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Pratique du shadowing : IELTS Speaking Band 9 Expect the Unexpected

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  1. Check out this Band 9 speaking interview and lesson where I will explain what you can expect and not expect for topics on your next IELTS speaking exam.0:04
  2. Now let's watch and learn.0:16
  3. Welcome to the speaking section of the IELTS exam.0:18
  4. My name is Adrian and I will be your examiner for this part of the test.0:21
  5. I'm recording this for clerical purposes.0:24
  6. I will give you instructions for each of the three parts.0:28
  7. We are conducting this exam in Kakamata.0:31
  8. The time right now is 15 o 'clock.0:34
  9. Let's begin.0:36
  10. Can you please tell me your full name?0:37
  11. Yes, my full name is Preeti Sharma.0:39
  12. Please call me by my given name Preeti.0:41
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  1. Can you show me your identification please?0:44
  2. Just hold it up and turn to the page with the credentials.0:46
  3. Yes, of course.0:48
  4. Here is the passport that I used for my registration.0:49
  5. Please take a look at it.0:52
  6. Okay.0:53
  7. For part one, I will ask you a couple of questions to get to know you better and some questions on a general topic.0:53
  8. Where do you live?0:59
  9. I live in Kakamata, a city in the state of Andhra Pradesh in a two -bedroom apartment with my family.1:00
  10. Let's talk about hobbies.1:08
  11. What do you like to do in your free time?1:10
  12. In my free time, I enjoy a variety of activities.1:12
  13. I like reading books, especially mystery novels and biographies.1:16
  14. I also enjoy watching movies, playing board games with my friends and also practicing yoga for my health and fitness.1:20
  15. Do you think hobbies are important?1:30
  16. Why are they not?1:32
  17. I think hobbies are important because they help us to be relaxed, recharged and explore our interest.1:33
  18. They provide us a much needed break from our daily routine.1:41
  19. They also contribute to our personal growth by teaching us new skills and provide us an opportunity to socialize with others who share similar passion.1:45
  20. Now let's talk about your family.1:56
  21. How many people are there in your family?1:59
  22. There are five members in my family, including myself.2:02
  23. I have my parents, an elder brother and a younger sister.2:05
  24. Can you describe one of your family members?2:10
  25. Sure, I'll describe my elder brother.2:12
  26. His name is Paradeeb and he is 27 years old.2:15
  27. He's an engineer working in a technology organization.2:18
  28. He is a very ambitious and hardworking person.2:22
  29. He loves to spend time with his family and friends and is quite sociable.2:25
  30. We share a very special bond and engage in different activities like watching movies and playing games together.2:30
  31. Do you prefer spending time with your family or your friends and why?2:38
  32. I love spending time with both my family and friends.2:43
  33. But if I were to choose, I would definitely choose my family.2:47
  34. This is because we share a really deep connection and understanding2:51
  35. and I feel extremely comfortable with them.2:55
  36. Moreover, spending time with my family helps me to stay grounded and maintain strong bonds, which I believe is essential for a fulfilling life.2:59
  37. Let's discuss the environment.3:10
  38. What steps do you take to protect the environment?3:12
  39. I try to do my part in protecting the environment.3:16
  40. I recycle and try not to use single -use plastics.3:21
  41. I use public transportation, walk or cycle for shorter distances to save carbon footprint.3:28
  42. I also try to conserve energy by switching off lights and appliances that are not in use.3:37
  43. I also try to use energy -efficient bulbs.3:45
  44. How can people be encouraged to protect the environment?3:49
  45. Education and awareness are the key factors in encouraging people to protect the environment.3:52
  46. Government and organizations should promote environmental conservation by conducting workshops, classes and campaigns or seminars.4:00
  47. Moreover, introducing eco -friendly practices in workplaces and schools can also instill a sense of environmental responsibility in people.4:12
  48. Additionally, imposing tax credit or discounts for using eco -friendly products could also encourage people to protect the environment.4:23
  49. That is the end of part one.4:33
  50. We will now continue with part two.4:35
  51. This candidate scores a band nine in speaking part one.4:38
  52. She is confident, fluent and gives a good amount of detail.4:42
  53. Like her, you can expect that the examiner will ask you some introductory questions.4:46
  54. Asking you for your identification, your name, where you live, whether you work or go to school.4:51
  55. These are very popular questions.4:57
  56. The examiner asks these so that you feel comfortable and confident for the ensuing parts of the exam.4:59
  57. Now, for the general topics of part one, you should expect topics that all people participate in, such as in this case, hobbies, family and the environment.5:07
  58. Also, you can expect that the general questions for part one may be on one topic only, such as the environment.5:20
  59. At other times, the examiner might ask a variety of topics, as in this case, with not only the environment, but also about hobbies and the family.5:27
  60. This can happen for two reasons.5:37
  61. One, if the examiner feels that some of your answers are rehearsed or you're using templates, like I have several hobbies, including sports, music, but the one I would like5:39
  62. to talk about is reading, then the examiner might switch up the questions and ask you about family.5:50
  63. Now, in another case, the examiner might ask you on a variety of topics if they feel you have very good English and they're exploring how well you can speak5:56
  64. on different concepts.6:06
  65. In either case, don't use templates.6:08
  66. Examiners don't like them and they will not get you good scores.6:11
