IELTS Speaking Test How to deal with fashion topics

Most candidates will have a naïve idea when preparing for the IELTS speaking test, not only many tests have question banks, so that IELTS should not be too difficult to rent a group, but only to prepare every possible topic, so that there will be nothing to be afraid of, so the following brings the content of the IELTS speaking test preparation method to the speaking test topic.

Da wasted a lot of time and energy in the preparation process, but the result is that your preparation is not necessarily complete, there are a lot of Dongshen Changxi although you have prepared, but really did not get the test, and at the same time in the test environment, even if it is prepared to sometimes be unconsciously ignored, let alone not prepared at all, so that in a tense situation, in the face of blonde examiners, there is often a brain blank, that kind of situation is worse.

How can such a tragedy be prevented? What you want is to integrate the ideas of the relevant topics, that is, one idea can be used for different topics, such a method is still used by many IELTS test takers, and it is also very practical! In the IELTS Speaking test, questions about "tradition" are rarely asked directly, but the reason why "traditional" is recognized as a devilish topic by test takers is that it has two main characteristics:

Concealment and depth.

First, concealment means that traditional questions often use other topics to hide themselves, or in other words, most of the other speaking test topics also have traditional connotations. Regarding the depth of traditional topics, if they do not have a certain vocabulary foundation, and at the same time do not have the ability to control complex sentence patterns, and lack of thinking about the current social situation, it is difficult for such candidates to talk about the topic well, and many people do not even think that tradition can be used as an effective way to answer questions.

IELTS Speaking topics involve all aspects, and the test is impromptu performance and practical application ability.

When you treat the speaking test as a normal chat, the examiner will feel that your English level can be used for normal communication instead of simple memorization, so that the natural score is higher.

There is no shortcut to the IELTS speaking test, the fastest, most effective, and most secure should be to find a professional foreign teacher to spar with, first enter the state of normal communication with foreigners, and only then can you overcome your nervousness in the IELTS speaking test room and answer the examiner fluently.

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The IELTS speaking test is different from most international standard Chinese tests, the examiner will interview in person, and the test format is in the form of discussion and communication, that is to say, during the on-site process, your every move is under the watchful eye of the examiner, so being too restrained or nervous will inevitably produce verbal and physical stiffness and sluggishness, so the communication between each other has not been effectively established, and your performance will definitely leave a bad impression on the examiner, which will affect your speaking performance. It is recommended that if you have a certain foundation, you can go to Beijing New Oriental to learn IELTS speaking points, explain the high-frequency speaking questions by question type and topic, and provide students with answer materials so that students can successfully complete the test and meet the test requirements.

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Hello, the IELTS speaking P1 part is relatively simple, and the questions about personal life, if the speaking is similar, there is generally no major problem.

P2 is divided into four categories: events, places, people, and items, and you must learn to merge content when you prepare, such as defeat, describe one of your primary school teachers, describe someone you admire, describe an older person, describe a person who has helped you a lot, describe a person who speaks another language, etc., all of which you can combine into Describe a foreign teacher who taught you in elementary school. As long as it makes sense.

The scope of P3 covers all aspects of social life and life, which is more difficult to prepare, but it is generally spread out in the P2 part. Therefore, it is beneficial to read more English publications to increase knowledge.

In addition, the oral ** is very worth seeing, you can pay attention to the oral language on the Internet around the 1-star old trace period before the test**, and you can find the oral questions in the same city on the Internet on the day of the oral test, which is of great help to the oral preparation.

The IELTS test is different from the domestic test, and I still hope that you will have enough time to prepare well.

Hope you go well with your exams!

Speaking is practiced by practice, and this thing is not something that can be practiced overnight, and it must be insisted on, once it is put down, it will be forgotten, and it is best to have the guidance of foreigners, which is very effective. There are special foreign teacher speaking classes for SUEN IELTS, which is very convenient for one end of the class at a time.

part?1?Everyday Scene Topics:

In this part, the examiner first introduces himself and verifies the candidate's identity, and then asks the candidate some common questions, such as: hometown, self-introduction and name explanation, graduation school, hobbies, travel, reading, sports, newspapers and magazines, etc. There are some must-have topics:

Study work, hometown, residence.

part?2?Common Core Topics:

Experiential topics? (Past experience, personal feelings), character topics? (Elderly, children, celebrities), location-based topics?

Indoor, outdoor), object topics? This part is the candidate's 1 2-minute monologue with one minute of preparation time before the exam.

part?3?There are many socially related topics.

In this part, the examiner will select relevant questions for discussion based on the topic cards in the second part, and there are about 3 or 5 questions. However, there are many social-related topics. This part of the words is to pay attention to the idiomatic expressions of English, the British way of thinking.

Because most candidates often convert Chinese to English, and this English is the English of Chinese and Chinese change-style thinking.