Speaking & Pronunciation Flashcards
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How long does the entire IELTS Speaking test typically last?
Answer: 11–14 minutes
The IELTS Speaking test runs for 11 to 14 minutes across its three parts.
In Part 2 (the long turn), how long do you have to prepare before speaking?
Answer: 1 minute
You get 1 minute to prepare and make notes before speaking for up to 2 minutes.
Which of the four marking criteria assesses your range and accuracy of grammar?
Answer: Grammatical Range and Accuracy
Grammatical Range and Accuracy measures the variety and correctness of your structures.
What is the best response if you do not understand a question in Part 1?
Answer: Politely ask the examiner to repeat it
Asking for repetition is acceptable and shows communication skills.
Using a wide variety of vocabulary and collocations improves which criterion most directly?
Answer: Lexical Resource
Lexical Resource rewards range, precision, and natural word combinations.
What does 'word stress' refer to in English pronunciation?
Answer: The syllable pronounced with more emphasis in a word
Word stress is the emphasis placed on a particular syllable within a word.
Which behaviour is most likely to lower your Fluency and Coherence score?
Answer: Frequent long pauses and self-correction
Hesitation and constant self-correction disrupt flow and reduce fluency marks.