IELTS Speaking Section Full Interview with Perfect Score

[@hiruninilupama1499]

you"r lessons are very good and i can understand.. so thank you soooooooo much sir...

[@Aehelp]

You are most welcome keep up the good studies. www.aehelp.com/

[@affu2851]

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[@dreamthefuture8491]

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[@alkuwaikbi]

Thank you. I just had my IELTS speaking exam an hour ago and I watched this VID before going to the exam. it helped alot.

[@アリシア-r8f]

I had my IELTS speaking test today, and as many fear, it is indeed possible for a question to arise to which you may not relate very much. Here's where social skills come into play, as I just spoke about a simple story that happened to me (which also helps in the natural speech part) and added some flavour to it (for added complexity, just do not overdo it). The examiner does not care if what you say is true, as long as it is coherent, natural and complicated enough (perhaps my mistake is that I was too friendly, specially at the end). Remember, even if it needs to be natural, you still need to take this test seriously, (but don't get nervous.)

[@academicenglishhelp4375]

***** Hi Alejandro, Thanks for telling us about your experience! Good advice too!

[@TheDark-Knut]

***** Thank u for the advice!

[@larryb2311]

hi Alex

[@MrSingh-fu6dz]

Good advise for everybody..... Our big mistake is BEING NERVOUS......... just think NERVOUSNESS IS NOTHING. THINK ABOUT PLAYING PUBG AND ANYTHING ELSE. 🤗🤗

[@omar47hitman]

@@MrSingh-fu6dz playing pubg makes you even more nervous than taking this test XD

[@Aehelp]

Use subtitles in movies improve your IELTS skills with these three strategies: 1. Beginner: Watch video with subtitles and repeat what the characters say every 5-10 seconds. Take breaks every five minutes. 2. Intermediate: Watch video without subtitles and pause every 5-10 seconds to write down what you heard. Then, check to see if what you heard and the subtitle match. 3. Advanced: Watch video with subtitles and paraphrase what the characters say every 5-10 seconds. Aim to paraphrase at least 50% of dialogues. Here is an complete IELTS speaking video with subtitles taken from our website: Full IELTS Speaking Section Interview with Native English Speaker Score High Ex3

[@robbypandino798]

who is the interviewer?

[@Aehelp]

Thank you for your questions. The interviewer is Adrian. For more tips on speaking and other parts of the IELTS visit us at: www.aehelp.com

[@Aehelp]

Use subtitles in movies improve your IELTS skills with these three strategies: 1. Beginner: Watch video with subtitles and repeat what the characters say every 5-10 seconds. Take breaks every five minutes. 2. Intermediate: Watch video without subtitles and pause every 5-10 seconds to write down what you heard. Then, check to see if what you heard and the subtitle match. 3. Advanced: Watch video with subtitles and paraphrase what the characters say every 5-10 seconds. Aim to paraphrase at least 50% of dialogues. Here is a complete IELTS speaking video with subtitles taken from our website: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWiyhYltYtxrbdU&feature=gp-n-y&google_comment_id=z121vj54jungh1x5004cdb3p4zrzddohpgk

[@dawnjones5503]

Nice use of subtitles to learn a language.

[@FRATjjj]

AcademicEnglishHelp Hello, I wanted ask you a question: a person who is not native speaker and that at 26 years old still has an intermediate level of English, it can in the future to have a level of English just like this girl? both as pronunciation both like everything else????

[@Aehelp]

Hi Frat, Thanks for your question! Unfortunately, for most speakers this is simply not possible. A native English accent is almost impossible to obtain, especially without living in an English speaking country for years and studying English every day. Even extremely learned people, such as professors, carry their accent even after living in an English country for 20+ years. HOWEVER! The good news is that this DOES NOT MATTER! With a commitment to improve, you can become a very strong English speaker. Native level? No. Extremely proficient? Absolutely! In order to reach this point, you need to practice English all the time, and ideally live in an English country. You also need to work on common pronunciation errors in your native language (for example, Mandarin speakers have trouble with articles). And if you want help with English and #IELTS, make sure you visit www.aehelp.com today!

