The document provides instructions for the IELTS speaking exam, emphasizing the importance of clear communication, avoiding informal language, and not using difficult words unless confident. It advises against memorizing answers and encourages speaking relevantly to topics during the exam. Additionally, it suggests practicing with an instructor or a friend to prepare effectively.

1. IELTS Speaking Instructions
(Part 1)
By
Behnam FORGHASNI
IELTS Instructor
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2. Before entering the exam room, take
several deep breaths
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3. Do not be too concerned about mistakes,
because anybody makes them. Instead, think
about a very good communication
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4. Avoid speaking informally and using slangs. We
only use such language with our close friends
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5. Don’t use difficult words and phrases unless you are
completely sure how to use them. If your words are
used at the wrong time, you will be penalized and
your score will be lower
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6. Make clear and good sentences to
express your meaning
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7. Don’t speak either too fast nor too
slow !
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8. Speak completely relevant to the topic or question.
Don’t change them, otherwise the examiner will think you
cannot speak enough on that topic
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9. If you don’t know much about a topic , talk
about something related to that topic, then
explain the connection
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10. Don’t memorize answers to prepare for the test.
The examiner will realize that you are not
speaking naturally and will change the topic
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11. Practice speaking in a timely manner. You
should use about 4 minutes for each part
of the test
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12. Practice speaking with an instructor or even a
friend. Your friend can surprise you with all kind of
questions
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13. Good luck !
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