How many parts of the IELTS Speaking exam are there?
3 Parts
1) Introduction questions
2) Topic Card
3) Discussion
How long will you need to talk for the speaking exam?
12-15 minutes
Part 1: 3-4 minutes
Part 2: 1 minute of planning, 2 minutes of speaking
Part 3: 4-5 minutes
What do you call someone you meet every day at the office?
A workmate/Co-worker
What are the four things you will be graded on during IELTS speaking?
Fluency and Coherence
Lexical Resource
Grammatical Range and Accuracy
Pronunciation
What do you call someone who lives in the same place as you?
A flatmate/housemate/roommate
What are five examples of possible topics for IELTS speaking part 3?
Health/Nutrition
Technology
Education
Parenting
Job satisfaction
Shopping trends
Tourism
Role Models
Art
Family
Internet
Environment
Conservation
Media/News
What are the main differences between Part 1 and Part 3?
Part 1: You will answer personal questions about family, friends, and your life.
Your answers will be much shorter, around 15-20 seconds MAX
You will not need to use difficult vocabulary in this part.
Part 3: Your answers will be about general, non-personal topics
Your answers will be longer, about 30 seconds
You will need to use more difficult vocabulary during this part
What do you call someone who is a friend only when it suits them?
A fair-weather friend