🗣️FACE-TO-FACE SIMULATION · 10 FULL TESTS

IELTS Speaking

Sit a realistic Speaking test with an examiner who asks the questions out loud and moves on when you stop, just like the real thing. Then listen back, check your numbers and compare with band-8 model answers.

Part 1 interviewPart 2 cue card, 2 minutesPart 3 discussionTwo examiners
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How the real Speaking test works

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It is a face-to-face conversation of 11 to 14 minutes with one examiner, and it is recorded.

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Part 1 (4 to 5 minutes): everyday questions about you. Answer in 2 to 4 sentences: answer, reason, example.

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Part 2: you get a topic card and 1 minute to make notes, then talk for up to 2 minutes. The examiner will stop you.

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Part 3 (4 to 5 minutes): deeper questions linked to Part 2. Give an opinion, explain why, and give an example.

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You are marked on fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. Your accent does not matter if you are easy to understand.

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If you do not understand a question, you may ask: "Sorry, could you repeat the question, please?"