I Don’t Have Any Information About That Question

The video tutorial provides guidance on handling difficult questions in the IELTS speaking exam. It emphasizes avoiding the mistake of saying 'I don't have any information about that' and offers alternative phrases to maintain fluency and coherence. The tutorial suggests using impressive phrases like 'I have only passing familiarity with that' and explains how to elaborate on answers to achieve higher scores. The key takeaway is to always provide an answer, even with limited knowledge, using the strategies discussed.

What type of questions can you expect in the IELTS speaking exam's first part?

• Mathematical questions

• Historical questions

• Personal questions

• Technical questions

What should you avoid saying if you lack information on a topic during the IELTS speaking exam?

• I need more time to answer.

• Can you repeat the question?

• Let me think about it.

• I don't have any information about that.

What is one consequence of stopping your response after saying you lack information?

• You get high scores for fluency.

• You receive low scores for vocabulary.

• You impress the examiner with honesty.

• You are given extra time to think.

Which phrase can be used to impressively convey limited knowledge on a topic?

• I know everything about it.

• Forgive me, I have only passing familiarity with that.

• I am an expert on this subject.

• I have no idea at all.

What is a suggested way to learn more about a topic you are unfamiliar with?

• Ignore the topic completely.

• Watch more shows on related subjects.

• Ask the examiner for help.

• Guess the answers.