Select Missing Word: Remember the ‘beep’ will sound at the end of the last sentence spoken. You will have only 2 or 3 of these tasks on the test. For …
Task 5 A and B: Comparing (image) Part A: Instructions: (60 seconds) Test-takers do not have to speak for the first part (A) of Task 5: You have 60 seconds …
Read Aloud Just ‘Read’ the statement presented on the page. Praxis: You must click on a record button and then read the sentence presented on the page. Time: 20 seconds. …
The IELTS Speaking exam is made up of 3 Parts: Part 1 – The Interview (4 – 5 minutes) – maximum is 5 minutes as examiners must move to Part …
Multiple Choice Single Answer: Remember, you will have 2 or 3 of these tasks on the exam. You get 1 mark if you are correct and zero marks if you …
Making Predictions (image reference) Note: Task 4 always uses the same picture from Task 3 Speaking Test-takers are to predict what happens next. Answers may be factual, imaginative, predictable, or …
Listen and Type Just type what you hear. You will hear a spoken sentence. Then you must type the sentence exactly as it is spoken. Praxis: Click on the icon …
IELTS Speaking: Parts of the Test Part 1: Interview: Answer questions about yourself (3-5 mins) Part 2: Presentation (the long turn): Present on a given topic (3-4 mins) Part …
Multiple Choice Multiple Answer: Remember there will be 2-3 answers that are correct, but there is negative marking! You will get 2 or 3 of these tasks on the exam. …
Persuading (no image) Instructions: 60 seconds to take notes, and 60 seconds to respond This task presents a representative situation that may occur in a person’s daily life. Test-takers are …