IELTS Speaking part3 is relatively difficult, which can truly reflect the level of a roast duck. If you want to get a higher score in oral English, then you must have the ability to conquer this piece. At present, there is a way to understand the IELTS speaking test sub-standard, then understand the difficulties in this part, and then prescribe the right medicine for the difficulties. The following small series will share with you the relevant contents about the difficulties of IELTS speaking part3 test, hoping to help students preparing for IELTS.
IELTS Speaking Part III Difficulties
Difficulty 1
Part3 of the oral test has no question bank, and any general and abstract questions related to the same topic in Part 2 may appear in Part3, so this is its 1 difficulty.
Difficulty 2
Two difficulties are that some students will find that in the oral exam, "the examiner seems to be annoying me today." Why?
He said, "The examiner won't let me finish." Don't let me finish, that is to say, another very common phenomenon in Part3 is "interruption".
There are two common routines for "interrupting": one is that the examiner will disagree with your point of view, and the other is that the examiner will ask your point of view. In fact, the press conference found that this is a mode close to daily conversation. You don't know in advance what you will talk to each other in the next two days, so it's a test of on-the-spot reaction and real language level.