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To find the best partner, please leave a comment saying:
π― What IELTS Speaking score do you need to achieve?
π What is your current score? If you havenβt taken the exam yet, say if your English level is intermediate, upper intermediate, advanced, or almost fluent.
π What is your time zone?
Now connect to your perfect partner! Click on the round icon next to their message and say hello π€
To make this practice mutually beneficial, choose a partner who has a similar level of English to yours ππ»
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Happy Thursday, guys! ππ»
This week Iβve prepared for you a fun way to practise your IELTS Speaking answers π§βππ¬
This week Iβve prepared for you a fun way to practise your IELTS Speaking answers π§βππ¬
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Letβs practice one answer. Repeat it phrase by phrase and then sentence by sentence π
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Btw, hereβs the answer. You may find it easier to repeat when you can see it:
I think the whole idea of favourite or lucky numbers is a bit silly, but if I was forced to say, Iβd choose 7. Apparently, so would most people! Iβve heard it was called the worldβs favourite number.
I think the whole idea of favourite or lucky numbers is a bit silly, but if I was forced to say, Iβd choose 7. Apparently, so would most people! Iβve heard it was called the worldβs favourite number.
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Here's the full IELTS Speaking practice video π Listen and repeat
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IELTS Speaking PRACTICE | Band 9 Answers
Letβs practice your IELTS Speaking Part 1 answers today. Repeat after my friend Alex, trying to imitate his pronunciation, rhythm and intonation. This exercise will help you improve your fluency and pronunciation and will give you a chance to learn new phrasesβ¦
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Congratulations to Sophia on passing her test.
Here's a funny thing. Sophia's task 2 topic was one of the first tasks I've ever made a video about on my YouTube channel, and I'll link that sample answer in the next post.
The speaking topic about wild animals was the same as I was asked in one of my early exams, and I was completely stunned as a 20-something year old when I was asked a topic for a 6 year old.
The lesson is topics are regularly repeated, so you don't have to hunt for the latest topics. And keep on going, you can pass your test too.
Here's a funny thing. Sophia's task 2 topic was one of the first tasks I've ever made a video about on my YouTube channel, and I'll link that sample answer in the next post.
The speaking topic about wild animals was the same as I was asked in one of my early exams, and I was completely stunned as a 20-something year old when I was asked a topic for a 6 year old.
The lesson is topics are regularly repeated, so you don't have to hunt for the latest topics. And keep on going, you can pass your test too.
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Sample Answer to Sofiaβs Topic: https://fastrackielts.com/ielts-writing-task-2-sample-science
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Happy Thursday, guys! π Hope you're having a great week! Today I'd like to share with you some tips on how to make any IELTS Writing (or Speaking) sentence complex.
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Here's a little exercise for you. Turn these simple sentences into complex sentences with relative clauses. Ready? π
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