How to Radically Raise Your IELTS Part 2 Score

The video tutorial provides strategies to improve your IELTS Part 2 speaking score. It emphasizes avoiding reliance on bullet points, focusing on the topic with detailed descriptions, and using storytelling to enhance fluency. The use of varied linking words is crucial for coherence, and maintaining fluency until the examiner stops you is recommended. Additionally, the video advises on achieving a natural pronunciation by avoiding a rehearsed tone and incorporating emotion.

Why is it not advisable to rely solely on bullet points during the IELTS speaking exam?

• It increases the complexity of the answer.

• It impresses the examiner too much.

• It can lead to a choppy and disconnected answer.

• It makes the response too lengthy.

What is a key benefit of using storytelling in the IELTS speaking exam?

• It allows you to avoid using linking words.

• It helps in filling the time without much effort.

• It reduces the need for specific vocabulary.

• It provides a structured way to deliver a fluent response.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended linking word or phrase for coherence?

• Initially

• After a while

• Because

• To give you more of an idea

What should you aim for in terms of speaking duration during the IELTS exam?

• Speak for exactly one minute.

• Stop speaking as soon as you feel confident.

• Continue speaking until the examiner stops you.

• Finish speaking before the timer ends.

How can you improve your pronunciation score during the IELTS speaking exam?

• By sounding rehearsed and prepared.

• By speaking in a monotone voice.

• By conveying emotions and sounding natural.

• By using complex vocabulary only.