3 Ways to Impress the Examiner in IELTS Speaking Part 3

The video tutorial provides strategies to impress examiners in IELTS Speaking Part 3. It emphasizes giving direct opinions, supporting them with specific examples, and organizing answers to avoid repetition. The tutorial also highlights the importance of developing a culture of thinking by reading newspapers and preparing ideas on common topics. Additionally, it advises using high-level vocabulary and linking words to enhance scores.

What is the first step to impress the examiner in speaking part three?

• Provide a detailed conclusion

• Use high-level vocabulary

• Read newspapers regularly

• Give a direct opinion related to the question

Why is it important to organize your thoughts strictly during the speaking test?

• To make the conversation more natural

• To impress the examiner with your accent

• To avoid going off-topic and repeating yourself

• To ensure you use complex vocabulary

Which of the following is NOT a suggested topic to develop opinions on for the IELTS test?

• Education

• Employment

• Cooking

• Culture

What is one way to enhance your vocabulary for the IELTS speaking test?

• Read newspapers like The New York Times or The Guardian

• Memorize a dictionary

• Watch movies without subtitles

• Practice speaking with friends

Which type of words should you practice using in your speaking part 3 answers?

• Technical jargon

• Slang and colloquial terms

• High-level linking words

• Simple everyday words