Here are some IELTS Speaking Part 2 tips to give better answers π:
1. Carefully read the prompt. You must answer the question
2. You donβt have to follow the bullet points (or even cover all of them at all)
3. If the topic seems difficult, following the bullet points may help you answer
4. Look for an easy story to tell. Make sure you pick a subject you can comfortably discuss in English
5. Concentrate on telling the story (not on using complex vocabulary or certain grammar)
6. Give a background to the story
7. Practise with a timer at home π
This is a very short summary. You can learn much more if you watch the video linked below π
1. Carefully read the prompt. You must answer the question
2. You donβt have to follow the bullet points (or even cover all of them at all)
3. If the topic seems difficult, following the bullet points may help you answer
4. Look for an easy story to tell. Make sure you pick a subject you can comfortably discuss in English
5. Concentrate on telling the story (not on using complex vocabulary or certain grammar)
6. Give a background to the story
7. Practise with a timer at home π
This is a very short summary. You can learn much more if you watch the video linked below π
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Watch this video to hear my sample answers and learn 2 easy tips that can help you improve your answers immediatelyπ
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This IELTS Speaking Part 2 Strategy ACTUALLY Works
Here's how you can answer even the trickiest IELTS Speaking Part 2 questions and get a Band 9 (including insider tips from a former examiner).
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40+ most challenging IELTS Speaking Topics with sample answers and useful vocabularyβ¦
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40+ most challenging IELTS Speaking Topics with sample answers and useful vocabularyβ¦
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Letβs do a Listening test (it will take you just two minutes to complete) π€ Then I'll share some new tips with you π©π»βπ«
#listening@IELTSFasTrack
Letβs do a Listening test (it will take you just two minutes to complete) π€ Then I'll share some new tips with you π©π»βπ«
#listening@IELTSFasTrack
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Please listen to the recording π§ and answer the questions belowπ
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
Write NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS for each answer.
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1) Studying with the Open University demanded a great deal of ________.
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2) Studying and working at the same time improved Rachelβs ________ skills.
Iβll publish the answers later today.
*This is a practice test by IDP IELTS
*This is a practice test by IDP IELTS
You may know that I regularly take the IELTS exam, so here are my tips for the Listening section which, I hope, will help you answer more questions and achieve a higher score π©π»βπ«
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Here are the answers to the questions π
1) motivation
2) time-management or time management
3) modules
4) summer school or summer schools
1) motivation
2) time-management or time management
3) modules
4) summer school or summer schools
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What IELTS Listening questions do you find most difficult?
Anonymous Poll
13%
Fill in the Gaps
46%
Multiple Choice
22%
Maps
20%
Matching Features
Most IELTS Reading videos on YouTube use an Academic test as the example. The strategies overlap with General Training, but not entirely.
So you end up doing extra work to figure out which bits actually apply to your test.
So I made a full walkthrough using one of the latest official GT Reading tests from Cambridge English. Every question type, a clear strategy for each, and we practise together as we go.
Watch it on my new GT channel π https://www.youtube.com/@FasTrackIELTSGT?sub_confirmation=1
So you end up doing extra work to figure out which bits actually apply to your test.
So I made a full walkthrough using one of the latest official GT Reading tests from Cambridge English. Every question type, a clear strategy for each, and we practise together as we go.
Watch it on my new GT channel π https://www.youtube.com/@FasTrackIELTSGT?sub_confirmation=1
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Dear Sir or Madam... or Dear James... or Dear Emma? βοΈ
One of the things that makes GT Writing Task 1 trickier than students expect is getting the tone right.
Formal, semi-formal, or informal? I've noticed that students often struggle to pick the right one for the task, and then to maintain it consistently throughout the letter.
One of the things that makes GT Writing Task 1 trickier than students expect is getting the tone right.
Formal, semi-formal, or informal? I've noticed that students often struggle to pick the right one for the task, and then to maintain it consistently throughout the letter.
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