IELTS Speaking Band 9 Best Answers with Subtitles from Bihar

Here is an IELTS Band 9 interview conducted by amba from India for parts 1, 2 and 3. After the interview, we will analyze your speech for vocabulary and grammar expressions to give the

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in your next IELTS. Welcome to the oral part of the IELTS exam. My name is Adrian. I will be your examiner for this part of the exam and will give you instructions for each part. I'm recording this for grading purposes. This is candidate number 98513 and we are conducting the exam in Bihar and Patna. It is now 14 o'clock before continuing. Can I see your ID? Yes of course, here is my passport that I used a few weeks ago to register for this test.

Please look what is your full name. My name is Amva and my surname is Devi, so please call me amba. Okay Amba, for the first part, I will ask you a couple of questions to get to know you better and some questions on a general topic. Where do you live? I live in Patna, the capital of Bihar state in a three-room apartment with my family. Do you have any hobbies? Yes, I have a couple of different hobbies. I really like to cook and I like to see the past week. I made a nice dress for my

best

friend.

Let's talk about numbers. Do you have a favorite number uh yes, the number I prefer the most is the number nine because it has brought me luck over the years. In fact, on the 9th of last month I received the good news that I got a scholarship. What are some important numbers? Just so you remember, there are some crucial numbers we need to remember, such as our home address and our phone number, as well as our social security number. I use it quite often in society, like a few weeks ago I had to use it to register.

This proof of how numbers affect our lives. I guess our numbers have a big impact on people's daily activities. We use numbers to quantify the world around us, like measuring time, also to communicate, like telling a person our age, if you could pick two lucky numbers. Would they be okay? I think the number nine would be one and the other would be 18. I'm not sure why, but I always like these numbers. Have you ever forgotten an important number? Yes, I'm embarrassed to say it, but one. One time I actually forgot my phone number because I hadn't used it for a long time, so I had to lick it into my phone.

That's the end of the first part. Now we will continue with the second part. For the second part, I'm going to show you. a card with some questions here you have some notes and you will have a minute to look at the questions think about your

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and then you will have two minutes to talk I will tell you when to start when to stop of course you can take notes in a minute if you want to talk about an event which you could organize to help people, your one minute preparation time starts now before you continue with the second part, here is some extra help to help you improve your

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It is only valid for students in India. You can also choose one- or six-month plans or simply pay as you go. Choose the plan that best fits your budget. Download the Cambly app today and start improving your English with a native English-speaking tutor. Now let's continue. and check out the rest of these amazing answers from umba for part 2 and part 3. um, while your one minute preparation time is running out, please start talking, okay, after some consideration, i think i More than likely the event I organized to help those in need is a soup kitchen. By this I mean a big blanket with lots of healthy and nutritious food for people who are hungry and starving, as I mentioned in the first part of this interview I really like to cook so I think this would be a great way to share. my passion with other people while giving them the sustenance they so need.

I would make a delicious kadhi buddy with litty with my special naan bread. I would love to host this event in a large community hall like the one a few miles from my house, as with seating for a couple of hundred people, I think the best time to host this event would be in the summer when there are often less food due to drought and even more people are in a difficult situation. Not only would I invite hungry and impoverished citizens from my neighborhood, but I would also invite some volunteers to help me with the event.

I also need some chefs and some people to help me serve the food and clean up afterward. I also need some local journalists and some local authorities in hopes of inspiring more similar events. in the near future and perhaps also getting continued funding, I think this event would be helpful in many ways beyond just feeding hungry and impoverished children and adults, this could be helpful in creating a sense of community spirit and really bringing people together. people, which is the goal. end of part two, so I'll stop you there. Can you please return the questions or just turn them around and put them aside?

Yeah, and the same thing with your notes, just turn them over and put them aside with your pen and now we'll continue with the third part. For this part, I will ask you a question related to your answer from the second part and some questions about this topic. How much funding would you need to make this event a success? Maybe if I did an estimate, I think I need to. at least Rs 70-80,000 in total, let's talk about helping the community, what are the ways people can help make their communities a better place? There are so many different ways that people can adapt to help their communities, like I just mentioned, like a soup kitchen you can also organize some cleanup events, like picking up trash on the streets, also volunteer at a local hospital .

I used to volunteer at a local hospital for a few hours to help the elderly with mealtimes and it was very rewarding, some people feel that people are less involved with their communities than 20 years ago, do you agree with this? I don't think I agree with this statement but I think this may be the case recently due to social distancing but I think in Bihar people are as selfless as before. and spend considerable time in their local neighborhoods, how can governments motivate citizens to be more helpful in their communities? Authorities can run various campaigns, such as advertisements on social media and television, to encourage people to contribute more.

