Kevin McLaven shares two ways you can improve your speaking fluency – and your band score.
Category: Speaking
IELTS Speaking: The psychological aspects
The psychological aspects of the IELTS Speaking test are almost as important as the content. Here are some things to consider when you enter the exam room.
IELTS Speaking: What is the examiner looking for?
In this post, Andrew Stokes breaks down what IELTS Speaking examiners are looking for and looks at how you can use this information to achieve your best band score.
IELTS Speaking: Opinionated discourse markers
Eyad Darras explains what discourse markers are, how to use them, and how they can improve your IELTS band score.
IELTS Speaking: Improve your vocab with entertainment
Eyad Darras suggests two resources, with accompanying exercises, that can help improve your vocabulary for your IELTS test and general English.
IELTS Speaking: The grammar challenge
Kishore Roy looks at a common misconception about grammar in IELTS Speaking, and how you can get a better score by practising your grammatical devices.
IELTS Speaking: Telling the truth…
Does telling the truth get you top marks? Click here for tips on how to plan, structure, and deliver your answers for the IELTS Speaking test.
IELTS Speaking: Significantly changing the outcome
Some researchers suggest preparing your body is just as important as preparing your mind for a test. See if this exercise influences your IELTS Speaking test.
IELTS Speaking: Good speakers make mistakes
In this post, Sahar Azzam gives tips on how to overcome the fear of making mistakes in your IELTS Speaking test – and how to get comfortable making them.
IELTS Speaking: How ‘correct’ does your English have to be?
Adrian Raper suggests three ways you can improve your IELTS Speaking score. See his example and practice exercise.