Part Three is a dialogue, so actively engaging with the examiner by prompting further discussion can enhance your interaction.

• Example: If the examiner asks about the importance of environmental protection, you could respond:

“That’s a crucial issue. I believe everyone has a role to play in protecting our environment. What do you think are the most effective ways for individuals to contribute to environmental protection? Personally, I think small actions, like reducing plastic use and recycling, can collectively make a significant difference.”

• Explanation: Asking questions not only demonstrates your conversational skills but also keeps the discussion flowing naturally. It shows you can adapt to the interaction style, a key component of effective communication.