Aptis reading Test: General Tips and Strategies

 usually stressed and unstressed.
Stressed
Unstressed
Nouns (sub & obj) 
Pronouns 
Verbs 
Auxiliaries 
Negative Auxiliaries 
Modals 
Negative modals 
Linking words 
Articles 
Prepositions 
*adjectives & adverbs 
Reading the question 
Reading the question not only tells you the information you should give but gives you an idea of the grammar to 
use. 
Here is a part 1 question from the General Tips and Strategies page: 
What do you like to do in your free time? 
Like most of the questions in part 1, this is quite an easy question. The important words are: like, do, free time. 
You don’t have to talk about anything except the activities you enjoy in your free time. 
The question is in the present simple and therefore, you don’t have to talk about the past (unless you want to say 
how you have changed, for example) and you don’t have to talk about the future. 
The question is about your ‘likes’ and uses ‘like to do’ in the question. You can use that structure (with this you 
can also use the gerund ‘like doing’) in your answers 
There will be more examples like this in the sections that look at the different parts of the Speaking test.
 
APTIS Speaking Part 2: Questions, Model Answers, Tips and Techniques 
In this post we will provide you with multiple sample questions, models answers and useful tips and techniques to 
prepare for APTIS speaking part 2. 
In Part 2 of the APTIS speaking test, you will look at a photograph and describe express opinion and provide 
reasons and explanations. 
In this part, you will be asked three questions. In the first question, you will be asked to describe what you see. 
The second question will also be related to the topic but this time you will be asked to give an opinion on the topic 
of. 
The third question will ask you to compare your life or experiences to the photograph. 
For this part, your answers should be around 45 seconds long.
For the further details please visit British Council website here.