Fluency and Coherence
Reduce fillers such as "umm", "you know" and long pauses.
Practise speaking for 2 minutes without stopping.
Use linking words: however, moreover, on the other hand.
Extend answers with reasons and examples instead of one line.
Work on a steady pace — avoid rushing at the start.
Self-correct less; keep the flow moving forward.
Grammatical range and accuracy
Revise subject-verb agreement in present and past tense.
Practise complex sentences using because, although, while.
Watch articles (a / an / the) with countable nouns.
Use a mix of tenses — not only simple present.
Revise conditionals (if I had..., I would...).
Check preposition use: in / on / at / for / since.
Lexical resources
Build topic vocabulary: work, education, environment, technology.
Replace basic words — use "essential" instead of "very important".
Learn collocations rather than isolated words.
Use idiomatic language naturally, but do not force it.
Practise paraphrasing so you avoid repeating the question.
Keep a daily vocabulary journal with 5 new words.
Pronunciation
Work on word stress in longer words (com-FOR-table).
Practise the /θ/ and /ð/ sounds — think, this, weather.
Use sentence stress to highlight key information.
Record yourself daily and compare with a native model.
Slow down slightly so word endings stay clear.
Practise intonation — rising for questions, falling for statements.
Additional Comments
Overall a promising performance — keep practising daily.
Attend at least two more mock tests before the real exam.
Focus mainly on Part 2 (cue card) preparation.
Read English news aloud for 15 minutes every day.
Confidence is improving — maintain the momentum.