Here are some suggested tips for the preparation of IELTS Speaking
1) Keep your eye on time and your scores.
As you know, IELTS speaking has three parts:
Introduction, Cue card and Discussion Round.
Firstly, let’s discuss the part 1 that is introduction part. This part generally lasts between 4_5 minutes. The examiner will ask you some general questions based on your life, your likes or dislikes and more. So be straightforward with the answers. Try to complete your answer briefly. For Example, the examiner might ask, “Do you think reading a magazine can help you learn a language?”
“Yes! It helps develop one’s communication skills and also their Vocabulary.”
Tips_:
* You can use this part to develop your fluency and confidence.
*Be relevant and speak only about the asked question.
Part-2: Cue topic
In this part,you have to speak on a topic given in the cue card.
You have one minute to prepare and you can make notes for that topic. After this, you need to speak continuously for two minutes. It can be very complicated for many of the IELTS candidates. Thus, much preparation is necessary for this task.
Some common topics for cue card:
_A place you visited on vacation
_ Describe your favourite movie
_A rule that has implemented in your country
#Make useful notes and sentences to design the structure of your talk. Make sure your speech is long enough that lasts for 2_3 minutes.
Part-3: Discussion Round
This part generally contains 5_6 minutes. The conversation could be based on any topic. Express yourself with some real life experiences to look unique and more genuine.
Tips_
* Be ensure you know the Relevant information about the topic.
*Support and extend your answers to stay confident.
*Paraphrase the question to understand what the examiner demands.
2) Fluency and vocabulary
IELTS aspirants always get confused to maintain consistency between fluency and vocabulary. Both of these skills carry the same weightage in the score card. You can be ready for the IELTS speaking exam with immense dedication and practice. It is recommended to be fluent during the exam rather than thinking or worrying about using the best Vocabulary. It will create a good impression on the examiner, if you are speaking fluently.
3) Avoid monotonous speaking
Be natural when you speak to keep the listener engaged. Bring speech modulations in your tone at several points to sound more fluent and interesting. Boring speech and sound less fluent.
4) Don’t panic in case you make mistakes
Yes! It’s a completely acceptable even when you make a mistake while speaking. Errors tend to happen if you are talking too quickly or uttering a wrong word accidentally, so don’t panic if such circumstances occur.
Practice the IELTS speaking test with an instructor or friend; it will help you assist better.
If you are quick to correct your mistake, go for it. This will indicate that how conscious you are what you speak. However, if you don’t know how to correct mistakes, don’t worry, just move on.
#Strategies of Last _minute IELTS speaking
When you don’t understand something, be honest to respond, “I’m sorry, but could you please elaborate on what you mean?” Instead of answering the wrong answer.
Try your best to use advanced Vocabulary to express your thoughts. Don’t do the Repitition of words and phrases in a sentence. Maintain proper Grammatical accuracy. If the examiner asks,” How was your experience?” Your answer should be “It was good” NOT “It is good”.
Hence, consider these things in your mind which really prove conducive to hit an 8 band in IELTS Speaking.
THANK YOU 🙂
tips for the preparation of IELTS Speaking
tips for the preparation of IELTS Speaking