Ielts speaking strategies

Part 1? How Does The Examiner Mark Your Speaking Test?

Part 1 Speaking Essentials Fluency Markers

Time And Frequency Expressions

Adverbials For Giving Opinions Part 1 Speaking Practice Preference Questions

Part 1 Speaking Model Answers

List Of Part 1 Speaking Questions To Practice At Home Part 2 Speaking Introduction

Part 2 Speaking Tips People Description Adjectives Of Personality
People Description Model Answer Model Sentences For People Description Place Description
Adjectives For Describing Places Place Description Model Answer
Model Sentences For Place Description

Object Description

Useful Adjectives For Describing Objects Object Description Model Answer Model Sentences For Object Description Past Event Description
Past Event Description Model Answer Model Sentences For Past Event Description Part 3 Speaking Introduction

Language For Giving And Supporting Opinions

Practice Questions

Talking About Advantages And Disadvantages Hypotheticals

Practice Questions

Proposing Solutions To Problem

Practice Questions

Agreeing And Disagreeing Language For Expressing Likelihood

The Future Perfect & The Future Continuou s
Practice Questions

Model Sentences For Part 3 Speaking Part 3 Speaking Questions For Practice Friendship

Successful People Advertisement Teaching
Advice Adventurous People Animals
Cell Phones Computers
Fashion & Shopping Gifts
Transportation Photography Music
Films Sports Food
Tv Programmes Relaxation
Newspapers And Magazines Parties
Travelling Noise Reading Festivals Parks Conclusion
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INTRODUCTION

Thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book “IELTS Speaking Strategies: The Ultimate Guide with Tips, Tricks and Practice on How to Get a Target Band Score of 8.0+ in 10 Minutes a Day.”
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IELTS SPEAKING INTRODUCTION

The IELTS speaking test lasts about 11 to 14 minutes. It has 3 parts, and it’s worth 25% of your IELTS score .
However, the speaking test is very unique because it’s much shorter than the other sections. Specifically, writing test (1 hour), listening test (45 minutes), reading (1 hour), and speaking test (11-14 minutes).
The IELTS speaking test is shorter but it gives you more opportunities to practice more basic skills.
Let’s talk about the three parts of the speaking test.

PART 1 SPEAKING TOPICS

The skills in part 1 speaking are exactly the skills that we need for part 2 and part 3 speaking. So what we need to do in part 1 speaking is we need to focus on building basic skills.
There are two purposes to part 1 speaking. The first purpose is to calm you down
. They know that you are nervous, so they’re going to ask you simple questions that get you settle down and prepare for part 2 & part 3 speaking (the more difficult parts). The second purpose of part 1 speaking is of course for you to show the examiner your ability to speak English . They want you to calm down and they want you to show the most you can do with your English.
In part 1 speaking, the questions are about you , your home , your life , your family , or your country , which are things that you have the answer to. They are not asking you questions like “who wants to be a billionaire?”, “who was
the 15 ^th president of the United States?” . Normally, in part 1 speaking, they will be giving you 3 topics:


The 1 ^st topic: The first topic will always be “do you work or do you study?” or
“where you are living?”
If you answer that you are working , then they will ask you about your work . If you answer that you are studying , then they will ask you about your study .
The next 2 ^nd and 3 ^rd topics: The next 2^nd and 3^rd topics can be about anything
, but it is not going to be a sensitive topic; they are not going to ask you about politics. Instead, they will ask you something about general topics that you have ideas to answer . These things might be about rain , for example, how often does it rain in your country? Or how do you feel when it rains? . They also might ask you questions about movies, colors, hobbies, etc . These are simple questions, they are not challenging questions, but we cannot easily predict what the examiner will be asking you about.
Here is the thing. The examiner doesn’t care about your answer. If they ask you “do you like to read?” they don’t care if you say “yes, I love reading” or “no, I hate it” . They don’t care, they want to hear how you communicate .

WHAT WILL GIVE YOU A HIGH SCORE IN THE SPEAKING PART 1?

Rule Number 1: Answer the question . Make sure you answer the question. For example: do you like to read books?
Well, books are really enjoyable. People like to read books because they find it very relaxing, and they can get a lot of information from books. My father really enjoys reading; and every Friday night, he sits at home with a book and drinks some tea….
Am I answering the question? No, I am not.
Definitely, the examiner does know that I did not answer the question because I chose not to. I didn’t answer the question.
Rule Number 2: you need to show the examiner something or some things about your English ability , and that can be something about your grammar, something about your vocabulary, something about the organization of your answer, and maybe something about your pronunciation.
We must know that IELTS is a game, and a test is a method with rules that allows you to gain points and lose points. Therefore, in order to be successful with any game and IELTS in particular, we need to know what the rules are , and we need to know how to gain points, not lose points .
Example: “Do you enjoy reading?”
Answer 1: Yes, I love to read
Answer 2: To be honest, I hate reading. I think it’s a stupid hobby. I think people that read are actually very boring and they annoy me tremendously.