Why for the whole world to see and hear all their private person information? Or is it all made up?? Apart from those comments. Her English pronounciation is very good. Well done young lady!!
Ya i also think the same If someone asks about ur brother why to talk about his entire HISTORY I mean is that is ielts all about Talking more tgan necessary always or is it just to flaunt that LOOK I KNOW ENGLISH
What's wrong with Indian people..why do they have to pronounce their name differently. Name is not something to be pronounced differently in different languages.
she’s telling way more than the asked. he asked do you have brothers. just number of brothers, who is elder n younger. he didn’t asked what do they do ?
@@antarpreetsinghkhurana7603 in this kind of questions, i consider we just have to get to the point. Then after starting part 1, she should give necessary information with unnecessary one
Part 1 answers should generally be concise. Some responses may seem long, but it's important to provide relevant information without excessive detail. It's a balance between clarity and brevity.
Although her performance was good, she had a mistake in here, do you have your brother? Yes, I do.❌ instad of (yes, I do) that I hope it was wrong and she should answer like- yes, I have. Not I do. If my idea is wrong, anyone guys plz correct me on this idea.
"Yes, I do" is the a correct way of answering "Do you have a brother?" - to use "have", she must say "Yes, I have a brother". On the other hand, if you are asked something like, "Have you done your homework?", you could answer with "Yes, I have" 😊