  67. Do not expect to guess the topics of part one.6:16
  68. This is simply impossible.6:20
  69. There are hundreds of different general concepts that the examiner can choose from and within those, there are hundreds of different questions, such as talking about the environment.6:21
  70. We could talk about pollution, about visiting nature, about recycling.6:33
  71. There are so many topics you simply cannot try to memorize answers for all of these.6:38
  72. So instead, focus on structure and strategy.6:43
  73. Nevertheless, it is extremely important that you familiarize yourself with as many different general topics and as much vocabulary as possible.6:47
  74. For this, practice is key.6:57
  75. Our premium IELTS course has over 100 different speaking interviews with over 50 different topics and question types.6:59
  76. Be sure to join and learn as much as possible.7:08
  77. Now, on to part two.7:11
  78. That is the end of part one.7:14
  79. We will now continue with part two.7:16
  80. For this part, I will show you some questions.7:18
  81. You will have one minute to look at these questions.7:21
  82. Think about your answers.7:23
  83. You can take notes in this one minute time if you wish.7:25
  84. You have your pencil and note paper there.7:27
  85. And then you will have one to two minutes to speak on these questions.7:29
  86. I will tell you when to start and when to stop.7:33
  87. Do you understand?7:35
  88. Yes, I do.7:36
  89. Describe a person you admire.7:41
  90. Please do not touch the question paper.7:43
  91. Your one minute preparation time begins now.7:45
  92. Your one minute preparation time is up.7:54
  93. Please begin speaking.7:56
  94. The person I admire the most is my grandmother.7:58
  95. Her name is Sati and she is in her late 70s.8:02
  96. But one would never tell because she looks like she is in her 50s.8:05
  97. She has long dark hair and a very big smile.8:10
  98. She has been an essential part of my life since my childhood.8:15
  99. And I have always looked up to her.8:19
  100. I know my grandmother because she is my mom's mother.8:22
  101. Throughout my childhood, she has always taken care of me and my siblings.8:26
  102. She lives close to our home and we have spent a lot of time together.8:31
  103. Especially during school holidays.8:37
  104. There are several qualities that I admire in my grandmother.8:40
  105. First and foremost, she is kind and compassionate.8:43
  106. Whenever I feel low, I go to my grandmother and she provides me encouragement and a hot cup of her special roast tea.8:48
  107. Another quality that I love in her is her resilience.8:59
  108. She has gone through a lot of challenges in her life.9:02
  109. Including financial challenges and health issues.9:07
  110. Despite these challenges, she has always remained strong and positive.9:11
  111. She has taught me the importance of remaining positive even at the face of adversity.9:17
  112. Lastly, my grandmother is wise and knowledgeable.9:25
  113. She has a wealth of knowledge and lifetime experiences.9:28
  114. Whenever I need some encouragement or guidance, she has always been there to provide me and show me the right direction.9:34
  115. She is the one who encouraged me to study abroad as well.9:43
  116. I admire my grandmother because she has been a source of love, support and inspiration.9:47
  117. It is her resilience, kindness and wisdom that has shaped me into the person that I am.9:54
  118. I am extremely fortunate to have her in my life.10:03
  119. Your time is up.10:07
  120. I will stop you there.10:08
  121. I will take back the questions.10:09
  122. Please turn the note paper over and put it to the side.10:11
  123. Put the pencil at the side as well.10:14
  124. For part two, like for part one, do not expect to predict the exact question of the cue card.10:16
  125. This is simply not possible.10:23
  126. There are too many choices and the IELTS exam is always creating new cue cards for upcoming exams.10:25
  127. Instead, know the structure and the five possible categories like people, places, objects, events and ideas.10:32
  128. Each of these five categories has a unique content and structure that you can follow to get those high scores.10:42
  129. Make sure to practice these before your test.10:49
  130. Like talking about your best friend or talking about a place you go to study, a present that you received recently, an idea you had to protect the environment or10:52
  131. a memorable event from your childhood.11:03
  132. When you do this, you can ensure that you will be ready for any of these five categories, whatever the exact question.11:06
  133. Again, you can practice and learn these in our premium IELTS course.11:13
  134. In this case, the candidate speaks about their grandmother, a person who they admire.11:17
  135. They describe what their grandmother looks like and then give detail about her personality and backs it up with actions.11:24
  136. Now, you too can practice this cue card, record your response in an NP3 format, send it to this email address, also in the video description, and we will give11:32
  137. you a free band score estimate.11:43
  138. Practice cue cards every single week before your test to make sure that you know the timing and these important five categories.11:46
  139. Now, on to part three.11:55
  140. And we will now continue with part three.11:57
  141. For this part, I will ask you a question related to your response and some questions connected to the topic of part two.11:59
  142. How do you express your appreciation for your grandmother?12:06
  143. Well, I call her as often as I can in the evenings as well as in the weekends, and I try to tell her how much I love her every12:10
  144. chance I get.12:18
  145. I just talked to her yesterday and we had a really good chat.12:20
  146. For part three, you can definitely expect a follow up question directly related to your part two cue card response.12:25
  147. In this case, the examiner asks the candidate how do you show your appreciation for your grandmother?12:33
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