IELTS speaking is an important part of the IELTS test and the part that many candidates fear the most. There are some common problems that a lot of people encounter that result in a low score. Let's take a look at these problems and how to solve them.
If you don't understand the question, the answer is off-topic
This is a problem that many people encounter, especially for those candidates who are not very accustomed to English accents. The solution to this problem is to prepare in advance, understand the questions in the question bank, and prepare your own answers. In the process of preparing for the exam, you can improve your listening level by listening to some English movies, listening to English songs, etc. If you still don't understand, try asking the examiner for advice or asking him to change to a simpler question.
There is no train of thought
This problem can be solved by accumulating materials. In the process of preparing for the exam, you can read more English materials, such as VOA, BBC, some *** English magazines, etc., and accumulate more relevant information and news, so that you can better deal with various topics in the exam and increase your own thinking.
There are ideas, they can't express themselves, and they lack language
This is a problem encountered by many candidates, and the solution is to practice more and accumulate more. You can check the dictionary, read more English materials, and accumulate some common sentence patterns and grammar knowledge. At the same time, in the process of preparing for the exam, you can learn from the teacher, accumulate all the good sentence patterns provided by the teacher, and then use them more when practicing.
Knocking all the time
This is a sign of insufficient fluency that can be improved by practicing multiple mouths. You can start by preparing your expressions and opinions and practice them over and over again. You can learn some speaking practice methods, such as memorizing three sentences and listening to topic answers + shadow reading. All of this helps us to better train our speaking fluency.
It's all simple sentences, no complex structures, and no connectives
This problem is encountered by many people, especially for candidates with poor English skills. The solution to this problem is to read more English materials and accumulate some good knowledge of sentence structure and grammar. You can refer to the words and phrases of each topic and try to use them in your own answers, you can also take a way that you can read more and read good sentence patterns and imitate them, and you can also learn more exam preparation skills.
In conclusion, the IELTS speaking test is a process that requires thorough preparation. We must continue to accumulate in the process of preparing for the exam, practice more, and grasp every link well, so that we can finally achieve good results.