IELTS Speaking Test with Feedback 2022 | 8.5+ Band | IELTS Leap Scholar

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[@indiraghai7972]

Persistency pays off

[@sunilkumarkurup8644]

An 8 score would be more appropriate. Did not expand answers at any stage. It was like a question n answer session . Also, there's no word ' journaling ' in the English language. Seemed to be in a hurry to finish the test. On the whole - a good effort.

[@forevermusichouse8712]

Great mentor

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[@manojmohan3862]

This candidate wouldn't be rated an 8.5 in the actual IELTS test because she'd need to be rated a band 9 in at least 2 of the 4 parameters. And to be rated a band 9 in any of the criteria, you'd have to be almost perfect, making just occasional slips. It's disappointing that there's no explanation as to how the interviewer arrived at this score. That said, this video is a clear example of how IELTS trainers in India often rate students - they give the test taker a band score based on the overall impression they make, which is not how it is done in the actual test. Also, the interviewer mispronounced a number of words - content, coherence and pronunciation (wrong word stress) are the ones I can remember off the cuff.

[@realshahalam]

yeahh..she would hardly get 5 bands..if u knw who m talking about 😛

[@jewelrahmanr1681]

@@realshahalam lo

[@nishatnaila5468]

That's how badly they evaluate these days, mostly in British Council Bangladesh where most of the examiners are from India.

[@ahosanantor05954]

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[@haidertopg]

@@realshahalam the examinee was not good at all, she used all the simple sentences.

[@AR-tj1ru]

what kind of teacher she is,,, she need tO see the paper for question... 😗

[@gurpreeti8858]

Excellent interview ☺️

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[@ankitbeniwal1772]

Madm ji agr eske 8.5 h to aapke to 10 honge because you are extremely fluent than her

[@jasleenkaurdhillon1132]

What she was asking ques by watching down

[@mhspokenhome]

Nice presentation 👍👍👍👍👍

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Thank you😊

[@aditikrishnakumar9848]

Definitely needs a glass of water. She wasn't stammering and spoke very well, it's just the constant crackling in her voice seems like she's about to dive into a violent fit of coughs.

[@itsnikhee6243]

Yeah!! This is what I came to say!

[@sachithasaru1891]

AA

[@mosesnewton9983]

😁😁😁😁😂 for sure 🤣

[@MdNazim-xc9nm]

😭😭

[@mdrafiulrafi2942]

I love her

[@khadgam5428]

Mam! Your part, as the interviewer, was really terrific but I wanna bring to your notice that you too committed a couple of grammatical errors in your speech when you gave your evaluation of the candidate's performance! You used double comparatives like 'more longer" and " more calmer" which should have been avoided! Hope you understand! Thanks and all the best!

[@kumarramesh8789]

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[@manojmohan3862]

Well spotted! To be honest, it's the kind of error that you wouldn't expect a competent IELTS trainer to make.

[@khadgam5428]

@@manojmohan3862 You are correct Sir! I know it pretty well, too! However, Mam was speaking of grammaticality of the sentences used by the candidates. Hence I arrived at the opinion that it may be an issue of consequence for the participants to be careful about. I have no two words about the the proficiency of the interviewer! Indeed I'm lekker happy and thoroughly enjoyed watching how she conducted the interview! Thanks anyways!

[@khadgam5428]

@@manojmohan3862 Thanks so much Sir!

[@manojmohan3862]

@@khadgam5428, with due respect, I don't think the interviewer has a clear understanding of the IELTS assessment criteria. Just listen to the feedback on pronunciation, and you'll know what I mean. There's no mention of concepts such as connected speech, rhythm or syllables. Similarly, when discussing the test taker's vocabulary use, the interviewer doesn't talk about collocations at all, which is a key area that IELTS examiners focus on to determine whether a test taker has just learnt up vocabulary for the test. I don't mean to disrespect anyone, but this video should ideally have a detailed analysis of the test taker's performance, with examples of good and poor language use.

[@Strictlyspicy194]

Excellent answering

[@happyhapp1094]

our trainers always say never try to use hand gestures and mother tongue pause like "aaa"

[@lovepreetdhaliwal516]

Mam how to contact with you because I want to my speaking test give you 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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[@runadas0603]

The reason should get 8 and above because she sounded natural with her great voice modulation and appropriate pauses too.