[@nazmeennoor4329]

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[@michaelgameel5584]

AcademicEnglishHelp First of all, I'd like to express my gratitude for you as well as my admiration for all the videos you upload in here..They are all of great benefit and usefulness.. As a matter of fact,I watch them almost daily and I can replay a video more than once,trying to imitate the speaking way of the native speakers.. Thank you very much,Sir Adrian and I really like the introduction you put before every video about how we can get a high score using the the three factors; Naturality...coherence....complexity...Thanks once more...

[@hetav6714]

thank you adrin sir I got 9 in listining and 8.5 in reading with an overall 8 bands. this could not have been possible without your help!!! I am an indian class 12 student and a great fan of yours :-)

[@Aehelp]

Thanks for the feedback and I wish you the best in your next steps Hetav

[@totanightingale242]

now i'm officially scared..the questions are complicated ..we need to have general knowledge as well to make sense..not only focus on the language quality

[@totanightingale242]

good luck every one I've done mine and it wasn't that hard

[@hehesluh1]

Another nervous soul here 😥

[@mehdibrahmi5470]

Don't panic brother everything is going to be ok. the key to getting good scores is confidence

[@TheUkuleleAffair]

I’m excited but of course that means I’m also nervous hahahaha my speaking test is next week

[@kckc2828]

Oh god in an hour here...

[@annanguyen353]

1. pack the right clothes and gear for your trip 2. leave some time open for spontaneous activities 3. took this last-minute sunset cruise 4. traveling abroad is quite trendy 5. pretty well-off PART 2 IMPORTANT PERSON IN YOUR COMMUNITY 1. ever since then he's been managing the affairs of ... for the past two 2. campaigned his way into victory with his encouraging words and his positive actions 3. charismatic man 4. He's in his mid fifties 5. involved in the community 6. where volunteers would monitor a four block radius in pairs 7. night commerce 8. he's really made our community come together 9. he always makes the extra effort PART 3 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP 1. humans are social by nature 2. I guess if I had to think a key personality trait for a good leader it would be confidence . if a person is confident they can really gain the respect and trust of their audience 3. take a strong initiative to create some sort of program with either free or subsidised post-secondary education 4. I think that a very important program is athletics 5. because many people say a healthy population a happy population 6. I never really thought of that before 7. either age restricted or separated by gender 8. programs are co-ed (they're also open to all ages)

[@nulifarsharipova43]

I can't give a such answer even in my own language...

[@fahmial-hasan8572]

Nulifar Sharipova HAHAHAHAHAH I SWEARR SAMEE FML I HAVE A EXAM IN A FEW DAYS 💔💔💔💔

[@nulifarsharipova43]

@@fahmial-hasan8572 good luck then! 🤗

[@mardon_de]

Bocause you dont have own opinion

[@MAHESHPATEL-rh6hn]

Lol

[@vidamoreno882]

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[@kakapsuperchannel3301]

Firstly, i want to thank because when i listen your lesson i am clear and understand. so thank you so much and i improve my English speaking and i get it good idea how to listen.

[@jasuraslanov8908]

Thank You so much, AE Help. You are the kindest teacher I have ever met. You are doing it so professional, thanks a lot!

[@nd3871]

I started to watch this video with high expectations about how easy IELTS questions, specifically Speaking section, would be, unlike what people usually say about this monster called IELTS exam! Yet, things end-up with frustrations and imagining how badly I would do if similar questions were addressed to me! Man, I'm not even able to answer such questions in my own mother tongue! So, one can imagine how I would perform using a second language with a poor vocabulary bank to use with these topics! Seems I need more than two months to prepare for my FIRST ielts exam to get a high band!

[@mikechen2748]

Thanks for all the nice videos and I benefited a lot. I got 8 for speaking in Jun.13 and I imitated the way of Jade's speaking, which I think is great!

[@Aehelp]

Mike Chen Congrats Mike, great score!

