How to Stay Positive to Increase IELTS Speaking / Writing Scores

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive attitude during the IELTS speaking exam. It highlights how negative language can affect both the speaker's score and the examiner's perception. The strategy of changing focus from negative to positive topics is introduced, with examples such as shifting from discussing bicycles to motorcycles or from novels to comic books. The tutorial encourages using varied and interesting vocabulary to enhance fluency and pronunciation.

Why is it important to avoid using repetitive negative vocabulary in the IELTS speaking exam?

• It shortens the exam duration.

• It can lead to a higher vocabulary score.

• It makes the examiner more lenient.

• It helps in maintaining a positive mindset.

What is the main strategy discussed to handle topics you dislike during the IELTS speaking exam?

• Avoid answering the question.

• Change the focus to something positive.

• Use complex vocabulary.

• Speak in a monotone voice.

How can you positively respond to a question about bicycles if you dislike them?

• Talk about how boring bicycles are.

• Mention your dislike for all two-wheeled vehicles.

• Express your interest in motorcycles instead.

• Say you prefer walking.

What is a suggested way to respond to a question about novels if you are not interested in them?

• Mention that novels are outdated.

• Say you don't read at all.

• Express your interest in comic books.

• Discuss the plot of a novel you dislike.

Why is it important to consider the examiner's preferences during the IELTS speaking exam?

• To ensure you pass the exam.

• To avoid being negative about topics they might like.

• To impress them with your knowledge.

• To make the exam shorter.