IELTS Speaking test band score of 7 with feedback

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

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[@fanshawenewsnetwork8593]

Great. Thanks. Actually, I was looking for a place to take the speaking test

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

@@fanshawenewsnetwork8593 sure, please click on this link and follow the instructions: rossielts.com/online-mock-test-of-speaking-with-feedback/?preview=true

[@IELTSExpert1]

your course is very brilliant

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

@@IELTSExpert1 We try our best to serve all our students around the world. Thanks for your positive vibes

[@IELTSExpert1]

@@RossIELTSAcademy love you so much

[@mahdiyaabdujabbarova5002]

I like this examiner, he is always kind with all candidates, I, honestly, appreciate him❤️ In addition, I love his recommendations as well as feedbacks!

[@nanamana2318]

I am introvert. Hopefully, they do not ask about building. The only building that I want to stay in or visit it is my house.

[@annauralochka1999]

I can relate🙈😆

[@afrazalam9591]

Just lie. They ain't gonna ask for proof whether you went there or not.

[@kelvinyuen8693]

@@afrazalam9591 what if they ask me to describe a book in part 2, I’d be doomed since I have never finished a single book in my life nor I know any book names😂

[@afrazalam9591]

@@kelvinyuen8693 Bruh just explain the plot of any movie adaptation of a book. "I've read Lord of the rings, *proceed to explain 12 hours worth of story*"

[@FinnWolfhard_fan_]

Same

I really appreciate the examiner, he is so motivating and his feedbacks are on point. Feeling stressed is inevitable in such exams and the examiner's behaviour really affects the test taker.

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thanks

[@25anlac]

This examiner is so gentle, friendly, and polite.

[@SaraAli-qz9ii]

The examiner is a polite person and he can make the candidate feel comfortable

[@faezehrafee7125]

Exactly🙏

[@robinsarao9230]

Honestly the best feedback ever, hope i had my speaking tutor like him.

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

You can join our speaking course prepared by himself which includes one online mock test of speaking, too rossielts.com/speaking/

[@BON847]

I want to take my IELTS mock test by such a polite Sir "Samson", I have never seen such a good-minded teacher on the internet before. Although it is not possible for me especially for internet issues because where I have been living in the countryside of Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩 Just pray for me ,, I'm taking my IELTS preparation

[@agomon.]

😐

[@emmads]

Most likely all examiners are kind, plus, they are trained to lead a comfortable discussion. No need to be afraid of stumbling upon a mad examiner, as there are none☺️

[@EagleRace-bz7ln]

Hello

[@nayjor5940]

Ok

[@emonahmed5056]

Tanjina afrin may i know you !

[@hassanhh344]

She was good at the answers. I thought she'd get a score of 8. Thank you

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Some mistakes which are explained in the feedback part stopped her to get a higher band score

[@ismaelrosa8091]

I concur Mr. Samson's feedback. Plus, she tends to wander in her speech and repeat words that are not appropriate for the question asked.

[@DostonRadjabov-d1n]

Noo,She has a lot of grammatical mistakes such as > Allocate to* ❌ To =For ✅ Would rather to = We don’t need (To) It is really bad mistake

[@muhammadzakariyo786]

Yeah bro I wish I could have an examiner like you so friendly 🙂

[@fiftycracker1223]

I just had two days preparation before the test and I had overall: 6 and 7 in speaking...can’t believe my eyes

[@abirnaskar3458]

She is a very good speaker and very fluent; she definitely deserves 8 or more, but her answer in Part 2 seems like it was memorized as she went off topic.

[@mdpaplumia5307]

i never sceen before like a teacher.... Really he is best teacher ever... In my perception.. Best off luck sir.. Love you always... From Bangladesh

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thanks

[@sharifi.family_]

From Afghanistan 🇦🇫 OMG I never believed that I can listen it and know everything, but I did it. My speaking is very near to her , and I am so glad because now I know that I'm ready for IELTS. As soon that I could, I will take the exam.

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Great. All the best

[@MFaizan95]

i felt the same too. my speaking level is pretty much similar to her.. but last year i gave ielts and scored 6.5 in speaking... and just yesterday i gave mock test online and i got 6 :/ idk why lol, even though i felt it was better than before.

[@user-bb2fz4zp1d]

@@MFaizan95 how did you take the mock test online?can you send me its link? Is it free??

