Ielts speaking strategies

Which answer is better? The first one or the second one? Of course, the second one . Even though the second answer is a bit strange, a bit rude, but that’s not what the examiner will mark in the IELTS exam. Good vocabulary, good grammar, good sentence structures; that is what they mark. So, show the examiner your English ability.
Note that never give a one-word answer , always use complete sentences or at
least complete phrases , and extend your answer by providing some kinds of explanations or descriptions .
For example: “Do you enjoy reading?”
Answer: “ yes”
Well, if you just give a one-word answer like this, you’ve got nothing with your pronunciation, nothing with your vocabulary, and nothing with your grammar. You’ve got nothing.
What you need to do is you need to extend your answer . The big mistake of part 1 speaking that a lot of people make is that they lose sight over how important it is . In fact, speaking part 1 is quite easy . However, most people tend to expect something more difficult in part 1 speaking such as, “please get me the harder questions? Or “please get me the good questions?” . But no , the questions they give you in part 1 speaking are already the good stuff, and you will see that the way you answer questions in part 1 speaking is exactly what you need for part 2 and part 3 speaking . Therefore, you need to be willing to practice questions for part 1 speaking.