Part
Three actually contains a wide number of different topics and questions. It
would be almost impossible to memorize answers in Part Three.
The
best strategy for Part Three is to ignore the actual topic and question and
focus on the "language function" of Part Three questions.
These
language functions require specific grammar aspects, so for this reason, most
of our Part Three responses will be based on grammar.
Look
at the following question:
Are
houses nowadays the same as houses 50 years ago in your country?
With
all Part Three questions it is a good idea to ask the following question:
Why
is the examiner asking me this question?
With
this example the answer should be:
The
examiner is testing my ability to demonstrate my ability to compare two things.
This
will be our first question type.