They can also offer incentives such as scholarships or grants to communities. the students who contribute the most to help their communities prosper, let's talk about charities, many people give a lot of money to charities, this is always good, although it is good to donate money to a good cause, such as helping the environment and animals , but I don't think it is. It's always good to spend a lot of money on charities all the time, but I think it's more important to get personally involved and volunteer, and this is often much more effective if the funds are not spent on administration and advertising.

What are the different types of charities and how? Do they help society? That's a great question because there are so many different charities in the world today. There are so many charities that help sick children, animals and the environment, such as UNICEF World Wildlife Fund and the Red Cross, that help society improve the quality of their life. and provide help and employment to many people today, will there be new types of charities in the future that did not exist today? It's a difficult prediction, but if I had to make it, I would answer yes, since we know that the future always brings some kind of nobility and self.

I don't think charities are any different, maybe in the distant future I think there will be some charities that will help save the moons and stars of the planet and I think it requires quite a bit of imagination. That is the end of the third part that concludes. the oral part of the IELTS exam you will have your mark online in a couple of days and you will see your mark with your official certificate in the mail have a good day amba and thank you also thank you bye amma gives you the The best answers for a

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9 because it meets the expert level of English in the four criteria of the oral interview fluency and coherence lexical resource range and grammatical precision and pronunciation according to the IELTS a

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9 of fluency and coherence is when a candidate speaks fluently without making a pausing or just pausing a little to think about the information in the content and not the vocabulary and grammar, amma does a fantastic job at this, she speaks continuously with good rhythm and speed, good intonation and pauses only a couple of times to think about what you are I'm going to say like in the second part where you pause to look at your notes to remember your ideas.

That is absolutely fine and a good idea. Furthermore, he speaks with appropriate cohesive characteristics. This means that you connect your ideas. Use the English language naturally. correlations that say, therefore, as a result, if when you use correlative conjunctions like not only but also both and if your ideas are strongly connected and create a holistic image or concept in the mind of the listener, also your answers are appropriate and fully developed Because it often gives an explanation of the answer and an example of the questions being asked, this creates a clear understanding and good visual images in the mind of the examiner.

Umba does a fantastic job of providing these best answers. Let's talk a little more about lexical resources according to the IELTS band. 9 lexical resource is when a candidate can use a wide range of vocabulary accurately, regardless of the topic, and can choose the exact correct word to express an idea clearly for that topic. amma does an amazing job of providing great answers. Notice all the vocabulary she uses in the second part when she talks about the charity event. she is also able to express herself dynamically and accurately for IELTS band 9. you need to produce idiomatic language that is natural and that you would hear a native English speaker use naturally in the content.

This means I can't force idioms into a situation. I often hear students use idioms like I'm on the moon or to kill two birds with one stone, but it doesn't really make sense in the context, it feels forced to use idioms naturally. learning a lot of them and using them only when appropriate umba does just that, now idiomatic language doesn't necessarily mean you have to use these very complicated idioms like don't throw bricks when you live in a glass house, they can be simple, they can be phrasal verbs , as I met my friend at the mall.

It's a phrasal verb that means to meet someone by accident, so when you're thinking in natural idiomatic language, don't think about complex metaphorical idioms, just keep it simple and you can get a band 9. Both of them do an amazing job of expressing themselves clearly and use idiomatic language again in accordance with publicly available oral interview grading criteria. Grammatical range and accuracy at band 9 level means that the candidate can use a band 9. range of grammar appropriately and naturally, this means using present perfect conditionals past perfect passive voice active voice and similar. A quick tip here is to listen to the question if the question is asked and present perfect then definitely use the present perfect in your answer if the question is a conditional then use the conditional when you answer in part 1. ramba does exactly that again, This shows that she is an expert communicator in the English language.

The fourth criterion is pronunciation. Now don't think too much about this. You don't have to sound exactly like a native. speaker there are many different styles of pronunciation and dialects of English there are British English American English Australian English Canadian English Irish English Scottish English there are many and they all sound different for the pronunciation of the band nine the important thing is that your pronunciation is consistent and there is subtlety in its pronunciation, this meansthat what you are saying can be understood effortlessly by the examiner. What I mean here is that when he uses his words, the examiner doesn't have to squint and say what was that, what did this person do. oh yeah, okay, that's what they're saying, no, the examiner should just say, aha, yeah, I got it, okay, that's clear, yeah, and for me in this interview, the pronunciation of amma was just 100% clear, I didn't have to put in any effort or really try. to find out what he was trying to say, his words were subtle, precise and clearly pronounced, so practice these four characteristics individually, grammar, pronunciation, fluency of lexical resources and then put them together to score high in the band, both can do it and you can do it for much more too. help with this, make sure to subscribe to our channel, we have many speaking videos and copy the speakers, practice with them and you will do very well in your next IELTS exam for many more video lessons like this including strategies and tips . to get those band nine high scores in all island sections visit and join our premium package at ae help dot com start learning for success today subscribe to our channel click here for another video click up here and click on our

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