How to greet people in English at 11:05 p.m. for IELTS interview

I also took the exam at this time last time, and I checked a lot of statements before the exam, maybe good morning is more authentic, but as soon as I entered the door, the foreigner said hi to me, and I said hi was over. Actually, don't worry too much, most examiners are more casual, you just relax.

Good morning is OK. If you don't feel comfortable saying good morning or good afternoon, you can also say: hello, sir madam.

The English language interview is mainly to test your ability to use the language, so you should be more relaxed and natural.

The best opening is "good morning sir madam" and "nice to meet you".

Don't forget to say "thank u very much for your time" to the examiner at the end.

hello,teacher!

howare

you?These two sentences are almost the same, aren't they self-introductions?

The latter sentence is more active, if you are introverted, you don't need to. 【Remember to smile naturally】Good luck!

- Xiaoxiao.

At first, you have to regulate your serious anger, think about the fact that some of their examiners have been taking the exam for several years, not every one of them is a hot-blooded examiner, don't expect them to take the initiative to adjust your nervous state, so the atmosphere during the exam is dominated by yourself.

When I took the exam in June, the examiner was an old man, and since I was the last candidate, as soon as I entered, I said, you must be very tired rihgt, afer a whole morning's exam?..Originally, he was going through the procedure with an expressionless face, checking the documents == Hearing me ask, he immediately smiled, and shook his head with a cute frown: i've got used to it, you know...

I went on to say fortunately, I am the last one....

This passage is not included in the marking criteria and will not be recorded, but it will give a good impression to the examiner (the student is relaxed), and for you personally, it will definitely be better because the examiner is less scary.

part 1:

Personal Information Study Work Residence Basic Short Answer (2-4 sentences) Part 2:

Describe people and things.

Give one minute to prepare (pen and paper, note-taking).

part 3:

Social topics (rise to the masses rather than the individual).

part1 determines the base score, part2 determines your score range, and part3 is elevated.

Don't worry, they'll usually greet you first.

You have to be polite and smiling. In general, he would say how are you?You just have to say fine thank you

and you?That's fine, you don't have to explain to him in detail how you've been doing. He will then introduce himself and explain the speaking process to you, and then start the first part of the exam.

In short, relaxation is the most important thing . The examiners are generally very kind.

Ladies and gentlemen, Hello i'm candidates

Please take care of meha

Three grams of oil!

LZ: Don't be too nervous. I have taken IELTS in both Shanghai and Suzhou. The English they speak is all pretty standard and is designed to be understood.

As soon as you enter, you will be asked to take out your ID card, check the identity of the exam, and politely say thanks. Then tell you which side to sit on. Then when it comes time to start the exam, you will read the exam rules.

It doesn't matter if you don't understand this. And in this process, the examiner will basically repeat in Chinese. They will teach you to fill in the name, test number, etc.

It will also help you see if it is written correctly. When I took the exam in Shanghai, the examiner also took a huge question board and used his hands to mark the place, telling us what we should fill in. Only the gender column can't be taught haha.

It is recommended that lz don't care about this so much, otherwise it will be too nervous, and the brain will be overused before the exam starts. Good luck.