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    This document provides guidance on IELTS Speaking Part 1, which lasts 4-5 minutes and involves an introduction and questions on two topics such as work, study, hobbies and family. It offers dos such as making eye contact and using explanations, and don'ts like giving only yes/no answers. Sample questions are provided that could be asked in Part 1.

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    This document provides guidance on IELTS Speaking Part 1, which lasts 4-5 minutes and involves an introduction and questions on two topics such as work, study, hobbies and family. It offers dos such as making eye contact and using explanations, and don'ts like giving only yes/no answers. Sample questions are provided that could be asked in Part 1.

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    Nishikino Makiry
    This document provides guidance on IELTS Speaking Part 1, which lasts 4-5 minutes and involves an introduction and questions on two topics such as work, study, hobbies and family. It offers dos such as making eye contact and using explanations, and don'ts like giving only yes/no answers. Sample questions are provided that could be asked in Part 1.

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    SPEAKING PART 1 IELTS GUIDE

    SPEAKING PART 1
    What happens in IELTS Speaking Part 1
    Academic Test
    4-5 minutes
    Introduction + two topics (around 10-12 questions)
    Topics:
    work, study, sport,
    hobbies, food, family,

    Pronunciation, Fluency, Vocabulary, Grammar


    DOS
    Confident, friendly, eye-contact
    Excitement
    Vocabulary - Not repeating the same word
    Be careful with the collocation : interested in (not with)…
    I think…. I feel that… In my opinion,… I tend to think
    that…
    I like x . I enjoy... , I really love... , I prefer...,
    Expand your answers – supports (explanation or example)
    Practice
    DON’TS
    Speak quietly..
    Do not lack of enthusiasm
    Give yes/no answers only
    Repeat the question
    Speak other than is asked
    Answer: I don’t know...
    Speak too quickly, slowly
    Worry about perfect English.
    Let’s talk about your home town or village.
    • What kind of place is it?
    • What’s the most interesting part of your town/village?
    • What kind of jobs do the people in your town/village do?
    • Would you say it’s a good place to live? (Why?)

    Let’s move on to talk about accommodation.


    • Tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in?
    • How long have you lived there?
    • What do you like about living there?
    • What sort of accommodation would you most like to live
    in?
    COHERENCE DEVICE TO
    START THE RESPONSE
    I find that...
    I tend to think that...
    Personally I think...
    Well, it’s hard to say that...
    SPEAKING TEST PART 1:
    QUESTIONS
    Now, tell me about yourself, are you a student or are you an employee?
     So you are a university student… what subject do you study?
     Do you like your university? Why? Why not?
     Have you learnt a lot from the university?
     Where are you from? Are you from an area near your university?
    Let’s talk about your home town or village:
     what sort of place is it?
     what’s the most interesting part of your town/village?
     what kind of jobs do the people in your town/village do?
     would you say it’s a good place to live? (why?)
    Let’s move on to talk about accommodation:
     tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in?
     how long have you lived there?
     what do you like about living in your town/city?
     what sort of accommodation would you most like to live in?

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