[@user-vv5gm6hp3r]

Her performance is way better than 9. Non-native speakers of English wouldn't need to be as good as her to get a 9. I'd say even most of native speakers can't give her kind of answers

[@Aehelp]

Hi, thank you for your comment. Her performance is indeed quite strong; however, there is no score over 9 :) Technically, a band score of 9 means and expert English user, not only in general but also in specific topics. Even native speakers don't always get the full mark. Yes, it is true that non-native speakers also score 9; however, they are not graded "easier" than a native speaker. *remember accents don't matter unless they impair coherence.

[@iontudoor4976]

AcademicEnglishHelp it is very intresting

[@jerryadam5781]

Hello sir I'm Bkhyt and I'm Sudanese I used to watch your videos even It helps me for my daily conversation, you know I won't give-up what ever happen this is what I have to say thanks so much

[@isharawat2197]

Your lesson is too good and I really decode by yourself...thank you so much sir for giving me more info about IELTS speaking😊 😊

[@Aehelp]

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[@ljem7]

I personally like this video. He used a lot of adjectives which surely made a big difference in his score, also he keeps on explaining further which allowed him to maximize his time, no dead air. The test was conversational which is how it really should be, so I think we dont have to be very formal, and remember not to use gonna wanna, Im so glad he didnt use those. He is also confident. I wish I had the same topic as his.

[@Aehelp]

Thanks for the detailed feedback.

[@cocoacutie3338]

I'm not sure if anyone has already mentioned this, but in the subtitles at 5:27, it says "cloths" instead of "clothes". Those words obviously elicit very different sounds, so that would be pretty important to look at.

[@Aehelp]

Hi Transcending-Nihilism, You are absolutely right, this is a typo. It should read 'clothes' and is pronounced correctly. Keep up the good study!

[@MsScully25]

There is also a mistake when she talks about universities and colleges. In the subtitles it says collages.

[@Aehelp]

Yes, there are a couple of typos in the subtitles. Just remember not to get lost in details and focus on the 'big picture'

[@Mysterious276]

She has a marvellous accent , vocab and fluncey . I hope to have fluncey as her in someday !

[@yurakim8027]

omg, the last part!!! my brain is just blank about that topic

[@TheUkuleleAffair]

I’ve practiced with these questions just now, and I’d say I nailed it. I have so much to say about the community so I was very passionate in answering the part 3. I have to work on a little bit with my emotions though because I get too emotional answering these questions. I agree that it could be hard if you’re likely to be indifferent in your community but one good trick is to get your answers from what you already know. These are general questions about a community so you could talk about your country, which is technically a community, in general.

[@Aehelp]

Indeed, you must be careful not to be too involved with the questions otherwise you can go off-topic. The opposite is also true, you must be careful not to be indifferent about topics - rather, be interested, but not overly excited.

[@mohammedelfadil5859]

hi guys i'm here to tell you that i purchased the online course today and after one month i'm taking the test and i will post my score here i'm aiming over 7,5 band score , wish me good luck

[@Aehelp]

The best of luck on your exam. ***Make sure to follow the 30 Day Study Plan included in your My Student Account. Don't just watch the lesson videos, BUT use the course and the practice tests as well. Again, good studies!

[@ParminderKaur-zm4kw]

can you please tell me your score so that we could know how many online courses are beneficial

[@despertar777]

This is the best IELTS speaking exam I've ever seen

[@Aehelp]

Thanks, be sure to check out the other videos, you will find more good ones like this.

[@silverstorm6973]

Wha?! I hope my questions won't be this difficult cuz my test is tomorrow and after seeing this I'm kinda scared now ...pray for me guys !!!!!

[@silverstorm6973]

Now I'm goin to watch some kittens videos to relief my anxiety

[@Aehelp]

No worries, just focus on the subject and controlling idea of questions. Focus on the grammar used and reflect this in your answers. Go watch those kitten videos and let go of stress! When you want to get back to some studying, join us at www.aehelp.com/

[@ananavarro99]

This person has Taken the examen 3 times, I already watch 3 videos with her

[@Aehelp]

These are mock interviews that show you what you need to do on the test. Clearly, video and other recording equipment is not allowed into an official exam.

