Can native English speakers pass IELTS? - Leeds, UK 🇬🇧

Can native English speakers pass the IELTS test? - Leeds, UK 🇬🇧
In this video, Lewis @englishwithlewis and I hit the streets of Leeds to ask the average English person IELTS speaking questions to see if they can pass the test or not! In other words, get the top mark of 9!
The topic of this test is "Social Media"
The IELTS test is for people who want to move or study in an English speaking country such as the UK, Australia, Canada etc. The IELTS test contains all four skills: listening, reading, writing and spaking.
Now, the speaking part of the test has 3 sections....
PART 1 - general questions about yourself / topics about hobbies, work, neighbourhood etc.
Part 2 - in this section, you are given a card asking you to describe something, you have one minute to prepare your answer, and then you must speak for a minimum of 2 minutes. In other words, a mini speech!
Part 3 - an academic discussion, similar to debates at school or university.
Also, for anyone who doesnt know, Leeds is located in the North East of England, roughly 1 hour from Manchester by train, and is famous for its historic football team and friendly people!
Let me know in the comments if you have any questions about the IELTS exam or even about the city of Leeds!
Don't forget to write down any of the native english expressions that appeared on the screen, they will help you to get a better score on the IELTS test as well as making you sound more like a native when you have conversations in English!
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00:00 "it's not for me..."
00:20 Lewis & Chris
00:50 Part 1 Questions
04:15 Part 2 Question
06:24 Lingoda Language Sprint
08:13 Part 3 Questions
11:33 The Results!
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[@InstantEnglishUK]

Have you taken the IELTS test before and why did you have to take it, to move or to study abroad? Let me know in the comments and I'll write back to you! 😁

[@dilshodmamurov1083]

I don't know English

[@InstantEnglishUK]

@@dilshodmamurov1083 keeep trying!!!

[@tunistick8044]

i guess i would in the next months, it's a part of an application i have to fill in so i can go study in the us..

[@EngwithAlex]

I've taken the IELTS and I took it just because of I wanted to see my limits, so I got: L5, R5, W6, S6.5 (Overall 5.5/B2)

[@anime_ito_u]

Yeah in December I sat on the IELTS exam for the first time and when I have received my results they weren't as good as I have expected therefore I am repreparing now. Btw I am 13 and my scores were ( L. 7.5. R. 6.0. W. 6.5. S. 6.0)

[@jhonnymoreira477]

No surprise at all that native speakers nailed a test in their native language 😱

[@InstantEnglishUK]

They could have done better tbf

[@tunistick8044]

@@InstantEnglishUK 🙂🙂🙂👍👍

[@jdamers3829]

@@InstantEnglishUK did they know it was a test or just thought it was an interviews because if they did they would try to use difficult vocabulary like the actual people doing the test

[@game_ender4317]

​@@InstantEnglishUKAre you even a native English speaker? Because if not, I dont think you're in a position to say that. All of these people demonstrated perfectly fine English. They could have used more advanced vocabulary, but it's just a causual conversation so they don't really need to. It doesn't mean they don't know those words.

[@peterlosee4606]

You’d be surprised at how badly some speak their native language.

[@mariajosemarco2122]

Thank you. I love this kind of videos because they show the English native people actually talk.

[@rkss2014]

Nice to see you in Leeds! Gutted I wasn’t in town that day but hopefully you’ll be back soon!

[@englishwithlewis]

A pleasure hitting the streets of Leeds with you mate! Looking forward to the next time already 🎉

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Likewise! 😁👍

[@mellie8459]

I took the IELTS exam for uni and I got 9 in listening and reading, 7 in writing and 6 in speaking 😂 But I guess I would get similar marks on my own native language test. I've never been a good storyteller and am often wondering how people can keep talking so effortlessly.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Brilliant! Why did you take the test in the first place?

[@Mi008]

It's always interesting to listen to the real native speakers' conversations on given topics. I took quite a few times ielts exam for academic and work purposes and I was getting scores from 7-7.5-8 in speaking and writing, to 9 in listening and reading parts. I also took pte academic at the same time and the results were very interesting, opposite to ielts in speaking and reading parts. I got 90 in speaking, 85 in listening, 78 in reading and 73 in writing. Everything is relative ... there is no any permanent measurement of knowledge in a given moment.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Why were you taking the test?

[@Mi008]

@@InstantEnglishUK At first, I took ielts test for studying abroad, and later I was taking it for keeping in shape my knowledge of English, but last time I took it for migration purpose.

[@alexgarganta]

Such a good vid mate!! btw the expression “ to have a nosey” is quite interesting, ive never heard it before….say hi, im on ur live😂

[@InstantEnglishUK]

thanks mate!

[@alicia1463]

I've never heard the expression "to have a nosey" either. Greetings from Philadelphia, US.

[@barbadazkvrna]

Good that you fixed the thumb. Thank you, it was weird before

[@InstantEnglishUK]

You think its better now? How come?

