English Webinar on IELTS Speaking

English Webinar on IELTS Speaking

English Webinar on IELTS Speaking

The Transcript of this English Webinar (noun)
/’webɪnɑ $ -ɑr / a seminar or meeting that people participate in using the Internet or telephones – web-based seminar: Various experts in the field of clinical psychology attended the international webinar on new therapies for depression.“>Webinar

• The IELTS Speaking section is the same in both Academic and General modules of the IELTS exam.
• The format of the IELTS Speaking test:
  • It’s not a computer-based exam. It’s technically a face-to-face interview with the IELTS examiner. Keep in mind that the interview is recorded.
  • The length of IELTS Speaking section is between 11 and 14 minutes.
• If you have a nickname in English, you can invite the examiner to call you with your nickname.
• Do not give any advice or recommendation to the examiner.
• You should not copy some model answers in your interview.
• Remember that you should not ask the examiner any personal question. As a matter of fact, you’re supposed to answer the questions and not pose any.
• Can you use contractions in IELTS Speaking part?
  • Yes, you can use contractions in the interview because it shows that you are fluent. For instance, you can use “wanna” (for want to) and “gonna” (for going to).
• IELTS Speaking Parts:
  • Part 0: Greeting the examiner
    • It’s called Part 0 because this is the first thing that you do as soon as you enter the examination room.
    • You need to create a good impression on the examiner.
    • Try to show self-confidence in interaction with the examiner.
    • Strike a pose while sitting that shows that you are confident and ready for the exam.
    • Try to have eye contact with the IELTS examiner.
    • Do not address the examiner with a title (e.g., Dr., Mr., Mrs., Ms., etc.) plus their first name, which is a common mistake in English. For example, do not address him as Mr. Jack.
  • Part 1: Question and answer between you and the examiner, lasting for 3 to 4 minutes:
    • Some typical questions that are asked in Part 1:
      • What’s your name?
      • What’s your specialty?
      • What do you do?
      • What genre of music do you like?
      • Where were you born?
      • What’s your nationality?
      • What’s your field of study?
      • What are your hobbies?
• It’s important to pronounce your hometown in English.
  • Part 2: A talk or monologue lasting for 3 to 4 minutes:
    • You are given a topic card or cue card. You have around one minute to brainstorm over the given prompt.
    • You can take notes in your brainstorming.
    • Your speech or monologue lasts for around 2 minutes.
    • You are asked some general questions based on your experience and opinions. Don’t expect to see technical or sophisticated questions.
  • Part 3: A follow-up discussion lasting for 3 to 5 minutes
• All the 3 parts of IELTS Speaking are equally important.
• How fast are you supposed to speak?
  • You don’t need to be a fast-speaker, yet it’s so important for you to be fluent and have a coherent speech.

Instructions

• Our Free English webinars are 100% FREE for all. However (Adv & Conjunction)
  /ˌhaʊˈev.əʳ/ US /-ɚ/ (Conjunction) despite this: This is one possible solution to the problem. However, there are others. (adverb) in whatever way: However you look at it, it’s still a mess.“>However, you must be one of the proud members of LELB Society: An Online Community
  LELB Society was initially founded by Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl in July of 2010.
  The major objective of this online environment is to provide ample opportunities for all of the people, particularly Iranians, to optimize their English learning together with updating and improving their lives through the window of English, thereby ‘learning English to live better’.
  The main content of this website is basically developed by its students and members by creating an ongoing archive of our online classes alongside their corresponding podcasts. In so doing, our database is improving every day.”>LELB Society So that (Conjunction)
  With the intention of, in order to:
  I studied so hard so that I could pass the exam.“>so that we could Refer: Verb
  1: To look at a book, map, dictionary, etc. for necessary information:
  He gave a speech without referring to his notes.
  2: To mention or speak about somebody or something:
  We agreed never to refer to that matter again.
  3: To relate to or be connected to somebody/something.
  This clause refers to your responsibilities as the homeowner.“>refer to you as one of the participants. If you don’t have a free account yet, click here and join LELB Society in a minute.
• Our English webinars are audiotaped and archived in this category As well as (adv)
  In addition to something or someone else:
  They own a house in France as well as a villa in Germany.“>as well as our YouTube and Aparatchannels. Therefore (adv)
  /ˈðeə.fɔːʳ/ US /ˈðer.fɔːr/ for that reason: We were unable to get funding and therefore had to abandon the project.“>Therefore, by attending our webinars, you give us this Consent: Noun & Verb
  /kənˈsent/ permission or agreement: They can’t publish your name without your consent.“>consent to record your well-informed participation in them.
• If you are Willing (adj)
  /ˈwɪl.ɪŋ/ being happy and eager to do something enthusiastically – eager: We’re all willing to take this chance and work on the project.“>willing to participate in our next Webinar (noun)
  /’webɪnɑ $ -ɑr / a seminar or meeting that people participate in using the Internet or telephones – web-based seminar: Various experts in the field of clinical psychology attended the international webinar on new therapies for depression.“>webinar, contact me from the footer area of my website. Then download Discord and install Discord on your electronic device. Afterwards (Adv)
  After an event or time that has already been mentioned:
  Afterwards, I was asked to write a book on the event.“>Afterwards, customize Discord for our webinars. Finally, join our webinars on Discord.
• Our English webinars are held on Saturdays, from 9:15 to 9:45 pm, According to (prep)
  1. as shown by something or stated by someone: According to the police, his attackers beat him with a blunt instrument. 2. in a way that depends on differences in situations or amounts: You will be paid according to the amount of work you do. 3 in a way that agrees with a system or plan, or obeys a set of rules : The game will be played according to rules laid down for the 1992 Cup.“>according to Iran’s Standard time (noun)
  the time to which all clocks in a particular area of the world are set:
  This virtual English class is held at 7:00 pm according to France’s standard time.“>Standard Time.

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The participants who attended this free English Webinar (noun)
/’webɪnɑ $ -ɑr / a seminar or meeting that people participate in using the Internet or telephones – web-based seminar: Various experts in the field of clinical psychology attended the international webinar on new therapies for depression.“>webinar in alphabetical order:

1. Arash from Poland
2. Dr. Hariri from Iran
3. Sasan from Iran

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