[@MFaizan95]

@@user-bb2fz4zp1d it helps but im alot better in in-person conversations i scored 6 (speaking) in this online test but scored 7 in actual cuz i was confident

[@slowedremix7617]

In my opinion. If she did not repeat some words, she could reach much higher score than band 7. She speaks very fluently without stopping. Therefore there was one problem - vocabulary. And this part of speaking test decreased her score to 7

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thanks for sharing your opinion

[@gorizon93]

Well, as the examiner said, and I totally agree with him, vocabulary was wonderful, she didn't have any problems with that. The band 7 was due to some mispronunciations and some grammar mistakes. Almost everything that decreased her score was related to her speed when speaking. There's no need to rush, it can disturb our fluency. But I don't underestimate the importance of what you've said, "Actually..." was an overused adverb and it was even misplaced sometimes.

[@rahathassan4922]

She was inside very nervous but her body language is absolutely good.

[@sofyamalyukova4383]

Hello! Great video and useful feedback to prepare for the speaking test. Thanks to your previous videos I scored 7.0 in my ielts speaking too☺️

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Best of luck!

[@asifmutallimzade8208]

hi.how are you? i need help to improve my english. Can you help me

[@videotutorialsss]

Hey, I'm amazed with the examiner you are so kind 👍 your first viewer from Pakistan 🤗

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thanks for your nice comment dear Madiha

[@cherrycherry8517]

She is so good that she deserves more then 7😢

[@ismaelrosa8091]

Not really. She makes basic mistakes like mixing verb tenses in the same sentence and tends to repetition by using the same words that have been suspectfully learnt by heart, i.e., allocate, in order to, etc

[@hosseinmoosavi9037]

Hi there, I think when your candidate told about her story she should was used from past verbs but several times she was used present verbs for example at the minutes 6:19 & 6: 28 she said don`t have in order ... in case she should say I didn`t have in order ... and then she said we go to Germane ... in fact, she should saids we went to Germane that you have forgotten to explain about these mistakes.

[@netsaikaja5557]

This lady is good. She deserved a band 9

[@MusuHarun]

Need to avoid to use “actually, well” for part 1. I have seen this from my experience that if you use those words for beginning all of the sentences then you will lose your band score.

[@nariman_alizada.]

Nə istifadə edə bilərik əvəzində?

[@byramov10]

@@nariman_alizada. actually işlətmək olar ancaq çox yox 1-2 dəfə

[@jinshikai]

9:30 She thought visiting historical buildings is "a squandering time", but 11:49 She said "one of the most interesting parts in my hobbies is to visiting so much historical attractions", and it's "dramatically lavish". Would a contradiction like this lead to a deduction of score in IELTS exam?

[@KAMALS530]

No , IELTS is not about truth or false, the speaking capacity,grammar, fluency are judged not the facts

[@oleksandr.veresiuk]

Passing an exam to Jamie Vardy is really fascinating )))

[@saidjumanne3721]

Thank you for your service, God blessing

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Our pleasure!

[@waseem8830]

Sometimes I see people who get like 7.5, and I tell myself that I am better than them in English, but this girl with 7 is better than me

[@_Sheyila_]

😂😂😂😂

[@Gisoo200]

😂😂😂😂😂​@@_Sheyila_

[@babarsworld2953]

First viewer from Bangladesh ❤

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Great dear Anamul. You won a free Online Mock test of Speaking with us. Please contact us using this email: [e-mail]

[@Yelikai]

I will take the exam on 20th November ,this months. Wish me luck guys

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

All the best

[@embashr2906]

Good luck sister

[@abbikoo7178]

@Dono Kuzimetova How much did you got band score?

[@alexandrearaujodecarvalho]

I have been studying English for three hours. I am studying English right now. That's just what I need.

[@lampofdream4492]

I am watching from bangladesh.i watch sometimes your spkeaking video and i think it's good.inashallah one day i will give the IELTS Speaking test it's my hope. everyone prayer for me.

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

All the best

[@lampofdream4492]

thanks

[@alirezaexperience1356]

She used "actually and "in order to" in every single sentence 😅 it was good enough for 7 👌

[@mahdibahmanpour1495]

And "I would rather" :)

[@maissama5360]

Its like when we use (like) in every single sentence

[@marcoberrio870]

allocate too

[@embashr2906]

But we have got benefit from her video ..

[@imtiazalikhan4553]

I got 7 in speaking. Honestly speaking, i had a poor education background. But I was natural and confident in my speaking.

[@acayogladys9900]

Same apply to me, tried the first time and I got 6, second time 7 and going for the third time but whenever I think of IELTS speaking, I freeze 😢. My next exam is just a week time to

[@eldoreshmamatov5034]

How much time did you spend for preparation for the exam

[@pasindubandara9143]

He is a very good, polite examiner 🤝🤝❤

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thanks

[@nariman_alizada.]

