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Getting ready for an oral exam, the document provides advice on preparing for an oral assessment. Students should practice speaking about familiar topics to build confidence and review grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation to perform well. Proper preparation can help reduce stress and allow students to focus on communicating effectively during the exam.
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