Frases para el Speaking de Cambridge (Níveles FCE, CAE & CPE) (1)

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Como sabéis, en la parte speaking del examen de Cambridge consta de 4 apartados, y dependiendo del nivel que vayáis a realizar, las pruebas pueden durar varios minutos más.

Parte 1: Una conversación con el examinador en la que tendrás que ofrecer información sobre ti.

Parte 2: Cada candidato recibe dos fotografías sobre las que tiene que hablar durante 1 minuto. Los 30 siguientes segundos, el otro candidato tiene que comentar sobre lo que se ha hablado.

Parte 3: Una discusión que plantea el examinador en el que debes plantear una solución.

Parte 4: Conversación libre con el otro candidato sobre los temas planteados en la tercera parte.

Tened en cuenta también, que en esta parte del examen se valora lo siguiente:

  • Gramática y vocabulario
  • Expresión oral (DiscourseManagement)
  • Pronunciación
  • Comunicación interactiva

Por último, las siguientes frases pueden aplicarse a cualquier nivel ya que son estructuras, lo único que cambiaría sería el vocabulario que utilizarías para completar las frases. Las palabras en negrita es donde se sitúa el «stress» en la oración.

Parte 1

  • I’m learning English (for my own satisfaction / my job / to improve my employment prospects).
  • If you want to get ahead these days, you need to have a good command of English.
  • I’ve always loved (the sea).
  • I’d love to visit places untouched by man.
  • However, there’s no place like home.
  • That’s a tough question!
  • I want to be a useful member of society.
  • I’m keen on…
  • I’m an avid (traveler/photographer)…
  • I haven’t given it much thought until now.

Parte 2

  • What strikes me about (the first picture is the fact that…)
  • This picture reminds me of…
  • Judging from the photograph, (the children…)
  • The (man) appears to be…
  • From what we can see here, he must
  • There are many similarities
  • Both pictures depict
  • Both pictures are quite similar in that they show
  • When you give it a closer look it reveals
  • The (first) picture… whereas the other pictures
  • Another important difference is…
  • Picture (three) doesn’t show… as clearly as…
  • Picture (four) attemps to … but I think picture (one) does this more effectively
  • All the pictures are relevant, but picture (three) gives a stronger idea of/that…
  • It’s difficult to tell from the photograph, but it could have been taken in…
  • I might be wrong, but I’d say that this picture
  • I would imagine that this picture comes from…
  • Picture … is by far the best to include because…
  • To me, picture… is essential for (this kind of publication).
  • I’m surprised there’s no picture showing
  • A picture of… would get the message across more effectively.
  • The cover would be so much better if we had a picture of…
  • So let’s look at the alternatives
  • The name for this escapes me at present, but it’s for/it´s like…
  • The name for it is on the tip of my tongue

Parte 3

  • As for the issue in question, …
  • The main problem centres around…
  • It’s my belief
  • For my part
  • As I see it…
  • As I was saying
  • I forgot to mention
  • I’m of the opinion that…
  • To my mind
  • To my way of thinking
  • I am convinced that…
  • I am inclined to believe that…
  • Don’t get me wrong but shouldn’t we…?
  • Judging by … they must be…
  • … is a separate issue.
  • Moving on to…
  • Taking everything into account
  • I couldn’t agree more.
  • I agree up to a point.
  • I think I see what you mean, but…
  • I’m in two minds about it. / I’m ambivalent about…
  • I don’t see eye to eye with you here…
  • That’s true in a way, I suppose, but…
  • I’m not convinced that…
  • That’s one way of looking at it. On the other hand
  • It brings up the question / problem of…
  • Perhaps we should put… first? What do you think?
  • A strong point in favour of… is that…
  • Where do you stand on the matter?
  • What do you think we should be focus on next?
  • Are you happy with this order then?
  • Do you go along with that?

Parte 4

  • Just following from what X was saying, I also feel
  • While generally agreeing with X, I must say that…
  • Adding to what X has just said, I think
  • I can sympathise with what X said but…
  • One thing X didn’t mention is…
  • Surprising as it may seem, I don’t support X’s view on…
  • Perhaps it should also be emphasised that… / it should be pointed out that…

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