IELTS Speaking EXAM
IELTS Exam Speaking Topics and More
A brief overview of the IELTS speaking exam.
Part 1:
The IELTS examiner will introduce himself or herself and will ask you to introduce yourself and confirm your identity before moving on to part 1 topics. The examiner will then ask you general questions about topics that you are familiar with, such as your home, family, work, studies, and interests, among other things. This section might also assist you in relaxing and speaking in a natural way.
Part 2:
The examiner will hand you a topic card, on which you will be asked to speak about a specific topic, as well as specific points to include in your speech. You will have one minute to prepare and make notes before you begin. After that, you will be asked to speak for 1-2 minutes on the topic. Since you will not be interrupted during this time, it is critical that you continue speaking. The examiner will then possibly ask you one or two questions that are related to the topic you just talked about.
Part 3:
The examiner will ask you additional questions that are related to the topic of Part 2. It is the objective of these questions to provide you with an opportunity to discuss more abstract issues and opinion
How to speak in the IELTS exam
How to speak in part 1
Lets learn and look at how to speak in part 1. The examiner primarily tests you for two things in Part 1, everyday vocabulary and, basic grammar.
How to speak in part 2
Lets look at how to speak in part 2, and lots of ideas on how to make it easier. Here you can find and learn different ways to prepare for part 2.
How to speak in part 3
Lets work on , and learn how to speak in part 3, with lots of tips and advice on how to best answer the questions you may be asked.
Example part 2 and 3 answers
Don’t forget to check out lots of part 2 and part 3 example answers to help you in preparing for your IELTS exam.