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The document outlines 8 parts of an IELTS speaking exam with details about the task, preparation time, time allotted, type of speaking activity, and notes. The tasks include giving advice, describing personal experiences and scenes, making predictions, comparing choices, discussing difficult situations, expressing opinions, and describing unusual situations.

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Task Q Time Speakers Type Notes Type

The document outlines 8 parts of an IELTS speaking exam with details about the task, preparation time, time allotted, type of speaking activity, and notes. The tasks include giving advice, describing personal experiences and scenes, making predictions, comparing choices, discussing difficult situations, expressing opinions, and describing unusual situations.

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Part Task Q Time Speakers Type Notes Type

Part 1 Problem solving 8? 8mins 2 speakers 3 part conversation

Daily life 1 commonplace


Part 2 5? 5mins 2 speakers
conversation conversation

Specialized knowledge
Part 3 Information 6? 6mins 2 speakers
conversation

Part 4 News item 5? 5mins 1 speaker Short news story

Part 5 Discussion 8? 6mins 3 speakers (Video) Conflicting opinions

Report with multiple


Part 6 Viewpoints 6? 8mins 1 speaker
viewpoints
Part Task Q Time Type Notes Type

• Commonplace message and


response between 2 people
Part 1 Correspondence 11? 11mins
• 6 questions about first message;
5 questions about response

• Diagram and email


Part 2 Apply diagram 8? 9mins • 5 questions about email;
3 questions about overall situation

• 4 paragraphs on a single topic


Part 3 Information 9? 10mins
• Scan for key words

• Article containing multiple


viewpoints
Part 4 Viewpoints 10? 13mins
• 5 questions about main passage;
5 questions about response
Part Task Prep Time Time Type Notes Type

Part 1 Giving advice 30sec 90sec Give some advice

Part 2 Personal experience 30sec 60sec Talk about a past experience

Part 3 Describing a Scene 30sec 60sec Describe an image

Predict what will happen next


Part 4 Making predictions 30sec 60sec
in image
2 screens with images: decide
Part 5 Compare and persuading 60sec x 2 60sec between 2 choices and
compare with a 3rd choice
Decide between 2 difficult
Part 6 Difficult situation 60sec 60sec
choices and explain
Explain your opinion on a
Part 7 Expressing opinion 30sec 90sec
social issue

Part 8 Unusual situation 30sec 60sec Describe an unusual image


Steps Formal Informal

Dear
• Opening
• Name Name Known Name Unknown
Ben, / Anna,
Mr. Lee, / Mrs. Cox, Sir/Madam,

• I am writing this letter with regard to… • How are you doing?
• Purpose of the mail • I am writing to express my… • I hope you are doing well.
• I am writing to inform you… • How have you been?

Point 1
• Main idea 2

• Main idea 3 Point 2

• Main idea 4
Point 3

• If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. • I can’t wait to hear from you.
• Closing remark • Thank you for your time and consideration.
• I look forward to hearing from you. • Looking forward to seeing you soon.

Name Known Name Unknown Kind regards


Best wishes
• Ending Yours sincerely, Yours faithfully,
• Your name
John Watson John

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