Today is the festival of Halloween, a day when children and adults dress up in scary costumes, decorate their homes and watch horror films. But for many IELTS candidates around the world, the speaking test can also be pretty scary. In this post, let's look at some common scary IELTS myths (false beliefs or ideas).
Difficult cue cards (IELTS Speaking part 2)
Many candidates are worried about part 2 of the IELTS test. They mainly worry about having nothing to say. Unfortunately, you cannot choose the cue that you are going to get in part 2, so you should be prepared to talk for 1-2 minutes about any topic -- even about a topic that you do not know much about or have no experience with. Let's dicuss how you can do this.
Difficult questions in the IELTS Speaking Test
Many candidates are worried about answering difficult questions in the IELTS Speaking test. In fact, there are generally two possible problems:
1) You don't know enough words to talk about the topic.
2) You don't know the topic.
Let's look at some strategies for dealing with each problem.
IELTS Speaking Tip – If you forget words
During the IELTS speaking test you might forget some words because you are nervous. Try not to worry! You can use other words to describe what you want to say.
In this post I will give you some expressions that you can use to help you explain what you mean and at the same time demonstrate your speaking skills to the examiner.
In this post I will give you some expressions that you can use to help you explain what you mean and at the same time demonstrate your speaking skills to the examiner.