IELTS Speaking P2 is off topic, can you keep 5 5

IELTS speaking is a very important part of IELTS preparation, in fact, the IELTS speaking test is two major misfortunes, one is to speak quickly, and the other is to be restrained, I don't know if you have been recruited? The following is an introduction to the two major misfortunes of the IELTS speaking test, hoping to help students who are preparing for IELTS speaking.

The IELTS Speaking test is not about roast duck, the faster the better! If you speak very quickly in the speaking test, it will become a misfortune for you to score lower and lower, and if you are very restrained in your performance on the spot, then it is really hopeless to improve your score, so "speaking quickly" and "acting restrained" are the two major misfortunes of the IELTS speaking test!

A big misfortune、Said quickly。

We may not pay much attention to our speaking speed when we usually speak English, maybe some people are used to speaking at a very fast speed, because most of what we usually see and hear is American English, giving people the feeling of being fluent and brisk, and the sense of rhythm is also very strong, but most of the IELTS speaking examiners are from the UK, New Zealand, Australia or Canada, for them, the speed of speech is the key factor to consider a person's language quality and cultivation, for them, a faster speed of speech is not a way to communicate well, On the contrary, the average speed of speech or a slower speed of speech can be closer to each other and produce a good feeling, so controlling one's own speech speed and speaking is a problem that cannot be underestimated in oral performance.

The two misfortunes, the performance is restrained, and the atmosphere is tense.

The IELTS speaking test is different from most international standard language tests, the examiner will meet in person, and the test form is a 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 dullness, 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.

Don't think that in the IELTS speaking test, you will get a higher score only if you speak fast, but in fact, this will become a kind of misfortune, it is the beginning of your low score, I hope you pay more attention to it!

IELTS Speaking scoring content is not a key scoring item. But if you digress too much, you may lower your score a bit.

Whether there is a 6 or not depends on your ability to express, clarity, fluency, etc. Some people can get 7 points without going off-topic.

But the time has not yet come, and this should be noted, it may be that the examiner is not interested in what you are saying. Or in the worst case, the examiner knows that you have prepared for the topic beforehand. The examiner dislikes the candidate's preparation in advance, which will make him feel very bored.

Examiners like to communicate and chat with candidates rather than listen to candidates' endorsements.

So if unfortunately you don't get a high score, I don't think it's because you're off topic, but because you've made the examiner think you've prepared in advance, and you're preparing for a different topic.

Personally, I think that if you are asked to describe a room and you focus on a café, the problem is not big, and the off-topic is not serious, but I am worried that if the content you prepare makes the examiner feel that you have prepared in advance and applied rigidly, the score will not be high. It's all about how you behaved at the time, and if you describe it more smoothly than you would any other time and have obvious traces of memorization, then there's a problem.

It's not a serious digression.,I was nervous when I took the exam.,Plus I spoke fast.,The examiner didn't respond after I finished speaking.,Signaled for me to continue in less than a minute.,And then I repeated what I could think of before.。。。 And the last question also asked the examiner to repeat the question twice. Grades.