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IELTS Speaking Test: Practice & Model Answers
IELTS Liz

IELTS Practice Speaking Test
Hello, my name is Liz
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After the test, I will provide you with a link to model answers for all the
questions in the test
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The test should take no more than 11 to 14 minutes
for all parts
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Practice the question, by recording the ansdevice and timer
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Read the question and answer
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Let's start the test
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You will have one minute to prepare and then talk for at least one
minute but less than two minutes
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Part 3
Topic: Holidays and Traveling
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If you had the chance to travel anywhere, where would you go?

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Why do you think some people like traveling alone?

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Do you think travel has changed much in the last few decades?

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How does travel change people?

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Do you think there are any disadvantages to modern travel?

That's the end of your IELTS practice speaking test
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This is when you first meet the examiner and do the identification
check, also known as Part 0
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Question 1: Greeting and Introduction
The examiner will introduce themselves and ask for your name
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If you use the examiner's
name, do not use a title
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Tip 1: Do not use titles with first names
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Tip 3: Speak clearly and remember to smile and be friendly
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You can choose to use
your given name or an English name, but do not explain why people call
you that
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Tip 1: Keep your answer simple and clear
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Tip 3: Use English pronunciation for the names of cities or
places
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You can provide additional
information about your location, but do not expand any further
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Tip 1: Keep your answer short and accurate
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Tip 3: Adding a little bit more information shows good grammar
and is friendly
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You should provide
your identification and say a polite answer, such as "here you are" or
"sure, here it is
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Tip 2: Keep your answer short
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Practice answering these questions with our tips, and remember to
smile, relax, and be confident
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IELTS Speaking Part 1 New Topics: Dictionaries
IELTS Liz

Ideas and Vocabulary for the Topic of Dictionaries
in IELTS Speaking Test
In this lesson, we will discuss vocabulary and ideas for the new topic
that has appeared in Part 1 of the IELTS Speaking Test – Dictionaries
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Bilingual Dictionary: A dictionary with two languages; for
example Vietnamese and English
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Thesaurus: A dictionary of synonyms – words with the same
meaning
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The dictionary also gives antonyms, which are
words of opposite meanings
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It has an advantage as you can hear
the pronunciation of a word
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Electronic Dictionary: Multifunctional dictionary with many
functions like encyclopedia, bilingual, monolingual dictionaries,
and thesauruses
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It is recommended to get an English thesaurus to improve your
vocabulary for the IELTS Speaking and Writing tests
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If you have any
questions, drop a line
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Use these ideas and words to answer the
question
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The first thing I want you to do is to get a list of topics the
common topics for speaking part one speaking part two and speaking part three
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First thing that you need to check is
the length of your answer
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The next thing is vocabulary and paraphrase and how
many different words are you using I 'll give you an example
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Remember how
complex your sentences are and that means how complex are your sentences so for get
listen to your answer write down the words that you 're using and then check how
complex the sentences are
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check your questions correctly well well
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check your answers right well
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IELTS Speaking Part 3: Urban vs Rural Life
IELTS Liz

IELTS Lesson: Homes
In this IELTS lesson, we will discuss a common topic for the speaking
test: homes
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Let's explore the advantages of both:
Countryside Advantages
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Slower pace of life

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Less pollution and noise

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Stronger communities

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Cheaper houses

Living in the countryside offers a slower, more relaxed pace of life with
less pollution and noise
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Additionally, houses are generally cheaper in the countryside,
allowing for more space and bigger gardens
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There are also more job
opportunities and better prospects for advancement
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When answering this question, it's important to compare the
advantages of one option to the other, using comparative language to
showcase a range of grammar
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IELTS speaking part 1: What's your favourite
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While some students struggle with the grammar of this question, others
have difficulty developing their answers
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The Grammar Mistake to Avoid
Many students make the mistake of using the phrase "my most favorite"
when answering this question
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" However, this is incorrect grammar "favorite" already implies that there is only one thing that is your
favorite
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Developing Your Answer
Simply stating your favorite thing is not enough - you need to provide a
reason and develop your answer further
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I enjoy it in all kinds of
weather, whether it's hot or cold
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If you're not comfortable using the phrase "which I find," you can use
"because" instead - for example, "My favorite drink is green tea because
it's very refreshing
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Avoid
the grammar mistake of using "most favorite," and focus on developing
your answer with additional information
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The examiner will ask you about
12 different questions that usually come from three different topics
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Work/Study
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Hometown
The first topic usually comes from one of these three topics
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If you are a student who has just finished
university but not working, let the examiner know
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They may ask about the rooms in your house, how they are
decorated, and the people you live with
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They
may ask about places in your hometown, the weather, or transportation
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Some
topics may be challenging, so it is essential to prepare ideas and
vocabulary for all the different topics
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IELTS Speaking Part 1: Common Questions
IELTS Liz

Types of Questions in IELTS Speaking Part One
In IELTS Speaking Part One, the examiner may ask you various questions
on different topics
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Here are some common question types:

Question Words
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How often do you cook?

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Who usually does the cooking?

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Where did you learn to cook?

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When did you learn to cook?

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How long have you been cooking?

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What kind of dishes do you like?

Listen for these question words in the test and answer accordingly
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IELTS Speaking Part 2: How to start your talk
IELTS Liz

How to Start Your Talk for IELTS Speaking Part Two
When it comes to starting your talk for IELTS Speaking Part Two, there is no right or
wrong way to do it
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In this lesson, we'll use
the topic "describe a book you recently read" to demonstrate a good way to start
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" The former is more formal, while the latter is less formal
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It's important
to note that contractions like "I'd" and "I'm" are better for your pronunciation and can
help you achieve a better band score
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For example , instead of
saying "book," you could say "novel" or "guidebook
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Finally, you can u se
specific times like "two weeks ago" instead of repeating "recently
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Practice IELTS Speaking Test: Number 2
IELTS Liz

IELTS Practice Speaking Test
Hello, my name is Liz
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There
are three parts to this test:
1
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Talk
3
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The test should take
between 11 to 14 minutes
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Repeat this process until you finish part 1, which has 12
questions
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You will
have one minute to prepare
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Try to
keep talking until the two-minute mark
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Read each question,, answer the question, and
follow the next question
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Interview Questions
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Do you like your hometown?

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How could your hometown be improved?
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Was there any food you disliked when you were a child?
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What do you consider is a healthy diet?
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Did you play much sport as a child?
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Do you think men and women like similar sports?

Topic Talk
Describe a book you recently read
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Further Reading Questions
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Do you think people read more today than they did in the past?
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Why do you think some adults like to read books that are written for children?
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Do you think that paper books will one day disappear?
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