Part 2 · Cue card
“Describe a habit you have that you think is good. Explain why you started it and how it affects your life.”
You keep going without long pauses and your ideas follow each other cleanly. The hesitation shows up when you reach for an example, not when you run out of language.
Accurate but safe. "Good", "important" and "a lot of" carry too much of the answer — this is the criterion holding your overall band down.
A real mix of structures, including two conditionals used naturally. The article slips are minor and never obscure your meaning.
Clear and easy to follow throughout. Word stress on longer words is where an examiner would still hear effort.

