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The document provides instructions for an examiner to administer parts 3 and 4 of a speaking exam. In part 3, the examiner asks each candidate to look at and describe a photo of friends having fun together. In part 4, the examiner instructs the candidates to discuss times they have fun with friends and activities they enjoy doing together. The examiner is directed to allow natural conversation between the candidates without intervention whenever possible.
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