[@barbadazkvrna]

@@InstantEnglishUK the previous one had the words a little disorganized in the thumbnail. This was a bit invoking, almost like "dont dead open inside" meme

[@bmseyer]

Came here from tiktok 😊 Must be a sign to get myself to study for IELTS 💕 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you Reyes 😁😁

[@Linda_24]

I hear many things but there is two main ones -“ I tasted my own shit"-“ that is embarrassing

[@akir4388]

Social media - amazon ebay... i love him

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Haha me too

[@closetoyourheart]

"That was a lie btw" got me 😂😂

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Me too haha

[@sonofutopia]

That's interesting, most of them don't need rehearsals to get good scores, but I wonder what if you put the native speakers for a reading test and limit them an hour to complete, I am curious to know can they achieve😊 the academic one

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I would like to try but I don’t think it would be a very interesting video

[@Oscar-zg2xo]

I hear them all😊

[@sujithakarredula3061]

Super sir i learning English

[@ShahZafar]

Please write meaning of all the expressions you mentioned

[@Zenitsu..-]

i saw ur replying to comments so i just wanted to say hi.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Hey! Where are you from?

[@Voidedits55]

“I tasted my own sh*t” LMAO

[@brendamartinez6955]

👏👏

[@BiggestRydoggg]

“Lattes in motion”

[@stopmotionshorts4193]

All of them

[@lycanbonnell6328]

Almost everything

[@abbymartens5299]

That is mercy

[@ugurcalik9299]

I don't know about you, but I hear whatever I look at.😂😂

[@guiggpato]

I Heathrow all

[@DovesWhistle]

Never let them know your next move:captions

[@The.hunter.0ne]

"Dancing free pirate shit "

[@ponnie1978]

I heard "That is embarrassing".

[@BABCP_NEWS]

The original voice is “that is embarrassing” btw

[@hardyjanuarie9164]

"That shits embarrassing"

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Huh?

[@dilshodmamurov1083]

Hi everyone 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jeremycid9370]

All I haer

[@SGD64431]

*Bart is eating my own sh_t*

[@Shakiramariest.arnault]

“That is embarrassing” but everyone of those words I look at I hear :/

[@farisnst3731]

It’s kinda shortcut to pass ielts test. Cheers mates 👍🏻

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Youre welcome Faris, where you from?

[@farisnst3731]

@@InstantEnglishUK hello from Indonesia. But I’m a student in an university in Sudan this time

[@elainamckee6434]

I tasted the green mint

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Pardon?

[@TanHuu30]

Hi

[@sorayahoban]

WHAT EVEY TIME I LOOK AT ONE ITS THE ONE IT SAYS 👍💀

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Sorry?

[@sorayahoban]

@@InstantEnglishUK ?

[@ramamonato5039]

Native speakers of English living in England are able to speak their formal language well. I am not surprised. However, if you speak Standard Indonesians to Indonesian people, well...most of them will not be able to answer you in Indonesian well. They will answer you in Jakartan dialect. Here, in this country, people are not educated to love their national language. They think Standard Indonesian is a posh language and they do not feel comfortable speaking it. As a result, they are not accustomed to speaking it and get bad scores at speaking test. However, when Malaysians say that Standard Indonesian belongs to them, Indonesians will get very angry. So, English people are better. They love English and they do not answer in local dialects.

[@FirozShaikh-rf2jk]

Please avoid background noise cancellation 🙏

[@InstantEnglishUK]

What do you mean?

[@APinvr]

Lobsters in motion

[@abdoudrammeh9214]

here comes my man lol

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Who?

[@AndresaOliveira]

“Bart sis embarrassing” “Lactating pirate ship” “Lactates in person” “That is a pirate ship” “Lactating mercy” I heard more things but I’m too lazy to put them

[@neirahesther9964]

That isn't mercy

[@abdqusay906]

Nicc my deer

[@Valkyrie2019]

laa tat tat marcy idfk man 😂

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Yep! 😁

[@emmanuelmadrid-ll8uq]

That isnt mercy

[@reganquinn4977]

Look at one then look away

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Sorry?

[@malloryflowers5908]

Baptism bathroom 😂

[@charlesgauthier3636]

Bath isn't barcy

[@Footballguy_editz]

Ducks stealing pirate shit 🤣

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Huh?

[@sui_mrrm5244]

I Don't understand?

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Don’t understand what exactly?

[@sui_mrrm5244]

​@@InstantEnglishUK on what topic video is ?

[@cyruschang1904]

@@sui_mrrm5244 Read the Description.

[@zyanbob]

Lactates in barsay

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Are you sure?

[@zyanbob]

how did this get here?

[@honaldjason]

What the hell

[@derekouellette5131]

"That tastes embarasing" how does something taste embarasing?!?!?!!!!?!?!?!?!?!???!????

[@awpetersen5909]

Embarrassing, difficult to spell. It is just a nonsense sentence, smile.

[@jar-jarnotbinks7685]

Really ? To lure is advanced vocabulary ? Figure me surprised.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Yes, it is listed as C2 level

[@honaldjason]

Figure me surprised? What do you mean by that?

[@usertravis80996]

Rotating pirate ship

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Huh?

[@rodneynolberto8372]

T

[@Nebium]

I tested piracy😳

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Are you sure?

[@aareysood1]

Rasen barrage him :skull:

[@SansVirtualReality]

Farts is embarrassing💀💀💀

[@user-yr2hf4bf2x]

That is embarrassing

[@alishiahernandez7782]

That shit is embarrassing

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Who?

[@deepanshusingh7765]

Voice...?????? 👎🏻 Re-upload it ... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🔥🔥

[@InstantEnglishUK]

How about now?

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I think there is sound now mate :)

[@deepanshusingh7765]

@@InstantEnglishUK perfect 👌

[@InstantEnglishUK]

@@deepanshusingh7765 dont forget to share the video with a friend who is studying English :)

[@rubypartridhe3266]

That is embarrassing

[@carlos4677]

That is embarrassing

[@InstantEnglishUK]

What?