IELTS Speaking Secrets Every Student Should Learn

Most people think that the secret to success in

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s. Avoid the traps set for you by talking examiners and if you fall into them, you will fail. This video will show you what those traps are, how to spot them, and how to avoid them so you can greatly increase your score and in the end. From the video, I am going to reveal the biggest secret that I am talking about that is contained in one of my favorite movies, understand that this secret has done more to help my students get a band than anything else and you can

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it instantly with the first The game's trick is really clever and it's the same trick my dad used to do when he worked here as a chef.

The young chefs would come into his kitchen and ask him for a job, surely my dad would say come back tomorrow, cook me something if I like it. you can have a job and right before they left he was saying if there's something you don't like to cook and when they came in the next day for the cooking demonstration he asked them to cook what they hated so what's my crafty? father is all about I speak, if you search online for topics that will definitely come up on exam day you will find these three topics, but if you look at the official Cambridge questions you will find very unusual topics that you did not expect.

You see, when examiners ask them about their home, their job, or their hometown, they often get answers like this. I'm delighted to be asked about my hometown. Only occasionally can I talk about a topic that is so close to my heart that there are a lot of reasons why one would enjoy my hometown, let's talk about 18th century architecture first, but if the examiner were to ask you about a topic they weren't expecting, like wigs, the examiner might hear an answer like I don't know anything about wigs I've never worn a wig in my entire life and things are going to get a lot worse for this student because examiners are trained to detect memorized answers. and what will they do if they think that you are giving memorized answers, for example, about your hometown, they will ask you more and more different definitive questions and unusual topics, and here is the scary part.

The examiner has your answer memorized and your answer to questions you didn't expect, they won't. They will base their score on this answer, they will base their score on this answer alone because, as my father used to say, a chef is only as good as his worst dish, not his best dish. Your memorized answers are not your real level. Your actual level of speech is the deal. with questions you don't expect, you work so if you get an unusual question on exam day, answer it like this: No, I've never worn a wig. I think people who wear wigs sound and look ridiculous.

I think they're really just doing it to get attention or to be funny, which isn't funny at all. To be honest, if you thought the examiners were sneaky in the first part, you'll really hate them after they reveal their sneaky trick in the third part of the test, before they tell you what. Let me tell you why they do it, because once you understand why you will be able to spot it immediately and deal with it much easier. When I was a kid in elementary school, I had a lot of academic difficulties, I couldn't even. I spelled my own name correctly.

I couldn't understand most of the lessons and I wasn't allowed to sit with the other kids, but despite all this, I was finally able to graduate from one of the best law schools in the world. I took an exam, I got all the easy questions wrong, but on the few really difficult questions at the end of the exam that no other student could answer correctly, I always got them right and this is exactly what examiners are trained to do in the third part of the speaking test, if they think you are in one of the lower bands, say a band four or a band five, they will ask you fairly easy questions like these, but if they think you deserve one of the higher bonuses than b seven eight or even nine will ask you more difficult questions.

Notice how in the book here the questions get harder and harder, but the key here is how you react to these harder questions. These questions will appear at the end of the oral test when you are stressed, you are tired and you just want the test to be over and when the examiner asks these questions, students often give answers like uh, yeah, um, I don't know, what you need to remember With these questions the examiner is examining you. you're testing, are you able to answer these questions about band Seven 8 and N because they have to separate band seven from band eight from band 9?

One of the ways they are trained to do this is to ask these really difficult questions and then see how you react to them. So what if you don't know anything about the topic or just find that question really challenging? Will you automatically get a low score? No, let me show you how to deal with those questions, so if I was Taking the test and I got this question and I don't know anything about this topic. I'm a complete idiot when it comes to this topic. I might say something like this to be honest. I don't know anything about this topic.

I'm not from India. and I don't know much about cooking, but if I had to give an answer, it's very difficult to predict the future, but what I would say is that maybe AI will change the way restaurants take orders and how they deliver food to their customers. but that's just a complete assumption now is that the best answer in the world no, but it's much better than uh and by attempting an answer and telling the examiner what I think about that topic even though I don't know anything about it, I I have indicated to the Examiner that I am good enough to deal with those questions and that they could then direct the conversation to a topic that I feel more comfortable with and then I can really show them how good I am.

Now the last trap is the sneakiest of all and it has to do with the way they assess your vocabulary, there are thousands of words in the English language and the examiners only have 10-15 minutes to assess your ability to use the vocabulary in English so they came up with a cool way to try it in about 10 minutes see some words we use to talk about this topic some words this topic and some words this topic but if we try to use these words to talk about this topic it doesn't work they are called topic-specific words and we can use them to talk about different topics Knowing this information is crucial for two reasons: First, examiners are trained to ask you a variety of different topics on test day, so you can't just memorize a list of nine words and put them in

every

answer and cheat on the exam that way, secondly, examiners are more impressed with a simple, topic-specific word than with a more complex word that doesn't really help answer the question.

This is why so many students failed the exam when they expected to get a really high grade. high score because they memorized lists of nine ban words and that is why many of our VIP students get an S8 and N band not by memorizing the list of nine high-level linking words, but by using simple topic-specific words that they already know, It's actually impossible. It is actually possible to avoid 100% of the pitfalls that can arise in the speaking test, not just in the speaking test, but in all areas of the IL test. Each part of the IL test - reading, listening, writing - has pitfalls, but there is a way around them. you can spot them all and avoid them all and greatly increase your score in the movie Catch Me If You Can Leonardo Decaprio plays a criminal who is being chased by FBI man Tom Hanks Leo's character plays a criminal who pretends to be a pilot of airline and a doctor and a lawyer, he also steals money by making fake checks and stealing credit cards.

The crucial scene of this film comes when Tom Hanks asks Leo why he pretended to pass the bar exam. The bar exam is an exam that all lawyers must take beforehand. They can become a lawyer, it is one of the most difficult tests in the entire world and Tom Hanks cannot understand how a criminal, a conman could pretend to pass this test and this is how he did it. I don't. cheat I studied for two weeks and passed, you see, he didn't need to pretend that he had become a doctor, a lawyer or an airplane pilot, he didn't need to steal money to get rich, he was already talented, smart and smart enough to do it. all these things without cheating without stealing I just needed to stop cheating all cheats are used to catch cheaters like Leo's character most students don't cheat because they are bad people they cheat because they lack confidence they are afraid of Van to fail and then they get desperate and resort to listening to these tricks and tricks and the most fascinating thing is that this movie is a true story.

He now works for the FBI and has been paid millions of dollars by credit card companies. to help prevent future criminals from taking advantage of the system if you think you are good enough and don't cheat. The examiner will give you your real score on festic and you will be rewarded with a new life in a new country in your country they pay you much more than what you are currently paid, you are more than capable of doing it, you just have to prove it to them, but many of you probably If you are still worried right now and want some tips to help you improve your conversation score, watch this video where we help Prianka jump from a six to an eight by just giving her four simple tips.

She will really help you watch that video, she crossed over, she didn't die.