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Best 20 Tips For IELTS Speaking To Get

Read here the best tips for IELTS speaking. For example, Donu2019t memorize answers, Pause to think, Avoid using fillers, and Donu2019t speak in a monotone

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Best 20 Tips For IELTS Speaking To Get

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  1. Best 20 Tips For IELTS Speaking To Get An 8+ Band Score

  2. In this blog, you will learn about tips for IELTS speaking. So, let’s get started. • Many students think that the IELTS speaking test is the most difficult section because it requires face-to-face communication.  • But, in my opinion, IELTS speaking is the easiest part of the IELTS exam to improve your band score.  • You may have queries like how is IELTS speaking the easiest part of the IELTS exam? are interviews a lot of fun? How can I improve my IELTS speaking?  • I think that speaking interviews are a lot of fun. But I know most exam takers get nervous when speaking English in front of someone. Remember that the examiner also gave the IELTS speaking test, so that’s why they don’t expect you to speak like a politician. • They don’t even ask you to provide well-structured and reasonable answers! They’ll only judge you on how well you can:  • speak fluently and without hesitation, • use various vocabulary, • avoid grammar mistakes, • pronounce words well

  3. What Is the IELTS Speaking Test? • IELTS speaking is a face-to-face, informal conversation with an IELTS examiner. This test is the same for general training and academics.  • It has 3 sections: introduction, cue card, and follow-up questions. It is designed to assess your grammar, pronunciation, fluency, and vocabulary. • Format Of IELTS Speaking Test • Part 1 • (about 4-5 minutes) in this section, the examiners will introduce themselves and ask you to do the same.  • The examiner will ask many general question about your family, studies, work, and hobbies.

  4. Part 2 •  (about 3–4 minutes) in this section the examiner will give you a cue card with any topic and some questions to cover in your speech.  • The examiner will give you one minute to prepare for cue card topic, and he will give you blank paper and a pencil to make notes.  • After you’ve finished thinking, you will have to 1 to 2 minutes to speak about the cue card topic.  • Part 3 • (about 4–5 minutes) A two-way conversation. The examiner will ask more questions about the topic presented in Part 2 of the Speaking test.  • You can make use of this opportunity to discuss other ideas.

  5. IELTS Speaking Test Information • The speaking test is a face to face speaking test in a room with an examiner. • For all candidates, there is only one speaking test. The speaking test is the same for academic and GT candidates. • Even though you are taking IELTS online, you will have a face-to-face interview with the examiner. For everyone, the speaking test is the same. • It’s recorded, so you can ask for a remark later if you like. • This is an informal speaking test. • At the end of the test, the examiner who asked the questions will determine your results. • The test takes between 11 and 14 minutes to complete (not more and not less). • The examiner controls the duration and length of your answers.

  6. Tips For IELTS Speaking • Before you walk inside the exam, you’ll know what to expect. • All you have to worry about is speaking once you enter the room and sit.  • Everything you need to know about the rest of the process will be given to you by the examiner.  • o don’t be worried about anything at that time. It is the first tips for IELTS speaking. • Not Too Short, Not Too Long • Your answer should be 1 to 2 sentences long. You should not give the answer of yes/no.  • Answer the question directly and give a little more information as a general purpose: for example:

  7. Question: Do you like to study by yourself or in a group? • Answer: I prefer to study alone (direct answer) because it allows me to focus better and accomplish more. (extension) • Don’t memorize answers. • Don’t memorize answers, especially in Part 1. The memorized answer does not assess your English language skills to the examiner.  • If the examiner finds that you are memorizing your answers, your band score may be affected. It is the second tips for IELTS speaking. • Before you begin, take a few deep breaths. • Whenever you will enter the examiner room, your heart will do race. Tha’t why before you enter the room, take a few deep breaths to get your heart rate back to normal and calm yourself down.

  8. Don’t use big and unfamiliar words. • In your Speaking test, you might want to use big, difficult words to impress the examiner. However, if you want to be safe, avoid using unfamiliar words. • It’s more likely that you’ll make a mistake by mispronouncing words or using them incorrectly. Your final band score can be affected by mistakes. • Make use of a variety of words that are appropriate to the topic being discussed. It is the fourth tips for IELTS speaking.

  9. Use a range of grammatical structures. • When IELTS examiners assess your speaking abilities, they look at the following criteria: • Fluency and coherence • Lexical resource • Grammatical range and accuracy • Pronunciation • Use grammatical structures and simple sentences to explain your answer. Prepare your mistakes for this record yourself to see where are you mistaking.  You can also speak english with your friends and family.  it’s crucial to practise speaking in the past, present, and future tenses. It is the fifth tips for IELTS speaking

  10. Don’t worry about your accent. • Face-to-face communication, unlike an AI machine, the IELTS examiner recognizes a wide range of accents and will understand what you say during the speaking test. There is nothing to be concerned about if you can communicate well. However, because English is a stress-timed language, be conscious of sounds that you struggle with and make sure to use stress and intonation. If you practise with friends, they will let you know if they don’t understand you. It is the sixth tips for IELTS speaking. • Pause to think • We all do something when we’re trying to figure out how to answer a question. There’s no harm in pausing for a moment to consider what to say. You might use sentences like: to give yourself time to consider throughout the Speaking test. • That is an interesting question. • I’d never thought about it before, but… • That’s a tough question, but I’ll do my best to answer it. • Let me think that for a while. • Let me see • That’s a good point

  11. Avoid using fillers • Avoid using filler words and speak with confidence. When we don’t know what to say, we usually use fillers. However, this shows the examiner that you don’t have access to the relevant vocabulary or ideas; therefore, it’s vital to avoid them and instead use the phrases we provided in Tip 8. • Avoid the following fillers: • Like • You know • Umm… • Ahh… • Well • Yeah…

  12. Smiling helps pronunciation • Smiling can help you relax, which can improve your pronunciation. Enunciate clearly by opening your lips wide enough for sounds to come out clearly. When we smile, our lips expand, and our speech takes on a more welcoming tone. The examiner will see that you can use a variety of pronunciation qualities if you use clear diction and tone. It is the ninth tips for IELTS speaking. • Don’t speak in a monotone. • We can make a dull, monotone sound with little variation when we speak. This makes it more difficult to communicate yourself and the listener to figure out which parts of your message are most vital. Make your conversation with the IELTS examiner more engaging by emphasizing specific words and pausing at key points in your speech. By stressing crucial words, we can make it easy to compare and contrast ideas. It also improves the flow of conversation, so keep this in mind: • Don’t speak in a monotone • Vary the stress and intonation to add emphasis

  13. Conclusion • In this blog, I have explained the 20 best tips for IELTS speaking that you must follow to get a high band score.  • But first of all, you must know the format of an exam before taking the exam to get the proper knowledge of the exam. • If you still have any queries or questions about the tips for IELTS speaking, then you can contact our experts or let us know through comments. You can also choose our online exam preparation service to prepare for the IELTS exam.

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