I think we should delay the launch.
출시를 미뤄야 한다고 봅니다.
Position first. A speaking score starts with whether the position is obvious.
04 Before the timer ends · 8 min
Forty-five seconds is long enough for one story and short enough to punish a memorized introduction about how the question is interesting.
Speak a position, one reason, and one example, then stop. No “in conclusion.”
The independent speaking task is 15 seconds to prepare and 45 seconds to speak. Raters want a clear position early, support, and delivery they can follow. They do not want a second reason that starts as the clock dies.
Don't say
I agree this opinion because it is very important and people think so.
Say
I think employees should speak in the first meeting. Last quarter a quiet analyst caught a pricing error the room had already accepted.
Agree needs with. Important is not a reason. People think so is not an example. A thing that happened is an example.
Read them aloud. Listen if you want a model. Nothing is recorded.
I think we should delay the launch.
출시를 미뤄야 한다고 봅니다.
Position first. A speaking score starts with whether the position is obvious.
The reason is that the parts are still at sea.
이유는 부품이 아직 운송 중이기 때문입니다.
One concrete reason. “Because it is important” is not a reason.
For example, last quarter a late part stopped the line for six days.
예를 들어 지난 분기에는 늦은 부품 때문에 라인이 엿새 멈췄습니다.
An example is something that happened, not a second opinion.
That's why I would wait until April 18.
그래서 4월 18일까지 기다리겠습니다.
Return to the position. You do not need “in conclusion.”
Say this, then stop
Read it aloud once at a steady pace. It should fit in about forty seconds. Then close the page and say the shape, not the exact words.
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I think employees should speak in the first meeting, even if they are new.
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The reason is that the room will treat silence as agreement.
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For example, last quarter a quiet analyst caught a pricing error the room had already accepted. She spoke on day one. The launch price changed before the note went out.
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That's why I would rather hear a rough point early than a perfect one after the decision.
All three have to be right to close the lesson.
Answer every question, then check.