CELPIP Speaking

Give practical advice with reasons, examples, and a supportive ending.

Tell a clear story with setting, sequence, problem, action, outcome, and reflection.

Speak continuously with simple structure, natural pauses, repair phrases, and clear pacing.

Describe people, actions, location, relationships, and visible evidence in a picture.

Predict what may happen next and support the prediction with visual clues.

Compare two options and persuade a listener using practical criteria and tradeoffs.

Respond diplomatically with empathy, explanation, clear request, and solution.

Use a beginning, two developed points, and a clear ending in timed spoken responses.

Respect the role, topic, and expected communicative action in each speaking task.

Improve intelligibility through stress, rhythm, linking, final sounds, and microphone delivery.

Replace repeated or vague words with natural spoken English for advice, opinions, and problems.

State a clear opinion and support it with reasons, examples, and concession.

Describe an unusual scene and speculate logically without overclaiming.

Develop persuasive spoken responses with evidence, listener awareness, and balanced reasoning.