How Long Should Your IELTS Speaking Answers Be?

The video explains how long IELTS speaking answers should be, addressing a viewer's question. It breaks down the speaking test into three parts: Part 1 involves informal questions with answers of 3-5 sentences; Part 2 requires speaking for two minutes after a minute of preparation; Part 3 is similar to Part 1, with a focus on fluency and vocabulary. The emphasis is on sharing details and vocabulary rather than worrying about timing, as the examiner will manage the time.

What is the main concern addressed in the video regarding IELTS speaking answers?

• The accent of the speaker

• The number of questions asked

• The length of the answers

• The complexity of vocabulary used

In Part 1 of the IELTS speaking test, how should you approach your answers?

• Provide short, concise answers

• Use complex grammar structures

• Share interesting details and personal stories

• Focus on counting sentences

During Part 2 of the IELTS speaking test, what is the recommended focus?

• Memorizing answers

• Using advanced grammar

• Speaking as quickly as possible

• Sharing great vocabulary and details

What is a key strategy for Part 3 of the IELTS speaking test?

• Repeating your answers for emphasis

• Avoiding personal stories

• Using a wide range of vocabulary

• Keeping answers under two sentences

What should you avoid doing in your answers during the IELTS speaking test?

• Using personal anecdotes

• Repeating yourself

• Using simple vocabulary

• Speaking for more than two minutes