She deserves much more score than 7.

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

She was very confident. She got a strong band 7

[@in5729]

That's what I was going to say

[@Moroccanundisputed]

*deserves, well I'm willing to go over there besides I'm optimistic to get a good mark & frankly that guy was so humble, he was talking so slowly for entrants to figure everything out . Hats off to u, man! Just Standing by form Morocco 🇲🇦

[@newday8074]

Yes i agree she was great

[@sabikhan9072]

I wish i would have like this examiner he is very kind ..I like his behaviour very much..

[@travelwithasan]

wow. such an informative video. Thank you for sharing this :)

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bhagrathishah9736]

To be totally upfront, he is best tutor

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thanks

[@sharmiliroy3108]

U r great teacher ,n she is good speaker too..👍👍👍

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thanks dear Sharmili

[@doxa7970]

Hi everybody, tomorrow I’m going to take speaking part, and the day after tomorrow rest of exam,i really want to get 7 and higher wish me luck,I’m gonna share results after 2 weeks!

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Good luck!!

[@doxa7970]

@@RossIELTSAcademy thank you i felt myself too confident during the speaking, spoke fluently i hope for high results,but some problems i faced related to ideas(

[@doxa7970]

@@RossIELTSAcademy took 6 overall 😔

[@amirmalak5313]

thank for sharing these helpful videos with us. awesome tips good show✔👌👏👏😃

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Glad you like them dear Amir!

[@ibrahim5592]

Timing is very important remember it friends I am GETTING THE STRESS SEEING THIS VIDEO ....Before exam stress😐

[@korndarakon8606]

I really favorite this video, I want to you produce video for people who need to practice speaking skill for IELTS test. Thank a lot ❤😊😊

[@alexandrearaujodecarvalho]

Hello teacher, My name is Alexandre Araújo de Carvalho, I am 36 years old, I am from Brazil. I was born in Rio de Janeiro city. Thank you so much for your support.

[@mim.r4499]

What a lovely examiner, so kind and generous:) the lady was not as prepared as being scored 7, in my opinion

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

It's so nice of you. All the best

[@zahraborzoo6353]

i wish i could take my exam with ross but unfortunately im in the other city. tomorrow i will have mock and in 11th of august is my ielts exam ... wish me luck buddies

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Hello there! Please click on the link and follow the instructions. The test lasts 25 minutes: 12 minutes of the test and 13 minutes of feedback. You will learn your band score and tips on how to improve it. rossielts.com/product/online-mock-test-of-speaking/

[@laviesingh3430]

Gracious conversation ❤️❤️

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thanks dear Lavie

[@kartikkulkarni3138]

Hello. Great video. Is it necessary to use a lot of variations in grammatical concepts or are simple yet effective sentences sufficient? Same question about idiomatic language because I'm not the kind of person who uses many phrases in their day-to-day conversations. Would that negatively affect my score?

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

To get 7 in grammar you MUST use complex structures and avoid simple structures and by saying this doesn't mean that you should use very complicated structures. To learn how to make complex structures watch this vides: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZKudpl-jMtnlZI Concerning idiomatic language, you should use them properly and naturally. In case you just memorize some and make yourself using them, then you will lose points

[@kartikkulkarni3138]

@@RossIELTSAcademy thank you so much for your prompt reply. I've been following this channel for quite a while and it has helped me a lot.

[@SaTi07]

Is it correct to say "Can I see your ID...?" Because can means you are question your abilities to see. Or"May I see " would be more appropriate to use? 🙏

[@salmaneng2464]

She deserved more than the score is given 7! Unfair

[@svetlanabogacheva4694]

Hi,Samson. Would you be so kind please to clarify for me what was wrong with the pronunciation of “visit”? it is in about 17:27. I played it back 5 times but still can’t hear the difference between the correct “visit” and the incorrect one. It makes me scary cose I am Russian,we have totally different phonetic in our language, this is why quite often I can’t really copy of native pronunciation,I can’t hear the difference how the same latter may sound in different words. But the word visit is such an easy and short word,which surprised me a lot I can really understand how to pronounce it correctly? Thank you in advance

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Dear Svetlana, the problem was that the candidate pronounced the V as W. Visit is the correct but her pronunciation was like (We-sit)

[@svetlanabogacheva4694]

@@RossIELTSAcademy thanks fro your reply

[@HimelahmedChowdhury]

I think examiner is very friendly.

