The document provides guidance on expanding responses in Parts 1 and 3 of the IELTS speaking exam. It lists idea triggers, complex sentence structures, and expansion strategies to include in responses. These include using contractions, situational idioms, and connectors to link ideas cohesively in 3 sentences or less.
The document provides guidance on expanding responses in Parts 1 and 3 of the IELTS speaking exam. It lists idea triggers, complex sentence structures, and expansion strategies to include in responses. These include using contractions, situational idioms, and connectors to link ideas cohesively in 3 sentences or less.
The document provides guidance on expanding responses in Parts 1 and 3 of the IELTS speaking exam. It lists idea triggers, complex sentence structures, and expansion strategies to include in responses. These include using contractions, situational idioms, and connectors to link ideas cohesively in 3 sentences or less.
(chunking=fast/slow=important) + contractions (I’m) Starter Idea Explanation Summary It can be It can be Reason Description Example On the flip Finally said seen from Side different (critical views thinking) Basically Direct Because And Such as However In a nutshell Well Indirect For many Which Like Yet To sum up but reasons Off the Indirect if This is Who For On the To wrap up top of my I opt for it mainly example other head because hand In my Negation: To expand you need the following: To cut long story short humble I’m not opinion into Actually Past Idea Idioms Phrasal Verbs So Triggers It’s crystal Family On cloud 9 Look up to As I said before, clear that Health Down in Look after Money the dumps Get along with This means that… Time Costs an Hang out with Articles arm and a second to none work leg Part 2: Underline Keyword - Intro sentence: Let me talk to you about ….which is/who is… - Wh- questions: what/where/when/who/how often - Reasons - Examples - Memories - Types/ gender/ society/ generation gap. Talk about a person who talks too much. - Who the person is - How often does he talk to you - Why you consider him talkative? - Do you like? Why/why not? Talk about an important event in your life. What it is Who was with you When did it happen Why do you still remember it. ICE Theory in Speaking by M. Khalil I C E Idea triggers Complex sentences (band 7) Expansion - Family - Friends Despite the fact that… - Work If - Memories When - School While - University As long as - Positive and negative effects In spite of - Health Not only but also - Money Although …. (but) - Time Unless - Types - Society Example: - Gender Talk about a mobile application that you - Problem: frequently use. (P.2) - Government - Non-government organization - Public figures - Media - Education - Articles/ research papers/ a recent study has shown that… - Wh-questions - Make up Prepare the most frequent speaking topic: Compound Pages 42, 43 (but…/ and) Pages 53, 53 Last 2 pages of the speaking file. Voice notes Intonation: rhythmical Complex compound (b8) Clear voice If you want to score a high band in IELTS, Clear pronunciation you should study on a daily basis and live Voice note (study plan) the language. Connectors Important words (voice up) I do like to help people. Because…. But…
Situational Idioms: Contractions
-Definitely: certainly: of course: off the top I’d like to tackle an interesting topic which is of my head I’ll - friend: my comfort zone I’m I meet up with my them He’s -family: they are second to me. Fill up my I’ve been here in Jeddah leisure Part 3: I’m on the fence about this topic because some people believe that celebrities have a good impact while others think they have a negative influence.
Hold on a minute… Sorry, I’ve lost my train
of thought…
Money: budget-friendly; costs an arm and a
leg
Happy: on cloud 9 Sad: I feel down
Connectors and cohesion
Connectors: starters or fillers Well As a matter of fact Basically Honestly As I have just said… As I told you before As I mentioned earlier This means that… This shows that…