IELTS speaking test - 2

3 sections:
+ Introduction and Interview:
lasts about 4-5 minutes and gives the examiner the chance to find out a little about you through some simple 'getting-to-know-you' questions.

+ The Long Turn:
exam you have to speak for between 1 and 2 minutes on a set topic based on information on a card the examiner will give you. You'll be a given a minute to prepare what you want to say - just enough time to jot down some ideas to help give your talk structure and interest.

+ Two-Way Discussion:
lasts between 4-5 minutes, you will participate in a discussion with the examiner based on the topic in Part 2. The examiner is likely to ask you questions based on your experience or opinion of the subject.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• IELTS
• speaking
• test

[tebessumnezoris1]

@can4640 Ön yargılı, yaftacılar da heryerde; senin gibi.

[can4640]

@lasdcypriods sorma, her yerdeler fetullahcilar !!!

[tensorbundle]

@nblumer You being an ex-examiner, I want to know from you if this is possible to tell the examiner to change the 'topic' if it is too much unfamiliar for the candidate? Let me explain what I meant. Sometimes, candidate hate travelling and had no pleasant experience of travelling save a few horrible nightmares of travelling. If he is asked to talk 1-2 mins about the most memorable travel in his life, now that's another nightmare. In such cases, is it possible to change the topic?

[allenchan198801]

skype：dzenhuoechian

[ShiryuziW]

Do they (interviewers) speak slowly and clearly like this in the test. Because I'm sure that if u talk to a native speaker it will be much much faster than that

[lasdcypriods]

her yerde amına koduum fellahları ..

[Bettykawaii89]

the examiner is creepy

[m3tm4n]

helal olsun kiz :D

[samlondonjunior]

@nblumer yes there is... i got 5.5 in writting

[mashal75]

I am appreciating you very good and polite speaking English