IELTS Speaking Introductions Sound Natural, Get Higher Scores

The video tutorial provides strategies to improve speaking skills in three parts of a speaking exam. For Part 1, it suggests using informal fillers to sound more natural. In Part 2, it emphasizes introducing answers with fillers and expressing thoughts and feelings. Part 3 requires a more formal approach but still incorporates fillers. These techniques help students sound more like native speakers and improve their band scores.

What is one technique suggested for improving your speaking part one score?

• Using complex vocabulary

• Speaking faster

• Using informal fillers

• Avoiding eye contact

In speaking part two, what should you include when introducing your answer?

• A list of key points

• A formal greeting

• Your thoughts or feelings about the topic

• A summary of the topic

Which of the following is NOT recommended for introducing your speaking part two answer?

• Using interesting adjectives

• Expressing your feelings about the topic

• Using informal fillers

• Starting with 'Today I am going to talk about...'

For speaking part three, how should you begin your answer if the topic is unfamiliar?

• By stating your opinion immediately

• By saying 'I have no idea'

• By using a filler and expressing honesty

• By asking for a different topic

What is a key difference in introducing answers between speaking part one and part three?

• Part one uses no fillers

• Part one requires more formal language

• Part three requires more formal introductions

• Part three avoids expressing opinions