IELTS Speaking Practice（雅思口语训练）

ABOUT THE IELTS SPEAKING TEST

TOTAL TIME:11-14MINUTES

[PART1]INTRODUCTION&INTERVIEW:4-5MINUTES

[PART2]INDIVIDUAL LONG-TURN:3-4MINUTES(INCLUDING PREPARATION TIME)

[PART3]TWO-WAY DISCUSSION:4-5MINUTES

COUNTRY

PART1.INTRODUCTION AND INTERVIEW

Question1:What is the best gift that you have ever received?

CONTENT:

“The best gift that I have ever received is…”

Hint1:What gift is it?

Hint2:Who gave this gift to you?

Hint3:What was the occasion when this gift was given to you?

Hint4:Why do you like this gift?

CONCLUSION:

Emphasize your point in answering this question.

Question2:What is your morning routine like?

Hint1:Talk about your morning routine.

Hint2:Do you strictly follow a fixed morning routine?Why?

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IELTS Speaking Practice （雅思口语训练）

©51Talk.All Rights Reserved Page 2HELPFUL HINTS FOR THE IELTS SPEAKING TEST

Talk as much as you can

Talk as fluently as possible and be spontaneous

Develop your answers

Speak more than the examiner

Ask for clarification if necessary

Do not learn prepared answers;the examiner is trained to spot this and will change the question Express your opinions;you will be assessed on your ability to communicate

PART 2.INDIVIDUAL LONG TURN

You have 1minute to prepare.Use this time to organize your points.Arrange your ideas according to their importance (from the most important to the least important or vice versa.)Describe a foreign country you would want to live in.You should discuss:

which country it is;

where this country is located;

what the good things about this country are;

and explain why you want to live in this country.

Hint:

Why do you want to live in this country? I want to live in Canada because there are lots of job opportunities there.

PART 3.TWO-WAY DISCUSSION

Let’s discuss countries in general.

Question 1:Do you believe that interaction among countries is necessary for economic growth?Why?

Question 2:What are the advantages and disadvantages of immigration?

Question 3:Would the world be better with more or fewer countries?Wh