3 Successful Nonverbal Habits of High Scoring Speaking Candidates

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of nonverbal habits in the IELTS speaking exam. It covers three main areas: eye contact, hand gestures, and facial expressions. Eye contact is crucial for showing confidence and improving fluency. Hand gestures help emphasize speech and enhance intonation. Facial expressions make communication more natural and expressive. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice these nonverbal cues.

Why is making eye contact important during the IELTS speaking exam?

• It is required by the exam rules.

• It distracts the examiner.

• It shows confidence and can improve your fluency.

• It helps you remember your notes.

What is a key benefit of using hand gestures while speaking?

• They can replace difficult vocabulary.

• They are required for a higher score.

• They help to emphasize speech and improve intonation.

• They make you look more formal.

What should you avoid doing with hand gestures during the exam?

• Using them to change intonation.

• Using them to express emotions.

• Using them to emphasize points.

• Using them to replace vocabulary.

How can facial expressions benefit your IELTS speaking performance?

• They help you communicate more naturally and fluently.

• They are not important for the exam.

• They make you appear more robotic.

• They make you look more serious.

What is the overall impact of using nonverbal communication in the IELTS speaking exam?

• It makes you appear less confident.

• It helps you stand out as a more natural communicator.

• It is not considered in the scoring.

• It makes the exam more difficult.