IELTS SPEAKING - TIPS AND ADVICES

IELTS SPEAKING PART 1

TIPS AND ADVICE
Which ones you have heard?

• It takes 8 minutes.

• Your answer should be longer, about 1 minute.

• Don't give one or two word answers.

• Give at least one or two sentences.

• You will be asked general questionsof a personal nature and familiar topics.

IELTS SPEAKING PART 2

TIPS AND ADVICE
Which ones you have heard?

• You don't have time to prepare for this part, you need to answer the question immediately upon you receive the card.

• The examiner will give you a topic and ask you to talk about it for one to two minutes.

• Try to enlarge on the topic by using a range of expressions, grammatical structures and vocabulary.

• The examiner will keep silent if you finish your speak and the time isn't up.

• Use the full of two minutes, practice talking in front of the mirror so you get a sense of timing.

IELTS SPEAKING PART 3

TIPS AND ADVICE
Which ones you have heard?

• Don't give up as you forget the word, try to explain and paraphrase --> you will be rewarded for finding ways to express what you are thinking.

• You need to be able to express and justify your opinions, analyse, discuss and speculate on given subjets.

• This part isn't connected to the topic that you spoke about in Part 2.

• The examiner will speak more with you this in section.

• Extend your answers --> state your opinions clearly and provide examples and resoning as you talk.

USING TIPS IN IELTS EXAM. SHOULD or SHOULDN'T?

LISTEN AND POLL

Do you agree?

• YES

• NO

Write what you've heard.

Answer explanation

I don't rely too much on tips. Speaking is a process.

Write what you've heard.

Answer explanation

You have to learn how to speak from the start and practice a lot to be able to communicate fluently.

Write what you've heard.

Answer explanation

If you only rely on tips, even in speaking or in writing, it cannot really show how good you are, it just shows that you are dealing with the exam.

Write what you've heard.

Answer explanation

If you only rely on tips, you're not actually trying to say that you're good, or you're a natural speaker.

Write what you've heard.

Answer explanation

So try to imagine the conversation as just two normal human beings talking about a topic and it would be much more comfortable.