This is Susan's brother. I speak languages and travel the world. I'm your English teacher here to help you with your fluency. Today, I'd like to talk to you about how to prepare for the Trinity graded exams in spoken English. This exam is very different from other certifications because it only tests your spoken English. I'd like to give you some tips on how to prepare for this exam, as it is very different from preparing for written exams. If you'd like to make sure that other people can also see these videos, try subscribing by pressing the button here. The more people subscribe, the more the videos circulate, and more people can benefit from my tips. Let me explain what this exam is so you know what we are talking about. In London, there is the Trinity College, which promotes this exam called graded examinations in spoken English. It is nice because many people take exams and certifications, but their future employers may not really understand how much they know. With this examination, which is divided into twelve grades, you can demonstrate your level. The exams vary between levels, but looking at the intermediate level, the exam is between ten and fifteen minutes long. There is usually a part where you have to demonstrate your grammatical knowledge. Every level wants to know specific grammatical points, and you have to do some conversation on two of six topics. You have to prepare well and be called conversation subjects to be exact. You have to prepare six conversation subjects, but the examiner will only talk to you about two of them. Then, you have about five minutes to talk about a topic you enjoy and are passionate about. It sounds easy, and the exam isn't difficult if you prepare well for it,...