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CELPIP Speaking Task 6: Difficult Situation Practice

Navigate a dilemma with two people who want different things. Choose whom to speak to, explain your decision tactfully, and offer a solution. Practise 50 scenarios with timers, AI scoring, and sample answers.

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Speaking Test 10 · Task 6 (Healthcare and community services)

Your cousin, Samir, wants to stay in your Toronto home for three months. Your spouse, Fatima, opposes having a house guest for that long. You cannot agree to both plans.

Choose ONE:

EITHER Talk to Samir, your cousin. Explain why your cousin cannot stay for three months.

OR Talk to Fatima, your spouse. Explain why your spouse should accept the extended visit.

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Sample Answer

A high-scoring response covers these points clearly and naturally: option a — address samir respectfully and acknowledge the request; option a — state clearly why your cousin cannot stay for three months; option a — explain the privacy and household routine concerns; option a — recognize how the decision affects fatima; option a — offer a brief stay while other housing is arranged; option b — address fatima respectfu

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