[@krishnaSagar69]

I would just drift into the answer. I’m practising to make my answers short and direct.

[@drharshadpatel6281]

"In compared to" is WRONG. in comparison to. Is the correct way. ALSO sounds unnatural and sounds like answers have been rehearsed. Well done for fooling IELTS learners 🤔

[@hasanpatel6641]

Better to leave India at childhood age.

[@mhspokenhome]

Thanks

[@narendrasirohi945]

Very nice presentation mam🙏

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Thank you🙌

[@md.nazmulhasan2283]

Sound is not clear to hear.

[@mahimalek529]

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[@spiderparker3228]

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[@tarekrahman3161]

Thanks you ma'am

[@gurvirsingh6184]

but is used 12-13 time 🤷

[@abhaymanjharia477]

Aa krta kaam ohi!!😂😂😂😂

[@drharshadpatel6281]

Well spotted

[@mdfahimhossen8305]

Excellent performance ❤️

[@lopamudrasen5552]

Seen

[@shashipatel2653]

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[@mrravi3733]

Face difficulty in reading 2 attempts ielts only achieve 5 bands in reading😐

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[@savisavi8376]

In real teacher examiner... never except one line answer... Even in 1st part

[@vinushakumarathunga2719]

I get the feeling that this is scripted and the candidate is reciting what is given to her.

[@harmankaur8094]

HAYEEEEEE😍😍😍 I want to learn this fluent english 😌🤨

[@HabiburRahaman-cd2zv]

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[@shimondhotekar477]

Her English is good but her answers are short {not so short}

[@deensnevil286]

Thank you ma'am this was very helpful

[@joyprakashdhar86]

It is scam. Not solve any doubt, no responds, not refund my fees. This is a trap.

[@tanzeel77]

I spoke equally good but i got 7.5

[@mundarurkaton8545]

Wgsufdda

[@sharifulislam1982]

Sound quality should be improved & subtitle in larger font

[@sukhdeepsingh8300]

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[@sukhdeepsingh8300]

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[@ravindrasingh-oy7tl]

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[@wecanwewill625]

I really feel that the candidate was not using any vocubalry and any advance connectors ,then how she became able to achieve 8.5 bands ?

[@nirajraut9408]

What do you mean by advanced vocabulary? In my opinion, she used relevant vocabulary based on the questions.

[@IELTSbyLeap]

Hey! Thanks for watching the video. However, we follow multiple parameters in accordance with British Council guidelines at the time of giving feedback. Regards, Team Leap!

[@josephjames859]

You are missing the woods for the trees. She is able to put her ideas across effectively and effortlessly. Go to hell with your vocabulary and advance connectors. The criteria are just guidelines. They are not to be followed religiously and ridiculously. Your comment shows that you need some basic lessons in grammar before arrogating yourself to the position of a judge. It's definitely a 9 for me.

[@nirajraut9408]

@@josephjames859 Absolutely, man! She spoke so well. Some people expect shoehorning _fancy_ words into sentences, which is a ridiculous idea.

[@ajaymathur5346]

Content related hesitation accepted in 9 band checklist provided by IDP therefore compares with them instead asking someone else. Indeed we can become 80 % examiner just simply learn all criteria available on IDP site ( band discripter).

[@reajali2555]

Good yrr

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😊🙌

[@manojmohan3862]

Hi Admin, Could you please give us a breakdown of this test taker's speaking score: Fluency & coherence? Lexical resource? Grammatical range & accuracy? Pronunciation?

[@mhspokenhome]

Good

[@mhspokenhome]

Nice

[@gymaterial]

Mam can we look at the page where we have prepared our cue card while speaking

[@halimaidriskara]

Yes! of course, you can and again and again looking at cue card never bothers the examiner as eye contact is not that necessary in 2 part of your speaking session ❤️

[@gymaterial]

@@halimaidriskara thank you so much mam

[@manojmohan3862]

You can keep looking at your notes while you speak. Please also keep the task card where you can see it clearly - if you ever dry up before the 2 minutes are over, you can look at the prompts (fragments that begin with Wh- words) and identify something new to say. Test rules clearly state that the examiner can collect your note pad and task card only after Part 2 draws to a close. Good luck! 🙂

[@sayeedriyad2410]

@@halimaidriskara hello mam

[@sukhmanjeetkaur7457]

Top notch speaking

[@Abd26373]

She is damn cute ❤️❤️❤️i love you lot tanya

[@Gadavillers-Panoir]

Indeed i hope she wears thongs.

