In the IELTS Speaking exam, the examiner will give you a score in 4 areas: Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Range, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, and Pronunciation. Your final score will be the average of these four scores rounded down (yes, you read that correctly, the scores will be rounded down, so you will need an…
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IELTS speaking is very popular for asking you questions where you have to compare your choice and preference. Although there is no such rule that best describes the way of answering IELTS questions, it is always better for you to know some language tips on how to answer do you prefer this over that? When…
From its various formats and papers, anyone that is taking the IELTS test should be familiar with everything there is to know about the internationally recognized test. In this article, we’ll be tackling one of the four main parts where one’s proficiency will be assessed: the Speaking test. The IELTS Speaking test takes place in…
The key to successful communication is to make sure that the person you are speaking to can understand what you are talking about. If you can be easily understood, because your speech is coherent containing natural pauses and fillers, this helps to communicate your ideas more easily and to sound more natural. In the IELTS…
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IELTS SPEAKING PART 2 FORMAT Ok, so what do you actually have to do in IELTS speaking part 2? Speak for 1-2 minutes Describe something (like a person, place, event, animal, etc) That’s essentially all you need to do. You should not speak for less than one minute, and you should not go off-topic. Just…
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The Speaking test will assess your use of spoken English. The test will last between 11 and 14 minutes where you will discuss a variety of topics with an IELTS examiner. Your test will take place in a quiet room with an examiner who will encourage you to keep speaking. Unlike an AI test, an…
As you know, you get 1 minute of time for preparing your cue card in speaking test part 2 (i.e. cue card section). How do you utilize this time? Are you making the best use of it for speaking effectively? Read this article that will clarify your doubt regarding this. Actually, IELTS Speaking cue card…