[@ec9386]

I think it’s not just about testing English ability. When I was asked about questions I am totally not interested, all I could do was lie…

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

So many people have the same wrong idea. IELTS doesn't want to test your general information or doesn't want you to be able to answer all questions. What IELTS attempts is to test how would you react in a situation that you don't know the answer in an English speaking country. Imagine yourself when someone asks you a question in your language and you don't know the answer. How would you react? Simply, you explain that you don't know the answer and you give reasons for that. Same happens with IELTS

[@ec9386]

@@RossIELTSAcademy Really appreciate for you advice! I didn’t even know that I could just give response that way. If I say I don’t know the answer and explain, will the examiner change to another question? Will it affect my score?

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

@@ec9386 He or she just move to another question.

[@alifarzam7526]

I really thank you for sharing the video and appreciate the Examiner attitude. U r so cute

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Always a pleasure

[@zoobaali1766]

She says "I'd rather "to" spend ..." alot. I think it's correct to say "I'd rather spend ..." without "to".

[@straylife1]

I think "I would rather to" is grammatically wrong and she used it so many times...but she didn't get a bad score .... So I think the point is that talking is more important in these kinds of tests rather than being accurate...

[@davitgyozalyan8067]

I watched this video and went for IELTS on 18 Feb. I needed at least a total band of 7. But my grades are as follows: speaking 7.5, listening 8, reading 5 and writing is 5.5. I was totally lost when I received the results. Writing is 5.5 it is totally unfear. I am sure I used complex words and grammar structures, but I think the reason is that I intentionally didn't write it the way IELTS needs. If I want to complain on the score I will need to pay 100 USD, and if the score changes then I will be reimbursed. But instead I can pay another 100 and retake the test. All in all it is a good testing system but it has some unexplainable and unjustified elements of evaluation of one's real language abilities. I don't know what to do in this situation. I am really angry at it.

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

I see what happened with your writing. We have a lot of candidates who got the same results. Great knowledge of English but they struggle with their writing. You can join our writing courses to make sure you're good to go. rossielts.com/courses/ielts-writing-course/

[@breezee2049]

For me the hardest part of the ielts is speaking . I think I will get 3 or 4

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

You can boost your speaking score joining our speaking course or booking online mock test with us to learn your score and tips on how to improve

[@egodelof]

ì am watching with eager anticipation

[@Slenderina123]

ACTUALLY IN ORDER TO I WOULD RATHER 🤧

[@emonali9472]

In part 3 .she makes a mistake. So much buildings. It is wrong because much is uncountable determine as far as I know

[@saidjumanne3721]

Yes your right

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Things like that stopped her to get a higher band. She is able to get 7.5 very easy

[@meraj7648]

I haven't heart this huge amount of "in order to". You would have got 7.5 if you had avoided such type and figure of repetition.

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Yeah, that was one of the reason that stopped her to get a higher score

[@maryam-cd4us]

why we have to avoid from that word

[@meraj7648]

@@maryam-cd4us You don't need to say 'in order to ' every time instead of 'to'. Keep it simple. Don't avoid saying this phrasal, but repetition

[@MarziyaObidjonova]

She used from actually and in order to.she had to utillize some related words to these.

[@shodimurodxojayev]

I think she deserves more than 7

[@rakiib94]

Very helpful this video thanks ROSS IELTS Academy

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Always a pleasure and thanks for sharing us with your friends

[@riyadsheikh495]

She did great Because her topic was not easy at all

[@videotutorialsss]

Subscribed right away 🤩

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Welcome on board dear Madiha

[@DavidSmith-nc7nv]

She made a mistake from the beginning: currently actually I'm student, forget the article "a" or maybe I heard wrong

[@aylinjam3191]

Thank you so useful to watch

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Glad it's been useful

[@aycaelifdas9638]

one of her mistake was ' we are dont allow to go out ...' we are not allowed to go ....

[@mahammadisrafilzada660]

I like your videos👍 I watch eagrly I think that these videos is very useful for learning english Thank you for sharing

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Always a pleasure dear Mahammad

[@verkhanagdev3027]

What should I say when I have never witnessed the topic asked in section 2? Eg : Describing a historical monument that you visited.. There isn't any monument I remember visiting which had any historical connection. In such cases, can we ask the examiner to give as a different card ?

