

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for a moment sure take your time

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okay well I guess if I had to think a

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key personality trait for a good leader

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it would be confidence if a person is

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confident they can really gain the

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respect and trust of their audience on

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the other hand a disadvantage of a good

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leader would be someone who displays

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socially irresponsible behavior like

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drinking or gambling I think that the

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community would have a hard time

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trusting someone who doesn’t set a good

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example okay if you could be a leader in

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your neighborhood what social issue

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would you address so what you’re asking

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is if I was the leader what social issue

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I would like to change yes exactly

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okay well a hot topic in my community is

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the high cost of post-secondary

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education many students in college and

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university really struggle to pay their

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tuition fees so if I was a leader I

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would try and make take a strong

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initiative to create some sort of

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program with either free or subsidised

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post-secondary education okay I’m going

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to ask you some more questions about

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Community Programs what are some

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important programs for communities to

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provide their residents well I think

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that a very important program is

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athletics because many people say a

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healthy population

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a happy population so I think it’s

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important for their community leaders to

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ensure that the sports clubs like tennis

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and football are available and

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accessible to all of their residents

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to what extent should governments be

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responsible for financial support of

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recreation centers well like I said

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before I do think that athletics and

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recreation centers are very important

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for a strong community so I think it’s

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vital that the government makes sure

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that recreation centers are well funded

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well advertised and attended by the

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public have the programs in your

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community changed much since you were a

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child

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I thought of that before I guess when I

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was a child

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most of the programs at the community

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center would be either age restricted or

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separated by gender so maybe nowadays

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I’ve seen a lot of programs are co-ed

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and they’re also open to all ages and I

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think this is great because it allows

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the community to come together no matter

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what age or gender okay all right that

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is the end of part three and that’s the

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end of the speaking part of the IELTS

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exam thank you very much good luck with

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the rest of your exam and your grades

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will be posted in about 10 business days

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online okay okay nice to meet you Jade

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okay bye bye bye for lots more help with

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the IELTS speaking section as well as

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other parts of the academic exam please

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visit us at triple WC help calm and join

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the full course

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