The speaking test will have three parts :
1- Introduction .
2- Individual long turn.
3- Two-way discussion.
Today we will focus on part 1.
PART (1) : INTRODUCTION
in this part the examiner will introduce him or herself to you and ask you your identity.
You should note that giving infomative answers will make it easy to for the examiner to hold a conversation with you (avoid short answers like, yes. or no. ) and the more impressed the examiner will be with your fluency.
the examiner follows a frame of questions covers certain areas such as your interests ,studies ,and working life.
questions you can meet in the exam:-
1-can you introduce your self ?
2-what is your flat looks like ?
3-do you a student or have a job ?
4-tell me about your study (job) ?
5-do you interested in your job ?
6-what are your hobbies ?
7-do you live alone or with your family ?
8-what is your favorite food ?
9-are you a good cook ?
10-do you have friends ? how many ?
11-do you have any brither or sisters ?
12-tell me about your hometown ?
13-where do you come from ?
14-how do you spend your spare time ?
15-what is your favorite leisure activity ?
16-do like listening to music ? what kind of music ?
17-do like football ?
18-what is the team do you support ?
19-have you travelled abroad?
20-tell me about a ountry you have visited ?
21-why are you studying english ?
22-what is the advantage of your hometown ?
23-describe your job ?
24-what is your purpose of taking the IELTS ?
25-what is the means of transport in your town ?
Thursday 22 January 2009
Tuesday 13 January 2009
Very important tips for IELTS writing
A- For Task 1
You will have an illustration the most important points the examiner looks for are :-
1-Explaination of the most important data on the chart.
2-The ability to summarize the chart.
SO try to cover the above points in your answer as the chart contains huge amount of information which is difficult to be covered in details.
B-For task 2
In the introduction you must focus mainly on the question,and remember that the first impression lasts,so try to make you introduction attractive.
You will have an illustration the most important points the examiner looks for are :-
1-Explaination of the most important data on the chart.
2-The ability to summarize the chart.
SO try to cover the above points in your answer as the chart contains huge amount of information which is difficult to be covered in details.
B-For task 2
In the introduction you must focus mainly on the question,and remember that the first impression lasts,so try to make you introduction attractive.
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