IELTS Speaking Test on Reading Books
IELTS Speaking Test on Reading Books
IELTS Candidate: Sasan
Part 1: Introduction
Questions:
- What shall I call you? What’s your full name, please?
- Do you have any nickname in English, any fictitious name?
- What nationality are you?
- Do you belong to a large or small family?
- What are you specialized in?
- What do you want to get the IELTS certificate for?
- Do you know any additional languages, apart from your mother tongue and English?
- How do you evaluate your French knowledge? Are you a beginner, advanced or intermediate student?
- How do you compare French and English?
Examiner’s Notes
- You should only answer the questions posed to you. Do not try to give extra information, such as I’m happy to have this discussion with you as my examiner.
- I’ve saw those words ➡ I’ve seen those words.
- As you know better than me ➡ In the real interview, you should not act as if you already knew the examiner. Just answer the questions.
Part 2: Topic Card
Topic Card:
Describe one of the best books you have ever read. You should say:
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Additional Questions
Examiner’s Notes
- It’s crucial to be aware all of the techniques ➡ … to be aware of all of the techniques …
- Push you through the life ➡ push you through life
- You did not manage your time appropriately.
- You failed to explain how you learned about this book.
Part 3: Follow-up Discussion
Questions
- How much time do you spend reading books in a daily schedule?
- Do you prefer E-books or paper books?
- Elaborate on your studying preferences or styles?
- Do you believe people these days read enough in comparison to the past?
- Can you compensate for reading books in another way?
- Do we have any substitute for reading books?
Examiner’s Notes
- Underline some lines ➡ underline some words / points
- You’re completely understanding those subjects ➡ you completely understand those subjects
- Do not use understand in a progressive or continuous form.
- In my point of view ➡ from my point of view
- It’s much better to say mass media instead of press.
- Workplaces which is ➡ workplaces which are
Overall Assessment
- Accuracy and Grammar: 88%
- Fluency: 93%
- Lexical Resources: 95%
- Pronunciation: 98%
- Relevancy: 80%
