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What is wrong with the speakers' answers in the following cases?

Case
Examiner: Do you have any hobbies?
Candidate:Yes l have many hobbies llike watching TV and thanks for asking me this. I watch TV every evening my favourite programisa... [and so on, for three minutes].

They can also be Case is common. Some students think 'fast fluent'; however, speaking unnaturally fast will lead to problems which may lower your score. The Fluency & Coherence' category in the public version of the Speaking Band Descriptors does not mention about speed in Band Six or higher. These higher band scores expect you to speak with:
1. little self-correction, hesitation, or repetition,
2. clearly developed topics, at some length,
3. a flow of speech, with appropriate discourse markers.

This is not about speed. Remember, native speakers of English often speak quite slowly (but follow the previous Points I to 3). So, do not try to "rush" or speaking. Also, sometimes you first need to think a little in order to give a good answer, and this is natural and understood by IELTS examiners and the band deseriptors. Remember though, thinking for ideas is fine, but thinking for words is not. Thinking for words means being unable to speak.A few thinking' silences may help you, particularly if this is made clear by body language' see Part Three. ever, if your silences are becoming long, then our tips can help them

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