ielts preparation

 I'm part 2 the examiner will give you a card which has a topic task for you to talk about. The topic will be about something in your life, past or present. There will also be some brief task instructions on the card. You will have one minute to think about the topic and make some brief notes. The examiner will give you a pen and paper to make these noted. After your 1 minute preparation, the examiner will ask you to speak for between 1 and 2 minutes on the topic, when you finish the examiner will ask 1 or 2 short questions about what you have said. Here are two different examples of a part 2 topic task card: Describe a holiday or trip that you remember well  Say when and where this was  What you did  Who you went there with  And say why you remember this holiday or trip so well Describe a time when you entered a race or competition  Say when and where this was What the race or competition involved What happened at the end of it And say how you felt about this at the time The above

 What happened in the speaking test? The speaking test lasts roughly 11 minutes, and has 3 parts. You (the candidate) will enter a room where an examiner is sitting at a table; the candidate and the examiner are the only people in the room. Your conversation with the examiner is recorded in order to verify the grade that the examiner gives you. The examiner will your ID and and provide you with paper and a pencil to make notes during part 2 of the test  What happens in part 1? The examiner will ask you a series of questions about some parts of your life, for example your home country or your plans for study and work. What happens on part 2 ? The examiner gives you a topic to talk about, related to something in your past are present life. You have 1 minute to prepare, and then you need to speak on the topic for between 1 and 2 minutes. What happens in part 3 ? The examiner will discuss with you a general topic related to the personal topic in part 2. How does the examiner mark my speaki

 There are four assessment criteria which IELTs eexaminers use in evaluating your speaking performance.  1.Pronunciation 2.Fluency and Coherence  3.Grammaticalange and accuracy 4.Lexical resource You get 1-9 for each of the four criteria.scores are reported in whole and half bands.Then they are added together and that score is divided by 4. For example pronunciation 6, fluency 6, grammar 7, Vocabulary 7. You will get (6+6+7+7)/4 =6,5 25 % Pronunciation 1). You don't have to sound like a native speaker (though it would be perfect), you won't be marked on your accent. 2) you should speak so thay you could be easily understood 3) You should pronounce all the words correctly 4) You should put the stress in words properly What is Pronunciation? It's the way you say words. You make some sounds which english speakers recognise say words. So good pronunciation is important for speaking and understanding for spoken English.However, pronunciation is hard to improve. The main reason i

 You can improve your speaking part1 by applying these Rules. Rule Nmubr 1. Example.do you like to read books. Well books are really enjoyable.people like to read books because they find it very relaxing,and they can get a lot of information from books.My father really enjoy reading;and every Friday night,he sits at home with a book and drinks same tea.... An I answering the questions ? No, Iam not. Definitely,the examiner does know that I did not answer the question because I chose not to.i didn't answer the question. Rule Number 2:You need to show the examiner something or some things about you English ability, and that can be something about your grammer , something about your vocabulary, something about the organization of your answer,and maybe something about your pronunciation. We must know the the IELTs is a game,and test is a method with rules that allows you to gain points and lose points.Therefore,in order to be successful with any game and IELTs in particular,wee need to