Although many people want to know how to prepare all the mediums of IELTS in this article we will focus only on the preparation of the speaking part.
So, before we start preparing for IELTS speaking. Let’s take a brief look at what IELTS Speaking is really about:
As we know, speaking like other modules of IELTS has equal weight in the calculation of IELTS band.
Speech is part of the IELTS EXAM, which is held on a different date than other mediums. In addition, it is the only module in which candidates come in direct contact with their examiner.
The total time spent on a candidate by an examiner is about 10-15 minutes.
Participatory speech in three sub-sections:
A. Introduction
B. General topics
The other subpart was on content
A. Partitions Partitions:
In fact, introductions include some questions on personal life that affect a person’s daily life such as residence, hobbies, education, profession, etc.
This part lasts for about 4 to 5 minutes.
Example of some questions asked in previous exams –
Enter your identity
Where do you live
What do you do
Are you a student or doing some other work here?
B. General topics:
After the introductory part is over, the next part begins and in it the examiner asks the candidate to speak on a particular topic for 3 to 4 minutes. Well, this is the most important part of the performance because after analyzing the continuous speaking on a particular subject, the examiner can easily find out how good the candidate is in speaking English.
Was. Speech section
In this last section, the examiner asks the candidate some questions, which relate to what he has said on the given topic. This section takes about 4 to 5 minutes to complete.
How are speech bands provided?
In fact, there are four parameters by which examiners assign bands to candidates and they are:
A. Reputation and convenience
Under this parameter, the examiner actually checks how effective the candidate is and how clearly he or she utters a particular word. In addition, the examiner also examines how the candidate is demonstrating his or her speaking skills.
General Resources
What kind of terminology is used by the candidate when speaking in this parameter is under investigation.
To be focused, high profile Woab gives candidates more bands than normal or everyday use Woab.
C. Grammatical range and accuracy
Under this, candidates need to use grammar correctly but also in a wide variety.
D. Corns and Cochrane
Under unity, the relationship between the different views given is a candidate on a particular subject while the relationship between unity is indicated.
The use of grammar that actually connects and rationalizes ideas
The whole speaking preparation process can be divided into three stages:
1. The initial stage
2. Medium stage
3. The stage of growth or experience
1. The initial stage
In the beginning, you have to start by speaking English. Here are some things you can do to improve your English skills:
Stop reflections and concept information with your own
Before you can find an equal partner to talk to, you should start by talking to yourself first. So, when standing in front of the mirror –
– Try to keep eye contact with your picture in the mirror.
Start with greetings like Hi, Hello, Good afternoon, Good evening Estera as you usually do when you meet someone.
-Then, go to the part you know. Introduce yourself by looking in the mirror.
Try to finish your introduction in about 10 lines. So, you get more data on yourself and even if you forget one or two lines on the day of your exam, you will still have enough content to talk about yourself in front of the examiner.
-It seems a bit difficult to communicate with your own picture in front of the mirror because every time you look at your face in the mirror you will lose your concentration, but if you win it you will get a different Will be able to. Level of self-confidence.
– Always remember, at the beginning you only need to use basic English to get acquainted.
Like: -Hello, I’m a boy
my name is _
I am a student of _
I live -… Austria
-Don’t rush to use your high vocabulary. If you practice speaking English as a learning tool to achieve accuracy in communication, you will benefit for the rest of your life.
However, if you only target the IELTS test, you will not be able to establish your speaking skills in an efficient manner.
– Next, after completing the introductory section, start commenting on your dress or hairstyle and other things related to yourself, assuming that the picture in the mirror is your friend’s.
Like – your new outfit is amazing
Where did you buy it?
It suits your personality.
-Then, comment on the colour of your outfit (try adding two or three sentences to the context of that colour
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