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Section 3 is a significant step up in difficulty. You must follow an academic discussion between two to four speakers, track who says what, understand opinions and attitudes, and recognise when speakers agree, disagree, or qualify their positions. This lesson gives you the specific strategies to handle Section 3 confidently.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Format | Conversation between 2–4 speakers |
| Context | Academic or educational setting |
| Difficulty | Challenging — the third hardest section |
| Questions | 10 questions, usually split into two groups |
| Speakers | Students, tutors, lecturers, researchers |
| Scenario | Speakers |
|---|---|
| Two students planning a group presentation | 2 speakers |
| A student discussing an assignment with a tutor | 2 speakers |
| Three students reviewing research for a project | 3 speakers |
| A supervisor giving feedback to two research students | 3 speakers |
| Students and a tutor discussing a course evaluation | 3–4 speakers |
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