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Introduction to IELTS Speaking

Introduction to IELTS Speaking

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English

11th Grade - Professional Development

Practice Problem

Hard

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7 Slides • 11 Questions

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Introduction to IELTS Speaking

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What do you know about IELTS Speaking test?

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Multiple Choice

The IELTS speaking exam lasts for

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8-10 minutes

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11-14 minutes

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15-18 minutes

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Multiple Choice

The exam has:

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2 parts

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3 parts

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4 parts

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Multiple Choice

The first part is about:

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everyday topics

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specialist topics

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academic topics

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Multiple Choice

The second part asks you to:

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argue something

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explain something

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describe something

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Multiple Choice

In the second part, you will have

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no time to prepare

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30 seconds to prepare

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60 seconds to prepare

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Multiple Choice

You will then talk for a maximum of

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1 minute

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2 minutes

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3 minutes

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Multiple Choice

The third part is on:

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the same topic as part one

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a different topic to part two

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the same topic as part two

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Multiple Choice

The speaking test is recorded

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so you can have a copy

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because it is always marked twice

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in case it needs to be re-marked

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IELTS Part 1 Topic

Write here

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IELTS Part 1 Topic

  • my family

  • hobbies

  • work


  • studies

  • home and accommodation

  • my town

  • my country

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IELTS Part 1 Topic (Cont.)

  • learning English, reading, travelling, music

  • important festivals

  • food

  • music

  • ambitions

  • transport

  • TV, reading, travelling, music, etc.

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Now let's have a look at some sample answers

Which answers (a, b or c) are best? Why? 

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Multiple Choice

Do you come from a small family or a large family?

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Large. There are my parents, me, and my 2 brothers and 2 sisters.

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Large

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Large. There’s my mother, Anna. She’s a teacher. My father, Paul, is an engineer. I have 2 older brothers, Phil and Dave. They’re at university. And then my 2 younger sisters, Chris and Helen. They’re still at school.

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Multiple Choice

What is the area like where you live?

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It’s boring. There isn’t anything to do. There are no shops, or parks, or cinemas, or restaurants, or discos or sports centres.

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It’s boring.

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It’s quite boring. There isn’t much to do – no shops or cinemas or anything.

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Multiple Choice

What do you find most difficult about learning English?

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The grammar, especially the tenses. Sometimes I don’t know the right one to use.

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The grammar. The tenses are very difficult and I don’t know when to use the present perfect or the past tense or when to use the continuous or simple, or when to use ‘will’. Very difficult.

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The grammar.

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Now, it is your turn!

  • Do you come from a small family or a large family?

  • What is the area like where you live?

  • What do you find most difficult about learning English?

Introduction to IELTS Speaking

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