Don’t Worry About 3 Things on IELTS Speaking

The video provides guidance on what to avoid during the speaking exam. In Part 1, use informal language and fillers instead of formal linking words. In Part 2, focus on letting your communication flow naturally rather than having a perfectly organized answer. In Part 3, prioritize clear communication with specific examples over complex ideas. The emphasis is on being natural and specific in your responses.

What type of language should you avoid using in Part 1 of the speaking exam?

• Informal fillers

• Formal linking words

• Personal anecdotes

• Simple conjunctions

In Part 2 of the speaking exam, what should you focus on instead of a perfectly organized answer?

• Using complex vocabulary

• Including a detailed conclusion

• Letting your communication flow naturally

• Staying strictly on topic

What is more important than having complex ideas in Part 3 of the speaking exam?

• Clear communication

• Formal structure

• Impressive vocabulary

• Using personal examples

Which type of examples should you try to include in Part 3, besides personal ones?

• Historical examples

• Scientific data

• General examples based on society

• Fictional stories

What is crucial to include in your responses during Part 3 of the speaking exam?

• Specific and direct information

• Complex academic theories

• Generalized statements

• Personal anecdotes only