IELTS Intensive
Speaking part
two
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Welcome
To the second part of our the speaking
session
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Let’s begin with a little revision
What do you remember about the
speaking test?
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Revision Quiz
How long is the speaking test?
11 to 14 minutes
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How many parts are there in the
speaking test?
3
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Speaking part one asks:
Questions about you
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In part two you must
Make a mini presentation
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The questions in part three are
about…
The same subject as the mini
presentation
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The four marks for the speaking test
are….
Grammar – range and accuracy
Vocabulary – range and accuracy
Pronunciation
Fluency
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Your first set of questions will be
about one of two topics
Your job
Your home
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Other common subjects:
Hobbies, media, school days,
shopping, travel, colours, clothes.
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The four laws of Fryatt
1) Answer plus
2) Answer with reason
3) List technique
4) Then & now
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Lets practice that for a moment
Don’t remember the answers
Remember the techniques
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Part two
Mini presentation
How to get a higher mark?
Fluency.
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Try to speak for two minutes. Less
than one minute is a disaster.
The secret is how you prepare
You have one minute.
How you use this will decide your
mark.
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You don’t have time to write an
answer
You don’t have time to write
sentences
Short notes – single words.
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What are the questions like?
An example from IELTS book 7
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Describe a piece of electronic equipment that
you find useful.
You should say:
What it is
How you learned to use it
How long you have had it
And explain why you find it useful
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Please note:
The question is in four parts
I suggest a plan in four parts
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What it is
1
2
3
How long
1
2
3
how learned
1
2
3
why useful
1
2
3
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Lets plan some answers
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Part three questions are difficult
On the same topic as part two
Often use difficult grammar
Need longer answers than part one.
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One useful technique
Grammar echo
What grammar does the question ask
you to use?
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How have these machines benefitted
people?
Use the present perfect in your
answer
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Do you think new homes will be
equipped …..
Use will.
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What if you don’t understand the
question?
Ask the examiner to repeat.
If you still don’t understand
Say something.
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The materials for the course are on a
wiki
Send me an email
I will give you permission
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Any questions?