[@mollietai8946]

I’m impressed. Take in this spectacular interview. Thanks for coming to IELTS Energy show today.

[@Aehelp]

Thanks and welcome. Keep up the good studies. www.aehelp.com

[@dyc215]

This is really good. I think some of her expressions can also be used on the writing, such as 'display socially irresponsible behaviours'. I guess phrases like this will definate attract the examiner.

[@PauloTravels]

It's interesting that, even in my mother language I don't use these words, and although I understood everything that was being said, I definitely have to study and organize better words to say. Great to hear those answers!

[@Aehelp]

Thanks for your feedback Paulo. Indeed IELTS is assessing the natural use of language as well. Lots more at www.aehelp.com

[@viktoriatoth5809]

I have very mixed feelings about this part of the exam. My English is very good, I live in England for years now and I spoke English already when I came here. I need to take this test now because of changing my job to one that requires it. I have no problem understanding the video, I could translate it word to word in two minutes but I couldn't speak about these topics. I'm not interested in politics, leaderships and what not, I would have trouble speaking about this topic in my own language, it has nothing to do with it being in English. What then? What can I do if I get a topic I can't really talk about just because I don't know anything about it?

[@Aehelp]

Just pretend you like it and talk. It's really that simple. Don't attache sentiment - You need to pass the test, so do what's necessary. You can visualize the topic and just make it up. More at www.aehelp.com.

[@Aehelp]

Hi Fakeland, you are absolutely right! The best way to be creative on the fly is to practice this at home. It is very important that you keep your imagination in training up until the exam. Also, trick yourself into thinking that any topic is interesting - this will also help your creativity. Good studies. www.aehelp.com

[@petermenyhart1988]

Viktoria, l assume that ure Hungarian, just like me haha, lve been living in the uk since 2010, came with no English at all, now its time for me to take the IELTS ( going to study at uni), l agree with you, its hard to talk about something that ure not really into,l feel this isnt fair.but this is how its, we have to accept it and do our best.good luck:)

[@Aehelp]

Indeed this is true Peter. This is not a matter of like or dislike, it's simply necessity. The IELTS examiners try to pick topic which all candidates can approach, but of course, this is difficult with an international exam such as IELTS. Keep up the good study. PS our company founders are Hungarian Canadians : )

[@PikabooxxD]

Viktória Tóth same here bro! I wouldn’t have any idea what to say about leadership, government official or other politic. I hope on the subject on my speaking test is “Why do you think water is important?” I would know what to say because I needed it everyday.

[@joyfulvibe6360]

i really love to listen and learn from your student ms.jade..i hope u'll upload more vedios with her.The way she appear to a question is so natural and fluent.

[@xikmadhaldle6019]

You are best teacher when we see what you understand student thank you

[@Aehelp]

Thanks, for lots more IELTS help, be sure to join us at www.aehelp.com

[@ZhenisAstana]

I would like to say that this speaker deserves high score.

[@МадинаТутинбаева]

omg her speaking her speaking is sooo goood😭😱😍😍

[@estaesleyla8861]

thank you so much for your videos, my exam is on the 8of october and i always watch your videos to improve my speaking!!! they are of great help!

[@Aehelp]

Thank you for the compliment, I'm glad you find them beneficial. Make sure to also check us out at www.aehelp.com

[@robbypandino798]

This is helpful! I'm gonna watch your videos to get some points and strategies! ^_^

[@Aehelp]

For sure and don't forget to check out our website for our free and full courses. www.aehelp.com

[@maximedjoudi132]

Jade got good marks .congratulation ..welcome to my company .world as friend

[@sukhpreetkhosa3212]

My speaking will tomorrow nd thnku sir with the help of these speaking videos I m improving in my speaking thnx a lot

[@Aehelp]

That's excellent. You can also find speaking partners and help on our portal at www.aehelp.com

[@АйжанШарипова-ъ1э]

I think in the video there are some sounds which distract the attention. May be you wanted to underline important phrases but they are unnecessary. Thank you! The answers are very clear.

