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IELTS Speaking Part I

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  • Can I ask the examiner for his or her opinion?
    No, this is a language test; the examiner only cares about YOUR English.
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  • How many parts are there in the IELTS speaking test? Can you describe them?
    There are 3 parts. Part 1 is an interview. Part 2 is a talk. Part 3 is a discussion on broader issues with questions.
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  • What if can't answer a question either in Part 1 or 3. Can I say 'I don't know'?
    Avoid saying 'I don't know'. Try to paraphrase it with another expression (I can't really say because I am not quite familiar with that but I think that...)
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  • What is the golden rule for the IELTS Speaking test?
    To never fall silent (it's better to be interrupted by the examiner)
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  • How long does the speaking test take?
    11-14 minutes ( part 1 - 4-5 minutes, part 2 - 3-4 minutes, part 3 - 4-5 minutes)
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  • How can I develop my vocabulary for the IELTS Speaking Test?
    There are many techniques not just one. Reading news in English is a good technique.
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  • What topics are asked in the IELTS Speaking test?
    Everyday topics (such as: environment, music, food, money, education, art, sports, etc.)
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  • Will I get a lower score if I ask the examiner to repeat the question?
    No, it will not affect your score, but don't do it more than 2-3 times.
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  • Does it matter if I have an accent when I talk?
    No, but you need to speak clearly.
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  • Can you choose your topic to talk about in part 2?
    No. The topic will be explained in the Cue Card.
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  • What kinds of questions can come up in Part 3?
    They'll be connected to Part 2 but they'll be more complex (such as hypothetical questions, future predictions, opinions, comparisons, pros and cons,
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  • What is the difference between the questions in Part 1 and in Part 3?
    Part 1: personal questions. Part 3: complex questions
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  • What should I wear for my speaking test?
    You can wear whatever you want, it is not a formal interview.
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  • How will the speaking test be marked?
    on fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation, each accounts for 25%
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  • How long should I talk in part 2?
    2 minutes
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  • Can you choose your topic to talk about in part 2?
    No :)
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