Practice Fluency and Correct Pronunciation for IELTS

IELTS – Fluency and Pronunciation

Practicing regularly and pronouncing the words correctly would really help you score well in your speaking session. So, let’s check some tips for practicing fluency and correct pronunciation for the IELTS test.

The oral component of IELTS is structured into three sessions: Structured Interview, Short Lecture, and Free Interview.

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First Aspect in IELTS Test

The first aspect is usually about you (the candidate). You will answer questions about your daily activities and life as you know it. It usually takes 5 minutes.

Second Aspect in IELTS Test

In the second aspect, your examiner will give you a card, a memory aid, containing a task or an instruction. Your examiner will let you go through each question on the sheets. One minute would be given to you to prepare and gather your ideas. Afterward, you will have to give a presentation for 2 minutes.

The questions in the third and final aspect of the IELTS Speaking test are usually abstract. Your examiner will raise some questions for you to respond to. It also takes about 5 minutes.

Tips for Practice IELTS Test

• Practice speaking for a considerable amount of time
• Be active in conversations
• To practice, write while talking about different topics every time.
• Listen to English (on radio/TV/movies whenever possible, and focus on pronunciation.)
• When listening to recordings, repeat the phrases after the speaker to improve your speaking and use stress and intonation correctly.