[@GenesisGenesisA]

Your lessons are the best I really appreciate thanks sir -GENESIS 🌹

[@Aehelp]

Glad you like them!

[@cesurzeynalov6226]

Your lessons are useful and essential. Thanks for teaching

[@Aehelp]

You are welcome, be sure to join us at www.aehelp.com

[@SpicebombEx]

That part 2 alone deserved 9.0, HOLY

[@Aehelp]

Thanks for the comradery : ) Be sure to get all of our HD videos speaking from our world-famous IELTS help site at www.aehelp.com/

[@Manslayer023]

"...if I was a leader, what social issue I would like to change?" I think we must use "if I were a leader" in second conditional? Isn't it a rule?

[@ohyeahh1799]

Hey man is doesn't matter what do you use, either was or were after I. The main point about this is that we can't put were after a plural pronoun. For example: It is acceptable if we say ' I were' either ' I was' But we can't say 'We was'. We have to say ' We were'

[@FlyingUnosaur]

Both are correct. Though, using 'were' with second conditional sentences is more formal.

[@guxin3907]

Well I guess 9 is only for native speaker only.Thanks for sharing.My Examiner in London called Sarah C who is a native white English and she is quite lazy.She did not ask so many follow up questions like this.I think she only spent 10 minutes with me.When I said it is handy to have this ....Then she asked why is it handy?So lazy.

[@leeminhye1503]

I'm having my IELTS speaking test soon... I wish my interviewer will be as friendly as the guy in the video :)

[@soijiro666]

how was it?

[@tanyam2349]

You typed by mistake challenges to challanges but oh my god I like this clip so much. Thank you so I can prepare myself well for the exam. :)

[@feelgoodd933]

i have a question please anyone answer me that she answered wrong or right at 6:33? that she was asked "what are the most popular places to visit for people in your country?" what does the people mean in this question does people mean of her own county's people or other county's people? if you see, she answered about most popular places among her own country's people to visit abroad countries but i think, she supposed to answer about the most popular and attracted places of her country for foreigners and visitors of other country's people. Please answer me, i am really confused in this question, i will be very thankful.

[@Shinobi177]

She's right because the examiner asked her first about travelling and the second question is clear that he meant where her own country people like to travel

[@jihunlee7959]

Both answers are collect. I think it can be interpreted in two ways.

[@narabagirzadeh4160]

She anwered correctly I think because he asked about places so

[@gouthamkema]

thank you sir,you're lessons are very helpfull us to achive a good score in Ielts

[@shirajulmustafa2314]

Kind urge to you ,sir, make this kind of video more. It will be helpful for us a lot.

[@Aehelp]

Thanks, get all of our videos with no ads in HD at www.aehelp.com/full-course/

[@ieltsrocket]

Useful example of speaking test.

[@Aehelp]

Thanks, make sure to join us at www.aehelp.com

[@cofrehere]

thanks for the video!Jade is really good!

[@annacarminadimayuga4185]

I am genuinely surprised that her response garnered a 9 since I noted a dearth in academic words (a.k.a. deep terminologies such as "lugubrious" in place of the word sad). The maximum that my IELTS instructor gave me was a 7.5 when I had utilized at least 15 academic words during my Speaking simulation. I suppose the standards of IELTS examiners here in the Philippines are incredibly unparalleled versus those in English speaking territories like Canada or the UK. However, I found this video to be quite auspicious in terms of how my intonation and speed would be in the actual exam. Thank you!

[@Aehelp]

Hi Anna, Thanks for your comments and questions. Please remember that it is not mainly vocabulary which affects the IELTS score but rather the completeness, accuracy and coherence of a response. In addition, the speaking section of IELTS is the same for General and Academic, neither the test nor the markers should have any discrepancy when evaluating based on these two parameters. Last but not least, the IELTS is an internationally standardized test, which means that the marking scheme is also standardized and there should be no divergence from it in any country. Keep up the good study.

