The final part of the IELTS Speaking test lasts for roughly 5 minutes. Unlike Part 1 and Part 2, IELTS Speaking Part 3 does not focus on personal questions. Rather, general questions related to topics one would expect to find in the news are asked. You can expect discussion about abstract ideas and/or serious issues […]
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The required length of answers in Speaking Part 2 of the IELTS test is between one and two minutes. For most candidates, without the IELTS Speaking Part 2 tips and strategies discussed below, the main problem with the Long Turn question in the Speaking test is talking continuously for that long. At most, candidates can
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The IELTS Speaking Part 2 questions can belong to one of the following four types: 1. People: The IELTS Speaking Part 2 cue cards might ask you to describe a friend, family member, relative, or casual acquaintance having a particular characteristic. IELTS Speaking Part 2 questions may include talking about your best friend, your favorite
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In IELTS Speaking Part 2, the examiner will not ask you a question verbally. In fact, a cue card is given to you which contains a topic and some prompts. Additionally, you are given a blank paper and pencil to prepare notes for the speech. After a preparation time of one minute, you are asked
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As we know, in Part 1 of the Speaking Test in IELTS, you will be asked personal questions and you are expected to provide brief answers. It goes without saying that you need to quickly answer the question without hesitations and pauses. Moreover, you have to speak clearly with proper pronunciation. Here, we will focus
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As we know the examiner will fire a range of personal questions in rapid succession in IELTS Speaking Test Part 1, which is the first five minutes of the IELTS Speaking test, we can prepare accordingly. First and foremost, an IELTS test candidate should never be caught off-guard with the questions, so it is wise
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In the IELTS Speaking test, examiners judge your ability to hold conversation on various topics as well as your prowess to use a wide range of vocabulary and grammatical structures. The IELTS Speaking test is 11 to 14 minutes long. You will sit on a one-on-one interview with the examiner, who will ask you several
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An IELTS Reading Global Multiple Choice Question tests your understanding of the overall meaning or the main theme of a passage. They usually ask about the main idea or the summary or the appropriate title for the passage, where you have to make the best choice from four options. You can differentiate a global multiple
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In the IELTS Reading test, some questions ask you the locate information in different segments of the passage. IELTS Reading Locating Information questions provide you with several points, and your task is to find out the paragraph or section of the text (labeled A, B, C…) which contains those information. Before attempting this question, read
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In IELTS Reading Diagram Labeling, you will be provided with a diagram of an object described in the passage. You have to select a word or a phrase from the text to label different sections of the diagram. The instructions before the questions tell you the word limit. The information in the text may not
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