Many CASC guides concentrate on the mechanics of the examination: the types of stations that recur, and a candidate's ability to recall scenarios encountered before. Herein lies the difficulty. Candidates who lean too heavily on such resources can become preoccupied with reproducing structures rather than demonstrating judgement. The result, at the examination itself, is often a performance that sounds rehearsed, even mechanical. For UK-educated candidates and native speakers

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