[@Muslim20454]

I want to know how many speaking interview with native speaker in the Full course? Could you explain me in details?

[@RHeard76]

Here is a deep "term." OSTENTATIOUS

[@rakiprahman1996]

it really helped me,,,,thank u soooo much,,,,,,love u guys

[@fams9449]

Great resource for IELTS.

[@layslifestyle2265]

The same person Jade? Nice to meet you again this year hahaha!!

[@ccleo5704]

I am so glad I did find you, to me they mean a lot this people & I appreciate you guys.

[@snehaavarachan864]

😍, okk, good for IELTS students

[@tannu8447]

very interesting video...............and special thanks for the subtitles

[@Aehelp]

You are most welcome. For similar videos and much more help, check us out at www.aehelp.com/

[@mukhritdinegamberdiev8469]

Firstly, the answers are perfect that i love them. But there is a question and answer that i don't understand. The examiner ask a question about popular places in Canada, and the candidate said, Canadians like traveling to America and Mexico.

[@montasirrahman8113]

Simply say it was wonderful interview.

[@brazilianniceguy]

This is the second time I see you here, I hope you have studied more, last time I gave you 8.5.

[@مستريحييانجلش]

Wow It's so hard interview.How could she relax and answer all of these!!!!

[@Aehelp]

By focusing on the question, identifying its topic and controlling idea then providing a complete, complex answer with reasons and details. Keep doing this and you will succeed too! www.aehelp.com/full-course

[@مستريحييانجلش]

Wow thank you so much

[@Aehelp]

You are most welcome. Good studies and visit us at www.aehelp.com/full-course

[@strikethroughstudio]

like a beauty pagent-ish questions in part 3

[@Aehelp]

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this? Can you be more specific?

[@TheUkuleleAffair]

I agree, I felt like I’m in Miss Universe as I was answering these questions! Haha

[@carolinejames5347]

The lesson is great

[@Sunlit57]

OMG. She's sooo good. I hope I do as good as her.x)

[@DL92_]

she definitely deserves the 9 band

[@realdiamond3065]

hi thank tou for the lesson

[@ninslaurel4179]

Gosh! I feel like I just wanna cry all the way

[@Aehelp]

Take a deep breath, focus and be confident.

[@noumanmohd]

Thank you so much its really helpful

[@Aehelp]

You are most welcome. Make sure to check us out at www.aehelp.com/full-course

[@Aehelp]

There are too many topics to list. Topics are culturally and geographically insensitive. However, there are still many topics to choose from. You need to learn strategies that apply to all of these topics. For this go to www.aehelp.com/

[@kokoaxanath2672]

I can understand, I just use the subs as a guide, I'm not bad at all, the only problem is... I do not have a good listening, I have a problem in my ear, and I need to use an auxiliar, what should I do? I am gonig to do the exam this month

[@alparslanseans3343]

writing part is quite hard people should prepare something before exam because there is a timer that affect your score

[@AlanRangel5]

I'm not a native english speaker, but I think that I saw a mistake in the subtitles. It would be "they are" and not "their" in 13:09? Is it correct?

[@chekuriashok]

Yes it is correct, by the way I'm also not a native English speaker

[@kaunispaikka9029]

yes it´s wrong! it should be "they" not their.

[@Aehelp]

It should be 'they're'. This is a typo. Good eye.

[@juliaeggert4601]

I don't know if this is still relevant, but there are a couple of typos: 1. 5:27 cloths instead of clothes 2. 5:32 challanges instead of challenges 3. 5:51 importnat instead of important also you don't really stick to either the American spelling or the British, e.g. with travelling and traveled. I hope I am not obnoxious, overall your video was very helpful and I hope I'll deliver a performance that is as good as hers.

