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- Step 2: Do an IELTS speaking pre-test
- Step 3: Choose the best test date
- Step 4: Get practice materials (buy a subscription for the IELTS Speaking Assistant app on www.ielts-assistant.org)
- Step 5: Make a study plan
- Step 6: Practise answering real exam speaking questions
- Step 7: Keep track of your progress (download our free study planners on www.ielts-assistant.org/download
- Step 8: Do an IELTS speaking post-test
 
‘VOCABULARY’ SECTION
You will find the 'VOCABULARY' section in each question. Here you will find great topical vocabulary and phrases which you need when discussing specific topics or subjects (such as sports, time, weather or computers). For example, when speaking about sleep, you will definitely need to use such phrases as a good night’s sleep, insomnia, wide awake, to fall asleep, to wake up, an early bird, a night owl, sleeping pills, to sleep through something, etc. |
You will find the 'VOCABULARY' section in each question. Here you will find great topical vocabulary and phrases which you need when discussing specific topics or subjects (such as sports, time, weather or computers). For example, when speaking about sleep, you will definitely need to use such phrases as a good night’s sleep, insomnia, wide awake, to fall asleep, to wake up, an early bird, a night owl, sleeping pills, to sleep through something, etc.
‘IDEAS’ SECTION
This section will give you a rich collection of ideas which you can use to make relevant and extended answers. When we create our lists of ideas, we always take into account the fact that different people will have different answers depending on their likes and dislikes, habits, cultural differences, and other factors. For example, 'Is it necessary to take a nap every day?' There are a number of ideas for those who want to say 'yes' such as 'it restores alertness'. And there many ideas you can use if you don't think that it's necessary. For instance, you may say that 'it worsens insomnia' or 'it might interfere with the night sleep'.  |
This section will give you a rich collection of ideas which you can use to make relevant and extended answers. When we create our lists of ideas, we always take into account the fact that different people will have different answers depending on their likes and dislikes, habits, cultural differences, and other factors. For example, 'Is it necessary to take a nap every day?' There are a number of ideas for those who want to say 'yes' such as 'it restores alertness'. And there many ideas you can use if you don't think that it's necessary. For instance, you may say that 'it worsens insomnia' or 'it might interfere with the night sleep'.
 
‘ANSWERS’ SECTION
Use the 'ANSWERS' section in each question to know how to make cool answers using our ideas and see what grammatical structures to use to get a high band score. For your convenience, we underline the sentences which contain the ideas from the 'IDEAS' section. All the answers are written by experienced IELTS tutors and ex-examiners. |
Use the 'ANSWERS' section in each question to know how to make cool answers using our ideas and see what grammatical structures to use to get a high band score. For your convenience, we underline the sentences which contain the ideas from the 'IDEAS' section. All the answers are written by experienced IELTS tutors and ex-examiners.
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