You think that fluency is more important than pronunciation? Hi guys, how have you been? It's morning again from PT Magic. It's been a while. So today, what I want to have a look at is speaking session. And specifically, we're going to find out what is the most important task in speaking. So we all know that there are totally five different tasks in speaking, which are read a log, repeat sentence, describe image, retail lecture, and answer show questions. Just to remind you, in one of my other videos, I did another experiment with keeping retail lecture and still ending up getting 89 in speaking. And for some reason, a lot of people have been messaging me or emailing me asking if they should keep retail lecture in order to score high in speaking. Wait, should I do it? Should I do it time? And the answer is absolutely not guys. You should never ever skip any task in PTE, especially in speaking. Don't do it, man. Just don't do it. And even though it looks like I lost only one point in speaking, but I actually lose more than that because the real speaking score is more than 90. It's just an experiment to show you that even if you do not do well in retail lecture, you still have a chance to achieve 79 in speaking. I said do worry about this. Anyways, in order to identify the critical part task in speaking, what I did was I attempted mock test on ptepractice.com again. And at this time, I skipped with a lot. And let's have a look at my results. So from here, we can see that I lost a lot of points in pronunciation and also my speaking drop to 67. And even though the fluency is still okay at 80 points, because my pronunciation was not too good and there was no content in real life. That's why I lost significant points in speaking. You can generally trace it back to one big bad decision. Another experiment is keeping this right image. And for this, I attempted mock test b. It's quite similar to the one before and my speaking score is just over 60. But pronunciation is pretty low with fluency being 90. However, if you look at the vocabulary score, it's very low at only 49. So it means I'm losing a lot of content in a describe image. Words cannot begin to describe the injustice that that picture does to you. What about repeat sentence? So I did not test that, but if we go back to one of my old videos with repeat sentence and recommendation, you could see that by only doing repeat sentence, I got almost 30 points in speaking. So I believe that we should all be consistent in speaking and maintain both fluency and pronunciation. And speaking of that, do you think that fluency is more important than pronunciation? Reception, are you speaking English? To answer these questions, I just wanted to share with you our latest case with one of our students who did the test last week and achieved 79 plus all wins. And specifically, her speaking was at 85. Even the her pronunciation was only 48. So she realized that it was very hard for her to fix her pronunciation. So she started to focus more on fluency and her pitch thus was able to increase her score in speaking. Perfect pitch? So I guess having a bad pronunciation is not the end of the world. If you are able to fix your flow and your pitch and also do well in the test like repeat sentence, then you can score high in speaking. So if I repeat that crazy shit, you... And if you're not too sure about your speaking, you can also email me your recordings to at btemagic.com.au to receive a feedback. And now let's check out few recordings from her who got 48 translation and 94. Two sisters were at the peanut party when the conversation turned to upbringing. The other sisters started to say that her parents had been very strict and thus she had been rather frightened of them. Her sister, younger by two years, interrupted in a measurement. What are you talking about? She said our parents were very lenient. The Japanese D-Sharmonie is a racial tour influenced by Buddhism. In which green tea is prepared and served to a small group of guests in a peaceful setting, thus the ceremony can take as long as four hours and there are many traditional gestures that both the server and the guest must perform. Organists were given the powers of an absolute monarch, but he pretended himself at the preserve of republican traditions. He treated the standard of stead castle with great respect and was made a console year other year. He successfully reduced the political power of the army by retiring many soldiers, but giving them land or money to keep their loyalty. The picture below show a comparison between different trials. We can see that the side is ranging from 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60. Therefore, trials in the picture, the first one, in more than 15 years old, with the side 60. The second one, in 8 years old, with the side 50. The third one, in 3 years old, with the side 30. And the final one, in 1 years old, with the side 20. We can also see that there are different colors in the picture from red, yellow, white and blue. So in conclusion, the picture shows different trials side ranging from 13 years old to 1 years old. The picture below show a simple circuit with light. We can see that in the picture, there are two main elements. The first one is a battery in black and gold color. The second one, your light bulb in white color. We can also see that the energy city light is moving from the negative side of the battery towards the light bulb and then move towards the positive side of the battery. In conclusion, the picture shows a simple circuit with light with the black and gold color battery and the white light bulb. We can see that a lot of information can be seen from the picture. Today we're going to recount heroic tales of superhuman feats of strength. When in the face of disaster, some people are said to have summoned up incredible physical power to lift a car off of an accident victim, move giant rocks, or get big John of song, single-handedly hold up a collapsing beam to let the other miners escape. There's even the case where the MD-500D helicopter crashed in 1988, pinning the pilot under shallow water, and his burly friend, nicknamed Tiny, ran over and lifted the one-ton helicopter enough for the pilot to be pulled out. And of course, the list goes on and on and on. In each of these cases, some aspect of leverage or buoyancy probably played some role in reducing the magnitude of the feat to something more believable. And even lifting many cars by several inches still leaves most of its weight supported by the suspension springs. But our purpose today is not to debunk any of these specific stories. The majority of them are anecdotal and interestingly not repeatable. In many cases, the person who summoned the super strength later tried it again only to find that they couldn't do it. Basically, what we have is a respectively large body of anecdotal evidence that suggests that in times of crisis, danger, or fear, some people have the ability to temporarily exercise superhuman strength. The speaker was talking about Superman or the ability of human to develop significant physical power in the time of disaster. There are anecdotes to this story that is possible for human to develop temporary massive trends. For example, the case of Colorado in 1995, the case in 2009 in 1960 and in 1988 with the case of helicopter. There are some aspects to those debunk stories that they are not repeatable and they only develop in the time of crisis, danger, or fear without any evidence. Until next time guys, bye!