Quote Other People for Higher Part 2 Scores

The video tutorial introduces a strategy for IELTS Speaking Part 2, focusing on storytelling to enhance fluency and fill the two-minute speaking time. It emphasizes the use of quoting others to naturally vary intonation and rhythm, which can improve pronunciation scores. The tutorial provides examples of how to incorporate quotes into stories, encouraging students to connect personally to their narratives for more detailed descriptions. The strategy is particularly beneficial for those who speak in a monotone manner, offering a way to achieve a higher pronunciation score.

What is the primary reason for using storytelling in IELTS Speaking Part 2?

• To memorize answers

• To fill the two-minute speaking requirement naturally

• To impress the examiner with complex vocabulary

• To avoid answering the question directly

How does quoting others in your story help during the IELTS exam?

• It allows you to use more complex grammar

• It automatically changes your intonation and rhythm

• It helps you avoid difficult topics

• It makes the story longer

What is a benefit of using quotes if you naturally speak in a monotone?

• It allows you to use fewer words

• It makes your speech more expressive

• It helps you avoid eye contact

• It helps you speak faster

Which phrase can be used to introduce a quote in a native and natural way?

• She was like

• She told me

• She said that

• She mentioned

What is the effect of using native expressions to introduce quotes in your story?

• It enhances the natural flow of the story

• It confuses the examiner

• It makes the story less interesting

• It reduces the story's length