3 Ways to Impress the Examiner: Writing Task 1

The video tutorial provides strategies to impress examiners in IELTS speaking part three. It emphasizes giving direct opinions, supporting them with specific examples, and organizing answers to avoid repetition. The importance of developing a culture of thinking by reading newspapers and having interesting ideas is highlighted. Additionally, using high-level vocabulary and linking words is crucial for a high score. The tutorial encourages practice and preparation to achieve personal fulfillment and successful integration in English-speaking cultures.

What is the first step to impress the examiner in speaking part three?

• Ask the examiner questions

• Use high-level vocabulary

• Give a direct opinion related to the question

• Provide a detailed conclusion

Why is it important to use specific examples and details in your response?

• It makes the response longer

• It helps in organizing thoughts

• It improves vocabulary and coherence scores

• It allows more time to think

What is suggested to develop a culture of thinking?

• Practicing speaking with friends

• Watching movies

• Listening to music

• Reading newspapers like The New York Times

Which newspaper is recommended for British English learners?

• The New York Times

• The Guardian

• The Times of India

• The Washington Post

What type of words should be used to impress the examiner with vocabulary?

• Simple and common words

• Slang and informal words

• Technical jargon

• High-level linking words and specific vocabulary