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[...]... She 's only nineteen, after all the most [experience] IELlS Speaking Exam: Part 1 0 16 CD1 26 6 You are going to hear questions that are typical of Part 1 of the exam Listen to each question and give your answer Record your answers Now listen to the sample answer and note down any useful words and phrases Speaking for IELTS ~ Unit 3 IELTS Speaking Exam: Part 2 Read this Part 2 question Give yourself... _ _ _ _ no matter how much they eat models you see in magazines and on the catwalk leads The number of many women to want to themselves Fruit and vegetables are a great source of _ _ Speaking for IELTS Unit 2 IELTS Speaking Exam: Part 1 You are going to hear questions that are typical of Part 1 of the exam Listen to each question and give your answer Record yourself if you can Now listen to the sample... learnt Speaking for IELTS Unit 2 Exam technique: Planning your answer Exam tip: When planning your answer to Part 2, remember that you do not have to cover all the points on the task card and you do not have to talk about them in order It is usually a good idea, however, because the points help you to organise what you are going to say ' " , .,- , ,' ~ '" , ' IELTS Speaking. .. unit Remember to modify the adjectives and explain or expand on each characteristic Include at least one negative point for each person, Speaking for IELTS Unit 1 To practise your speaking skills and help you to remember the vocabulary you have learnt, tell an English -speaking friend about your relatives, or record yourself Do not write down what you want to say and read it out; you will not be able to... impose a strain on the listener?' This is a very important concept in the IELTS Speaking exam , If you 'impose a strain', it means that the listener has to strugg le to understand you Here are some ways you may impose a strain: • hesitating for too long • speaking too quietly • having poor pronunciation : Improving these aspects of your speaking will improve your mark l Word stress is crucial in English... Exam tip: In the IELTS Speaking exam you will be judged on your use of vocabulary Having a good vocabulary is not just about knowing lots of words and phrases You have to know how to use them If you use slang in the exam, it might sound inappropriate Equally, some words that are extremely formal or old-fashioned are not often used in speaking, and might also sound inappropriate... really hard (no matter how) Answer the Part 2 Exam question in Exercise 7 again, but this time include some of the language for speculation and conditional constructions you have learnt Speaking for IELTS Unit 3 IELlS Speaking Exam: Part 3 3 You are going to hear questions that are typical of Part 3 of the exam Listen to each question and record your answers Now listen to the sample answer What additional... tests your ability to express and justify opinions, and to analyse, discuss and speculate IELTS Speaking Exam: Part 3 You are going to hear questions that are typical of Part 3 of the exam Record yourself answering the questions Listen to your responses Try to judge your use of vocabulary, and ask an Englishspeaking friend to help you if you like • Was your vocabulary appropriate, or did you use some... temperature [sometimes/often/always] gets _ _ _ _ _ In it tends to be _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IELlS Speaking Exam: Part 1 Os 22 You are going to hear questions that are typical of Part 1 of the exam Listen to each question and give your answer using language from Exercise 5 Record your answers CD1 34 Speaking for IELTS Unit 4 rammar: CLeft sentences We use cleft sentences to emphasise information we particularly... and talk about their skill in their sport and a time when they beat an opponent Always ~ think about how you can transfer vocabulary you have learnt to other exam questions IELTS Speaking Exam: Part 2 1 Read the Part 2 question below It asks about a 'competition or sporting event', so you do not have to talk about sport if you are not interested in it You could talk about another . point for each person, 10 Speaking for IELTS Unit 1 To practise your speaking skills and help you to remember the vocabulary you have learnt, tell an English -speaking friend about your. want to themselves. 6 Fruit and vegetables are a great source of ___ _ 18 Speaking for IELTS Unit 2 IELTS Speaking Exam: Part 1 You are going to hear questions that are typical of Part. the IELTS test. In every unit, you are given the opportunity to practise the new language you have learnt by attempting questions from Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of the IELTS Speaking