Part 3问题多数以客观题为主，主观题为辅
面对客观题，我们需要站在客观角度上进行答题，切记不要给出太过主观的回答。
比如，之前有同学被问到“What kind of activities do Chinese people like to do?” 这是一道非常典型的客观题，我们需要按男女或老少的方式进行分类回答，但她给出的回答却是：“I like to do….other people like to do…”。也正是如此，考官立即提出“Please in general”。
怎样才是主观题呢？我只需要将问题改成“What kind of activities do you think that Chinese people like to do?”即可。现在我们就可以站在个人立场上进行回答，也可以拿个人案例进行举例。
Part 3答题结构为 “P-E-E”
回答Part 3问题的时候，我们依旧需要按“Point-Explain-Example”的格式进行作答。任何问题都必须先给出观点，切忌“E-E-P”。如果你只是单纯给出观点而没有解释或举例的话，考官就会不断的反问“Why”。为此，任何一个回答都应该包含明确的观点和进一步的论证。
Part 3需要展现更强的批判性思维
回答part 3问题需要极强的思维批判能力。我们不能为了答题而答题，我们更需要考虑答案的完全性和完整性。为此，你需要自检给出的回答是否涵盖了所有的可能性？如果还没有的话，说明你的回答有漏洞。
Part 3答题时间不用太久
很多同学存在的一个误区就是一个Part 3问题需要答很久才行。实则不然，一个小问给出4-5句话即可。如果你遇到的考官喜欢打断的话，你可能只有1-2句话的时间来阐述自己的观点。
Part 3问题数量不定
一般而言，Part 3问题数量为5个左右。不过，也有一批考官喜欢在这个部分疯狂提问，有不少同学被问了超过10个小问题。如果你很不幸的遇到了，请一定沉着应对，耐心答案每一个问题。
考官打断是一件正常的事
虽然同学们都苦恼于被考官打断这件事，但是“打断”对于考官而言正常不过。如果你被打断了，你也不用过分解读背后的原因，可能只是考官的个人习惯问题。
注意Discourse markers的使用
Discourse markers (话语标记) 是Part 3非常重要的一个部分，它主要体现在“Fluency & Coherence”这个得分点上。如果你不清楚什么是“Discourse markers”，你可以把它理解为“Linking words”, 也就是连接词。如果你想要得分上6，使用大量话语标记就变得非常必要。
最常见的“话语标记”，包括：Nevertheless/ furthermore/ firstly/ secondly/ and/ but/ however/ well 等。除此之外，我们也可以尝试以下这几个高分的用法：
Apparently 明显地
—Indicate that the information you are giving is something that you have heard, but you are not certain is true.
Question: Do you think that we will buy newspapers in the future?
Apparently, sales of newspapers have dropped to their lowest ever level so it is highly likely that we will reach a stage where they cease to exist completely.
However, when that will happen, it’s hard to say, it could be in the next ten years or possibly less.
Interestingly enough 有趣的是
—Introduce a piece of information that you think is interesting or unexpected
Question: Do you think the diet in your country is healthy?
Although it is commonly believed that the diet in my country is healthier than most countries, interestingly enough, it is probably no healthier than others. This is largely because of the rise in the quantity of fast food consumed due to people’s hectic lifestyles.
Shockingly 令人震惊地
—Introduce a piece of information that you think is very bad
Question: Do you think corporal punishment should be used in schools?
Shockingly, it is still being used in some parts of the world as a form of discipline and I find it abhorrent. Hitting a child is not the way to punish him or her. All it does is teach them that hitting someone is acceptable.
Absolutely 当然
—Emphatically saying that you agree with something
Question: Do you think celebrities have a right to privacy?
Absolutely, just because you are famous does not mean that your private life should be on the front page of the newspaper everyday.
Absolutely not 当然不
—Emphatically saying that you disagree with something.
Question: Do you think children should be banned from fast food outlets?
Absolutely not, because if you ban something, it makes it more attractive. Children should be encouraged to eat healthily and going to places like McDonald’s should be regarded as a treat not a regular occurrence.
Part 3允许说“Sorry, I don’t know”
Part 3部分问题繁杂，你不免会遇到一些专业性极强的问题。这个时候，你千万不要正面应对，不会也说会。你就直接告诉考官：“Sorry, I don’t know.” 但是你需要给出一定的理由来论述自己不会的原因是什么以及按你的理解这道题应该是怎样的。这么一来，哪怕你不知道问题该怎么答，你还是换了一种方式完成了问题。但当然涉及基础生活常识的问题，你千万不要回答说“我不会”，这只会让考官觉得你是一个没有思考能力的人。
比如：What’s the difference between Chinese and Western rock music?
Well, it’s really a tricky question and I have no idea how to answer it. Although I am a music buff, I am not really into rock music so don't really know much about it to be honest.
If you really want me to give you an answer, I would say that there is no real big difference. Because of globalization, rock music around the world tends to sound the same. I am sure most rock bands have similar influences.
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