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The ielts speaking test will be a oneonone test with a real live examiner. It willtake 11 to 14 minutes and consist of three parts. There will be an unassessed
identity check followed by four to five minutes of small talk just to get you
warmed up. The examiner may or may not say much to you during this time, so do not
worry if they don't say very much. If you are doing the test from home or on your
computer, you'll want to make sure that you are in a quiet room with good internet
connection. Small talk questions should be simple and familiar questions, and you
should only answer with three or four sentences. The examiner will now ask a few
more questions on a different everyday topic. Ready, let's talk about sports now:
what sports are popular in your country? Do you play any sports? What sports did
you enjoy when you were younger? The ielts speaking test is part of part one of the
speaking test. The first question is about how you respond to the questions using
different grammar and sentence structures to express yourself. The third and final
set of questions is about clothes and the final question is the third question
about what kind of clothes do you like to wear.
Ielts speaking is something you need to practice even if your English is perfect.
What's going to happen is I'm going to give you a task card. You'll have one minute
to prepare and then you'll have two minutes to speak. Now I'm going to show you how
I would respond to those last four questions. In your country do you think young
people or older people are more interested in clothes? E2 test prep package
includes a oneonone speaking mock test with one of our ielts experts. Part two will
show you how I would respond on test day to get a high score. Part three is about
how to extend your ideas in part two. You'll see some of those techniques here.
I think people like getting lost in a good book, but life can get pretty busy that
said there's so much media available now that people can easily watch series on
Netflix or YouTube and so easily from their phones which makes it hard to switch
off these days on the train. I constantly see people watching videos on the way
home, I guess when you're tired it's just easy to watch videos reading takes a bit
more focus. I think most people prefer reading books if you want to make notes or
to go to a specific page quickly. I think it's easier to do this with a physical
book than an electronic book. Sadly, I think they're going to read less books
because applications have become so good at grabbing and holding your attention
which is forcing people to stay on their devices. I recommend building the habits
you need.
8 Useful Techniques for Any Topic
The "P PF Method" involves talking about the past, present, and future. This helps
you use complex grammar and gives you ideas for your response. In this video, I'll
teach you how to avoid the "and" train and get a higher score. The first technique
is to start with a time intro. The second technique is to compare the past with the
present by comparing the past to the present. The third technique is to compare
your life with the past by comparing it to now. The fourth technique is to practice
starting this way so that on test day, it feels natural. The fifth technique is to
use thoughtful and descriptive language that will get you a higher score. The third
technique is to talk about old habits. When talking about old habits, the phrase
"used to" is great. And then you continue by adding details with I would. We also
have a video all about emphasis in IELTS speaking. Check it out at e2testprep.com
to see how you can improve your pronunciation.
Jay talked about a movie he enjoyed recently and why he enjoyed it. He even spoke
about it in an abstract way just by using his own experience and ideas. Remember
that practice is essential, and so is feedback. You can get feedback by taking a
speaking assessment with e2 test prep. The first technique we looked at was start
with a time intro. Number two, compare the past with the present. Number three,
talk about past habits. Number four, use emotions. Technique five, provide
backstory. Number six , provide backstory globally. Number seven, reflect globally.
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