[@safazaman1299]

hey great videos i hve my ielts speaking module on friday and i am so nervous in my previous ielts i scored 7.5 but like three years ago so again for Canadian express entry i am appearing hope your video helps me fingers crossed 🤞

[@Aehelp]

Thank you Safa, we will have live IELTS class January 4th, 14:30 London, 20:00 New Delhi, 22:30 Beijing and 9:30 New York time. Hope you join.

[@riadahmed5543]

Native speaker 10 out of 9

[@Aehelp]

Nope, many native speakers do not score over 8 on the IELTS (band 9 is an expert user of English - not just fluent and accurate)

[@RNFKR]

jeez, that questions are pretty hard. i need to know everything before i take this test

[@willianpaesdeandrade9312]

Thank you!

[@Aehelp]

You are most welcome, join our Premium IELTS package at www.aehelp.com/full-course/

[@mohammedsaeeddowelbite386]

v good lecture thank u v much

[@anhhct]

some people say that the IELTS exam is kinda inconsistent, which means that you may get different scores at different times, with different examiners, especially in the speaking and writing section. Please give me your opinion of whether this is true or not? Thanks!

[@karanameshwarrao1772]

Can anyone say free writing task evaluation website please 😭

[@omarnoor767]

Those videos take off a lot of stress of my chest.

[@Aehelp]

You are most welcome, join our Premium IELTS package at www.aehelp.com/full-course/

[@n.w.7999]

I would like to see an example for 6.5 full video. Please kindly provide to me as well. AcademicEnglishHelp

[@MultiLollpop]

I just really hope I don't get any topic on community . I think most pupil in developing countries are not familiar with it at all since it is not present at all in our societies. I really had a hard time answering these questions...

[@Aehelp]

I am sure you must have some form of community spirit. Just take what you know and adapt it to the questions. This is where visualization and critical thinking become key to success. Learn these skills on our site at: www.aehelp.com/

[@charlierothwell6756]

Some of the spelling in these subtitles is a bit dodgy...

[@yammanuruarun]

Can someone please help me understand the difference between below two sentences? What are the most popular places to visit for people in your country? What are the most popular places in your country for people to visit?

[@thepacific_ocean]

could you please give a correct explanation of the sentence " He campaigned his way into victory"

[@antoinehaddad2553]

+resoluteman He used campaigns and propaganda to help him reach the position he was aiming to get or reach.

[@cavidhummatov4431]

+Antoine Haddad according to your definition, how might all these sentences be correctly translated? "Kirk Cousins is playing his way into a new contract" "Jese starting to play his way into Real Madrid's plans" "James Young working his way into Celtics’ rotation"

[@oneyouu8070]

Ielts questions are so difficult. I reckon that why many english leaners switch to PTE.

[@mohdkaleemkhan9994]

My exam is within two days from now, I need a speaking partner.

[@shivaneechauhan4087]

In this video, when the examiner asked Jade about international travel in Canada, would it be appropriate to talk about international travel to her country ?

[@Aehelp]

I suppose it may be interpreted this way. In this case, it would be okay. Good question.

[@hasbyalah]

Should you make the guest sound level is more higher than that as the interviewer is very louder than her.

[@orgilo4528]

Hello. I'm trying to improve my English skill. Also I need get high score of IELTS. Than you from Mongolia all the best

[@TsendeTheRipper]

Hed avsan haha

[@bahmankardan4617]

oh... she was just a kind of dragon! she made me fully dispointed in my En.

[@Aehelp]

Don't be disappointed. Although many of us do it, it's actually not a good idea to compare our English to others. English is spoken by almost 2 billion people worldwide with different accents, dialects and backgrounds. So, don't be disappointed, just keep practicing and do your best!

[@bahmankardan4617]

Thank you man. absolutely you'r right! ;)

[@Aehelp]

: ) For sure. Good studies from the team at aehelp

[@FREDKURIA]

Drop a alike if you saw this a few hours to your test like me

[@pilipinoakotv5338]

i wish i can speak english like him. brilliant and fluent english speaking. i want to take ielts exam also for working purpose. but how?

