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How long does the IELTS Speaking test usually last?

11-15 minutes

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How many parts are there in the IELTS Speaking test?

3 Parts

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Who do you speak with during the IELTS Speaking test?

A certified examiner

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How long does IELTS Speaking Part 1 usually last?

4-5 minutes


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How much time do you have to prepare in Part 2?

1 minute

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In Part 1, what kind of topics do examiners usually ask about?

Everyday, familiar topics (like home, hobbies, work, studies, etc.)

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How long do you need to speak in Part 2?

Up to 2 minutes


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What do you usually do in your free time? (Part 1-style question)

GOOD!

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Describe your favorite season of the year.

MALADES!

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How should you respond if you don’t understand a question in Part 1?

Politely ask the examiner to repeat or rephrase it

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Talk about an object that is special to you.

I AM IMPRESSED!

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Describe your hometown and what you like about it.


WOW!

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What is the main purpose of Part 2 of the test?

To assess your ability to speak at length on a given topic

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Do you prefer mornings or evenings? Why?

EXCELLENT!

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Talk about a place you would like to visit in the future.

COOL!

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True or False: Speaking with an accent will automatically lower your score.

False (as long as pronunciation is clear and understandable)

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What can you use during your Part 2 talk to help organize your ideas?

Notes on the cue card

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True or False: You can ask the examiner to change your Part 2 topic card.

False

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What happens after you finish speaking in Part 2?

The examiner may ask 1–2 follow-up questions

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What tense is commonly used when talking about your past experiences in Part 2?

Past Simple

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Describe a person who has inspired you.

WONDERFUL

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Describe a gift you received that made you happy.


AMAZING!

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Describe something you enjoy doing on weekends.


PLOV IS DELICIOUS!

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What are the four marking criteria for IELTS Speaking?

Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, Pronunciation

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Talk about a memorable event in your life.


GOOD JOB!

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