Name: 雅思口語考試--雅思口語考試第一部分怎麼做？ (IELTS Speaking Exam - How to Do Part One of the IELTS Speaking Exam)
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In this lesson, you can learn about the IELTS speaking exam.

In this class, you can learn about part one of the speaking exam in more detail, and how

First, let's review what happens in part one of the IELTS speaking test.

After you introduce yourself, the examiner will ask you some simple questions about one

Some common topics are: where you live, your job, your family, your free time, food, sports,

Section one of the IELTS speaking test lasts four-five minutes.

The examiner reads questions from a script, so it's not a discussion—it's just question

In this video, we'll look at some sample IELTS speaking test questions and answers,

Part one: The First Questions in IELTS Speaking

At the beginning of the exam, the examiner will ask you some basic questions:

These are easy questions, and they are the same in every IELTS exam.

Use the start of the exam to get comfortable.

You might be nervous at the beginning of your IELTS speaking test.

This is normal, but you need to try to relax.

If you're more relaxed, you'll speak better.

Making a strong start will help you to feel more in control.

This will help you to feel more confident speaking English in the exam.

After the opening questions, the examiner will ask you questions about one of the simple

We're going to look at three different answers.

In this section, you can see how you can speak more fluently and clearly.

It's too short, and there aren't any details.

To get a score of 6 or 7 in IELTS, you need to speak at length.

You also need to use a wide range of vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation features.

If you give a very short answer, you can't do any of these things.

Remember: every question is a chance to show the examiner what you can do in English!

As you may know, Moscow is the capital of Russia.

I'm really proud of my city and I miss it when I'm not there.

In my neighbourhood, there are many cafes and parks where I like to hang out with friends

However, this answer isn't really answering the question.

The answer talks about how you feel about your hometown, and what you like doing there.

The question asks you to describe your hometown, not say how you feel about it.

Many IELTS students know that they need to give longer answers, but it's also important

You do need to add details to your answers, but you also need to answer the question which

You can't just talk about whatever comes into your head!

It's a very large city, and also the capital, so it's very busy and crowded.

It's the kind of place where people always seem to be in a hurry.

The centre has a lot of historical buildings and monuments, while out of the centre there

Remember that you can pause the video and review the answers if you want.

Part three: Using Vocabulary Effectively in Your Answers

This time, we'll look at two sample answers.

Think about how the candidates use vocabulary, and which candidate does a better job.

"I live in an apartment in a big building.

There is a bedroom, a living room, and a kitchen.

"I live in a mid-sized apartment in a tower block.

It has four rooms in total, with a tiny bedroom, an open-plan living room, and a dining area,

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