[@Abd26373]

😍😍

[@Abd26373]

🥰🥰

[@Abd26373]

🥰🥰

[@whyfactorial0is168]

Nice

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[@priyanshumittal3810]

It is only of 7+ band speaking not more than that

[@mhspokenhome]

Yes

[@jishnurajrnandu]

Mam , I m a stammering person, so could you tell me stammering reduce my bands or not

[@IELTSbyLeap]

In general, stammering will definitely affect your speaking band scores, but speaking with detailed explanations will indubitably compensate for that loss. Regards, Team Leap!

[@jayantighosh4924]

Please consult a speech therapist if you want. They'll give you suggestions and tips to overcome stammering

[@josephjames859]

Jishnu, I have seen a couple of persons overcoming the problem and becoming very confident speakers. Very often it is a psychological thing which can be tackled in a supportive environment. Alternatively, you could inform the examiner or the organisation about your problem and request them to factor it in while evaluating your performance. If you have obtained a certificate of your difficulty from the competent authority, you can submit the same to them. I am sure they will grant some concessions to a differently abled persons. Have courage and confidence. This isn't a major hurdle at all. All the best.

[@mahtab.tonmoy]

Too many questions in part 1 . No?

[@islamic-tv50]

so beautiful sharing i am from Bangladesh❤️💖

[@glenguinto5987]

One of my learnings is that, to sleep earlier (positive change)

[@xSemion]

Do we answer by looking up to cue card

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[@varasadiyamanav3747]

Yes, you can.

[@xSemion]

@@varasadiyamanav3747 is this true or …?

[@NishanSingh-lr4fr]

There is a limit to see cue card but not more than 3 times

[@_jianthuilungkamei_3643]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@conversationinenglishbd]

আপনার ভিডিও আমার খুব ভালো লাগে।

[@NehaSingh-jl9js]

Why her voice is trembling?

[@gangstar3662]

Sounds effects was much to be improvised

[@pranaypandu9268]

But in reall u need not see the paper

[@parmpreetsinghsaggu7520]

There is no such rule

[@pranaypandu9268]

@@parmpreetsinghsaggu7520 ok tq bro

[@mhspokenhome]

Appricate you mam.

[@IELTSbyLeap]

😊🙌

[@marzusiddiq2811]

Voice is too bad. I think she Could speak nicely..but too much pose🤣

[@abdurrouf2031]

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[@haidertopg]

she spoke bad, all simple sentences

[@mohammadjubair2539]

Good working maam

[@joyonthego76]

Participant voice so bad.. Like broken spiker 🥴

[@1rdwn]

Damn tired of seeing this add in my feed, dislike👎

[@mohdgufran5747]

It's not IELTS interview becouse mam was asking only easy question really i don't think so

[@siyanaa9901]

What's wrong with her voice ?

[@aditisonar9410]

Right.. Her voice is really weird 😫😫😫 just don't feel like listening to her.

[@Abd26373]

Tnya i dnot know how much i love you..you are that lady who aquire my mind.. Please come lets go for marry🥰

[@sukhpreetsingh3114]

Her voice is very annoying although her speaking is good

[@josephjames859]

Your voice is your voice. You can do nothing about it.

[@zochiang]

😂😂😂 bs

[@aspatiala1313]

Cue card to dekhkar bol rhi hai 🤷‍♀️

[@parmpreetsinghsaggu7520]

J dekh k ni bol skde ta likhvonde hi kyo ne

[@prayaasacademy5245]

Both have dirty sound

[@waheedabegum4417]

0p

[@himelg]

৬৬৬ি৬

[@NishanSingh-lr4fr]

She was glancing toward her notes of cue card more than thrice It's against the rules by IELTS As maximum limit to look at notes is just 3

[@gauravrana6400]

There is no such rule bro

[@manojmohan3862]

There's no such rule, Nishan Singh. I'm afraid you've been misinformed.

[@EnhanceCODM]

Stop emailing me Leap scholer🤮

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[@geetnegi8888]

Talking way is very down 👎