Introduction and interview
 
Remember that the examiner is just like your teacher. In fact, examiners are usually teachers, so they aware of how you feel, because their own students feel the same.
 
The examiner has a set of questions. Answer the questions without trying to repeat the whole question in your answer.
What’s the most interesting building in your hometown?
Don’t replay : the most interesting place in… is …
Say : its…
 
State your answer and then expand, if possible
 
Try to use synonyms of the words used by the examiner. If you cant, don’t interrupt your fluency, just say what you can.
 
The topics are usually familiar topics and the examiner asks you about yourself. Try to give examples and create ideas. Do not say, I don’t know.
 
You might be asked about:
A place or a hobby
Your daily routine
Your interests
Places in your country
Special foods/events in your country

The questions are designed to encourage you to talk they are not new or unpredictable.