This document provides tips for the IELTS speaking test. It outlines the three parts of the test and offers advice. For part 1, it suggests rehearsing responses to sample personal questions. For part 2, it explains the common cue card topics are people, places, experiences, feelings, habits and likes, and objects. Candidates should practice talking about examples for each topic. For part 3, it recommends having general awareness of common discussion topics by regularly reading newspapers to score high bands in the speaking test.

1. Undeniable Proof That You Need IELTS SPEAKING TIPS
Tips1#
Part 1 of the IELTS Speaking Module consists of personal questions about you, your family, your work,
your education or other familiar topics. A categorized list of such topics and questions is given below.
You can use these sample questions to rehearse for this part of the oral interview. Make sure you can
speak correctly, clearly, and with ease and confidence in response to each question. Remember to make
your answer interesting by providing more than the most basic information.
Tip2#
Part 2 the cue cards are divided into the most common types of topic:
People
Places
Experiences
Feelings
Habits and likes
Objects

2. You should be able to talk about each of this type of speaking topics before the test. Note how each cue
card asks you to describe/talk about one topic and then gives you a series of mini-topics to talk about.
One must know to extend the answer up to the time limit assigned.
Tip3#
Part 3 Discussion topic is based on the cue card topic entirely. General Awareness would be the key to
crack this part of the speaking test. Reading newspapers regularly keeping yourself abreast of the
common topics of discussion would make it convenient for you to score high bands.