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IELTS Speaking Part 3 : Common topics and frequently asked questions you have to know (2)
In our last article, the common questions about education, media and environment have been mentioned. In this article, more frequently asked questions are going to be introduced. This can boost your confidence and help you to get a taste of the question types!
IELTS Speaking Part 3 : Common topics and frequently asked questions you have to know (1)
Most of the candidates feel nervous about IELTS speaking part 3. The major reason is that the direction of part 3 will continue with the flow of part 2, yet the aspect will be boarder than that of part 2. This part is approximately 5 minutes and candidates need to respond to examiner immediately. So, let’s get yourself prepared by looking at the below, helping you to familiarize yourself with the types of questions!
5 English phrases for stating the end of a relationship
Ending a relationship may be a mournful feeling, to move on, you may need to overcome that by telling the stories behind with your friends. Do you know how to express that with English phrases? The following article will be useful for you!
Resonance between two lovers : 5 English phrases to say you are off the market!
When you are already taken, you may want to share it with others. Do you want to know any useful expressions for that? Here come both formal and informal phrases to say that you are off the market! No matter you are having a crush on someone, deeply in love, or waiting for the right person, you can always get yourself prepared. Let's start from learning the phrases below!
5 Essential English phrases for stating Romantic Feelings
When you start to question whether he/she has a crush on you , you may be secretly in love with him/her. That may not be as intense as love. It can be a romantic feeling in different extents. The following is some English expression to state the beginning of the romantic relationship.
IELTS Speaking Part 2 : Common topics and frequently asked questions for candidates! (2)
The biggest difference between part 2 and other part is the length of answer. Part 1 requires short and clear response, while part 2 needs candidates to show their coherence and ability in organizing ideas. The questions are usually about the candidates themselves. Just look at the question types below to prepare ahead!
IELTS Speaking Part 2: Common topics and frequently asked questions for candidates! (1)
In IELTS speaking part 2, you will have 1 minute to prepare your speech. Then, you will give your speech for about 2 minutes. The speed of constructing ideas and linking of words are very important in this part. The way to ease your nervousness is by practicing, so that you can get used to this kind of questions! Let’s do some exercises by looking at the topics and common questions below!
IELTS Speaking Part 1 – The common questions candidates wish to know! (2)
In the former article, topics concerning family, work/study and hobbies were introduced. In this article more common questions are ready for you to get yourself prepared! Try to use the below as practice and answer the questions to boost your confidence in oral speaking!
IELTS Speaking Part 1 : The common questions candidates wish to know! (1)
IELTS Speaking is divided into three parts and part 1 is approximately 5 minutes. It is generally about family, study / work and hobbies of the candidate. Yet, it is never said to be easy. So, let’s prepare for the questions together!
What does ‘forty winks’ refer to ?10 Idioms about sleeping that you must learn!(2)
There are so many idioms about sleeping, and here are the 10 idioms that you must learn! How to wake someone up without saying ‘get up’? Is there idiom that can describe someone wake up and sleep early? What does it mean by getting up on the wrong side of the bed? If you have no clue about the answer to the above question, you can find them below!
