<b><b>MUET</b></b> Speaking <b><b>TIPS</b></b> sample <b><b>answer</b></b <b>...</b> - Blog Muet


<b><b>MUET</b></b> Speaking <b><b>TIPS</b></b> sample <b><b>answer</b></b <b>...</b>

Posted: 28 Jun 2014 07:23 PM PDT

Assalamualakum dan hai semua. Hari ini saya ingin berkongsi dengan ada mengenai MUET Speaking tips beserta dengan sample answernya sekali .. Semoga ia bermanfaat buat anda .. :)

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Practice MUET Speaking practice:

Situation

A friend of yours has decided to go into the retail business. However, he does not know what line of retail he should focus on. He decides to get some advice from his friends and relatives.

Candidate A:
You are his father. You advise him to concentrate on children's clothes. Give reasons for your answer.

Candidate B:
You are his aunt. You advise him to concentrate on clothes or teenagers. Give reasons for your answer.

Candidate C:
Your are his sister. You advice him to concentrate on clothes for women. Give reasons for your answer.

Candidate D:
You are his good friend. You advise him to concentrate on clothes for men. Give reasons for your answer.

So, disini saya kongsikan jawpan yang boleh anda berikan sebagai panduan:

CANDIDATE A' S ANSWER : Chidren's clothes are expensive – many parents can't afford – parents looking for clothes that are comfortable, reasonably priced and easy to maintain – tell friend – check out 'pasar malam' outlets – get an idea of the range, type and pricing of these clothes – many parents do not make clothes – prefer to buy –children grow fast – must constantly buy clothes.

CANDIDATE B' S ANSWER : Selling teenagers' clothes – sure bet – number of teenagers on the rise – have ready cash but can't afford more pricey clothes sold in boutiques – they want cheap but trendy – easy to cater to teenage fashion – what teenagers want to not seem to go out of fashion – wide range – T-shirts, jeans, blouses, little bags and other accessories are always in dem

CANDIDATE C' S ANSWER : Lost of women are now working – they want to look smart – affordable prices – want something smart, fashionable, and decent – working, so have their own pocket money – unlike women in the past – housewives, depend on husbands – fashion constantly changes – women try to keep up – buy new, up-to-date clothes

CANDIDATE D'S ANSWER : There are very few shops that are exclusively for men-clothes in supermarkets are mostly for women and teenagers – range of product for men include smart shirts and pants for the office, for casual wear and leisure purpose – men nowadays are more conscious of fashion – more willing to spend money on clothes and fashion.

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IPTAs will be given sufficient time to implement new <b>Muet</b> <b>...</b> - Blog MUET


IPTAs will be given sufficient time to implement new <b>Muet</b> <b>...</b>

Posted: 17 Oct 2014 02:53 AM PDT

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PETALING JAYA, Oct 17: Local public institutions of higher learning (IPTAs) will be given sufficient time to introduce the new conditions for the Malaysian University English Test (Muet) next year.

Deputy Education Minister P. Kamalanathan said the ministry would give the time to make full preparations to implement the new requirements.

"We will give the IPTAs sufficient opportunity and time to implement the decision (new condition for Muet requirements).

"The IPTAs should not see the upgrading of the Muet grades as a burden," he told Bernama after attending the graduation ceremony of Form Five students of the Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Damansara Utama here today.

He was commenting on worries voiced by Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) Vice-Chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Mohamed Mustafa Ishak that the new requirements would result in a shortage of students to fill the places in several areas of study offered by local universities.

Kamalanathan said the IPTAs should not worry about the new Muet requirements because the ministry would continue to work hard to help students equip themselves with a command of English before enrolling into the universities.

"We will not leave them on their own and the ministry will do whatever is needed to help them improve their English, even at the school level.

"This is the ministry's responsibility. We will work with the IPTAs and secondary schools on ways to improve the standard of English among schoolchildren," he said.

Last Friday, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, when tabling Budget 2015 announced that beginning next year, the new minimum entry requirement for IPTAs, previously at Band 1, was now Band 2 for arts and social science studies (graduation requirement of Band 3); science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) was Band 3 (graduation condition Band 4), while Band 4 was fixed for law and medical studies (graduation condition Band 5). – BERNAMA

 

 
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