3 Reasons Why IELTS Candidates Get Low Fluency Scores

The video tutorial explains how students are graded on fluency and coherence in speaking exams like IELTS. It highlights three main reasons for low fluency scores: taking too long to think before answering, pausing between words, and using repetitive fillers. Strategies to improve fluency include speaking continuously, using personal examples, and avoiding repetition. Practicing speaking for at least 10 minutes daily is recommended to enhance fluency.

What is the main focus of the fluency and coherence category in the IELTS speaking exam?

• Using correct grammar

• Having a strong accent

• Speaking without many pauses

• Using complex vocabulary

Why is it important to answer immediately in the IELTS speaking exam?

• To impress the examiner

• To avoid long pauses that affect fluency scores

• To show confidence

• To use advanced vocabulary

What should a student do if they can't remember a specific word during the exam?

• Paraphrase or describe the word

• Use a filler word

• Pause until they remember

• Skip the question

How can overusing fillers like 'like' affect your fluency score?

• It helps to fill pauses

• It makes the speech sound more natural

• It shows a lack of vocabulary

• It can lower the fluency score

What is a recommended practice to improve fluency according to the lesson?

• Speaking out loud for at least 10 minutes a day

• Writing essays in English

• Listening to English music

• Reading English books