IELTS speaking tips for top score

It takes around 11-14 minutes for a candidate to complete this task successfully.

Part 1 is on general questions about yourself like personal interests, education, family, etc for 4-5 minutes, this is a two–way communication. The speaking part tests your ability to communicate effectively, not just your grammatical accuracy.

Don’t give one word answers.

Part 2 is a one way communication. A cue card will be handed over by the examiner and after 1 minute of preparation, of what is asked, you have to speak for 2 minutes.

Part 3 is general questions of part 2. It is a two – way communication for 4-5 minutes.

• Maintain posture
• Have eye contact
• Be friendly in answering
• Don’t repeat your points
• Don’t use slang
• Be confident
• Don’t panic
• Ask for clarification if it is not clear
• Develop your answers as much as possible
• The topics covered are fairly predictable so practice at home recording ideas onto a tape recorder.

Look out for your grammar and vocabulary.

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