Name: 第20集 - Sean解釋了他是如何在短短7個月內從雅思口語6.5到8.5的! (Episode 20 - Sean explains how he went from IELTS speaking band 6.5 to 8.5 in just 7 months!)
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Isles Cast Episode 20 You listening to Eilts cast the podcast to put you in touch with successful isles candidates from around the world listening land as they explain how the achieved band 78 Andi, even nine.

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My name is Ryan and today I am speaking with Sean and Eilts, candidates from China from Inner Mongolia, China and Shawn has taken taken the Isles two times.

His first time was roughly eight months ago when he scored an overall band of about six or 6.5.

And then he took the examination again a few weeks ago and scored an overall band of 8.5.

So you can see that Shawn has made incredible advancements in his English over the past couple of months, and he has been kind enough to share some time today to tell us how he did it.

It's my budget to be here, so let's start by talking a little bit about your your history with the examination.

So you're We were talking before I started the recording and you took the exam first in Wuhan, China on.

Then several months later, you moved to Australia, and then you took the examination again.

So why don't you tell us just very briefly a little bit about your first experience with the aisles exam.

And the fifth time I said Rosie was quite intimidating.

I had a lot of trouble with the speaking there the first time.

I have no idea what was going on, What I was expecting.

Uh, now, when you did the first experience, you were telling me that you scored a boat.

And then just this recent time, you scored band 8.5, right?

So maybe we can start with that section then, eh?

So why don't you tell us a little bit about you know what happened?

The second time you grew your band bite by 22 entire bands.

So can you just walk us through the process?

Well, I suppose during all these months on I've done sufficient prepare operation about this test.

I'm fully aware of all the little details.

I'm going t o face during this interview, and I was doing a lot of imitation from the American movies.

I think, as you can see, when I speak, I speak with an American accent which cannot be learned in Australia.

I would find this movie I really love and truth one character.

And I would image it everything he or she set in every single detail I think I am.

That's the best way to practice your own Alsatian and intonation and stuff, love.

I can tell that you're enunciating every single word.

So I completely understand why you scored 8.5.

The strategy that you would approach that you that you took, uh, you were talking about the movies and the audio.

Did you take the audio off of the movies and listen to them.

Or were you kind of watching the movies and repeating or well, it was quite simple, actually.

I just find a movie and I wouldn't love it.

Let the actors say their lines and I would just repeat after the but with precise details.

I suppose that I want to talk about the actual Isles test that part the interview later.

She was friendly, so I didn't feel nervous at all when I was doing the test on Um Okay, so here's my strategy.

I feel like it's not what I said that really matters is horror.

Helena said it, that's that's gonna earn me those points.

For example, if I was thinking, If the Examiner office me.

Um, I'm pretty sure she wasn't interested in my preference is about the color.

If I can use the proof in language to express my you know, preference about this subject that I would say OK, interesting question.

I don't think I've ever think about colors at all before, But for the sake of this question, I suppose I would go with purple and the blah, blah, blah.

It doesn't really matter if I feel the elsewhere with all these redundant words.

The important thing is, well, the way I say it So Okay, so So you kind of lead into your answer with a bit of preamble.

And then and then you're saying that that that's what won you won you marks with the Examiner?

That's wow, that's that's a really good, really good piece of advice.

Okay, It's obviously worked because the thing is, you gotta act as like, a zit you're doing It's punking is like, You can't show the Examiner that you've already memorized all those lines, right?

Okay, okay, so in, I guess it was about six months you grew the mark by two fold bands by following the strategy of watching American movies and repeating after the actors and and and then following a strategy of how to respond to the to the questions and that worked had got you any 0.5 and speaking Now, why don't you tell us a bit specifically about the different ports of the speaking exam?

So the first part, you know, this kind of a a conversation between you and the Examiner will ask you a couple of pre scripted questions.

Um, now, the second part, you give a monologue, tell us a bit about how you delivered your monologue.

Okay, I remember the question was about talking about this seaside place I have to pick one place on.

And I have to talk about what I wanted doing there, and I couldn't remember exactly.

They give me one minute to let me jot down a few things.

I want to talk it out the place where it is.

Apparently I choose the Gold Coast, which is somewhere near the Brisbane city.

Okay, so after thought I would write down a few things about the features of that place or what I intend to do when I do get there.

Late eight interview letting, Uh, well, she asks me to start doing the monologue.

And apparently, after about 20 seconds, I just suddenly ran out of words.