[@Aehelp]

Get prepared on our website at www.aehelp.com.

[@AliHasanAli]

(challenges) it should be written with letter (e) not (a) you wrote it (challanges) and that was mistake

[@santiagoarce5672]

He makes so many mistakes all over the place!

[@rukhsarsadeqi4487]

I hate the cue card . It's hard to become ready for telling stories in just one minute. if i were in her place i wouldn't be able to say a word about simple issue . so i am sure she has preparation before .

[@Iliares]

Why are there so many mistakes in the subtitles? I'd expect better quality from the makers of such a video.

[@Aehelp]

Hard coded subs are a very tedious and meticulous process, it is easy to make mistakes. However, we do strive to improve on this with each release. Thanks for your feedback.

[@ErenKarakoca]

I can never speak like her. :( She is really fluent in English.

[@Aehelp]

Sure you can. If some people can be this fluent in five or more languages, all of us can become this fluent in at least two. I believe in you, just keep up the good work.

[@ErenKarakoca]

Thank you for your motivation :) I'm planning to buy your course soon. I believe it will help me a lot.

[@miroenriquez5473]

I'll be having my first ever IELTS examination soon here in the Philippines. I don't have any idea yet on speaking test so this video is really helpful. My question is, what if I receive a topic that I don't care too much about? I know I can't make the interviewer change it for me (who the hell am I to ask even) but still can I request? I don't want to create stuff I won't be natural if I do.

[@citkat5743]

+Ramiro Enriquez You can be imaginative. Make up something and be able to naturally talk about it without taking too much time to think. You'll have to develop it then, don't say you can't. It doesn't have to be stressful. Topics are obviously not always relatable so it doesn't matter if your response is not true. I'd personally use someone I saw on TV and said they lived a few blocks down the road from my house, maybe change the name to native, etc. to respond to that card. The examiner is marking you on your speaking skills.

[@Aehelp]

+Cit Kat Excellent advice Cit Kat. I agree with each point. Using stories from films and making them into 'real' situations is an excellent way find quick and effective responses.

[@desaipratik18]

INITIALLY SHE SAID THAT SHE IS FROM WESTERN MOST PART BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA AND THEN WHEN WAS ASKED ABOUT THE " WHAT ARE THE MOST POPULAR PLACES TO VISIT FOR PEOPLE IN YOUR COUNTRY?" SHOULD"NT SHE WOULD SPEAK ABOUT CANADIAN PLACES RATHER THAN WHAT SHE MENTIONED? -please help! track time 6:32

[@Aehelp]

+Pratik Desai Hi Pratik, This is a good question. The problem really lies in the question itself - "what are the most popular places to visit for people in your country?". This can be interpreted in two ways. First, it can be interpreted as "where in your country are the most popular places people visit?"; second, it can be interpreted as "where do people in your country often go?". While you have taken the first interpretation, the student in the video took the second. Because the question is rather ambiguous, either response is fine. Good question, through - it shows you are thinking critically about the material! For more IELTS help, please visit www.aehelp.com

[@desaipratik18]

+AcademicEnglishHelp I see. Thanks for your quick and detailed answer.

[@Aehelp]

You are most welcome Pratik. Keep up the good studies. From the team at www.aehelp.com

[@Aehelp]

Use subtitles in movies improve your IELTS skills with these three strategies: 1. Beginner: Watch video with subtitles and repeat what the characters say every 5-10 seconds. Take breaks every five minutes. 2. Intermediate: Watch video without subtitles and pause every 5-10 seconds to write down what you heard. Then, check to see if what you heard and the subtitle match. 3. Advanced: Watch video with subtitles and paraphrase what the characters say every 5-10 seconds. Aim to paraphrase at least 50% of dialogues. Here is an complete IELTS speaking video with subtitles taken from our website: Full IELTS Speaking Section Interview with Native English Speaker Score High Ex3

[@MegaEvoluzione]

Two huge mistakes in the subtitles