In Part 1, you don’t need to use complex grammar or advanced vocabulary. Instead, focus on speaking clearly and using language you are comfortable with.

 How to Practice:

• Make a list of common topics (e.g., hobbies, work, family) and write simple sentences you could use to answer these questions.
• Practice using connectors like “because,” “and,” or “but” to join sentences naturally.

 Example:

• Question: “Do you enjoy reading?”
• Answer: “Yes, I love reading, especially historical novels because they transport me to another time. I also like learning about different cultures and histories through books.”