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

So many people have the same wrong idea. IELTS doesn't want to test your general information or doesn't want you to be able to answer all questions. What IELTS attempts is to test how would you react in a situation that you don't know the answer in an English speaking country. Imagine yourself when someone asks you a question in your language and you don't know the answer. How would you react? Simply, you explain that you don't know the answer and you give reasons for that. Same happens with IELTS

[@sanjarnurboev7484]

Why band 7? I think she did it pretty well

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

She did but as you see in the feedback there were some points that stopped her to get a higher band

[@jonathanmitchell2501]

She abused a bit using "actually", "in order to", "I would rather ..." could this kind of repeated use of such phrases affect the score? I mean, is better to sound repeatitive or would be better to try avoiding those connectives?

[@amiralizadeh7872]

I would rather TO ??? We are don’t ??? Are these mistakes negligible?

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

If she had spoken English correctly, she could have gotten a band 9.

[@amirrezaasadi6542]

دیگه اخراش داشتم رد میدادم بزنم صفحه مانیتور لپ تاپمو بیارم پایین از بس گفت Actually

[@beinghuman7958]

Hai Samson sir ur awesome 😍

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

It's nice of you. We hope this video could help you a lot. She is a strong 7

[@belaynehwalelgn7228]

You are very good examiner so you are ny choice🌹

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Kamronxon]

How about her fluency, lexical resource, grammar, pronunciation scores

[@javadvaziri7470]

Thank you in order to. 😅 She's perfect, well-done

[@general183]

Can you give some suggestion about best universities in usa or in britian to study at reasonable fee (3000$)like this

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

We're going to have a collaboration with a great immigration company here in Canada and we'll post so many videos about these issues

[@islamamanov-zs1xt]

The feedback is really helpful

[@Bangtan_boys232]

Examiner is wonderful ❤❤❤❤❤

[@aylinev8888]

I would score her performance above 7 , definitely

[@anaameri860]

in 3:37 She said once a moon instead oncr of month .Am i right?

[@nicolechanthiam2592]

I think she meant to say “once in a blue moon”

[@danielam1247]

She's Iranian, and in our language we use the same word for 'month' and 'moon' , so some learners might get these 2 wrong while learning other languages like English since there are 2 different words for month and moon.

[@hazhir3861]

nice, but I could not understand why you use "in order to" thousands of times.

[@judithsylvia6958]

Hi dear I had my test yesterday and it was a topic I wasn’t prepared for. Is all about money and credit cards

[@sultandias8555]

I have IELTS academic exam in 26th of November. Please wish luck!

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

All the best dear Sultan

[@OmarAli-iz7xy]

She was quite good

[@akobirurolov4956]

where can candidates take this speaking mock exam, I mean in which countries is this acadamy currently working with them?

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

The academy is located in London Ontario Canada. However, we hold annual tours to visit different countries where we have students to give some in person tests. You can book an online mock test of speaking with us from anywhere by clicking on this link rossielts.com/product/online-mock-test-of-speaking/

[@akobirurolov4956]

Okay thank you so much

[@belaynehwalelgn7228]

I have ielts test next weak what shal ido to score agood result? But i admaire you because your videos are good.

[@belaynehwalelgn7228]

Sorry not weak but for week

[@Gisoo200]

This examiner is so kind ❤omg i love that way he is going throw🫀😍😍😍

[@letanvy1362]

I suppose this video was recorded last year because his hair style is not indentical if compared to the lastest videos 😂

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Not exactly. But very detailed comment:)))

[@Manikandan-id2ti]

Sir if I say any wrong answers for the questions will it affect my score.

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Sure, it does

[@Manikandan-id2ti]

@@RossIELTSAcademy sir actually wht iam trying to ask is if question is something about general about something travel tour experiance .whether the examiner notices particularly the correct points about that places .

[@isratjahanmaria9202]

As a introvert, I'm facing problem when I try to explain something in English. 🙂

[@harmandeep2601]

my speaking is on 19 plz wish me good luck

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

All the best dear Harman. To make sure you're good to go, I suggest you to book an online mock test with us. You'll know your score and also get tips on how to improve your score. You'll get the recorded file, too. rossielts.com/online-mock-test-of-speaking-with-feedback/?preview=true

[@guzel_ask19]

Im so scared i have a test next week and im so afraid not having a good mark😮

[@simranmahey2227]

I find a lot of difficulties while preparing my cue card😕😕😕could u tell me something

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

Please watch the videos on cue cards in our channel. You should look for Speaking tips section. There you find so many videos teaching you how to deal with it

[@shadigl6998]

She could use more synonyms and more complicated vocabulary I think she deserves 6 score

[@zoobaali1766]

If I did well on part 1 and part 2 but messed up in part 3. I didn't use a wide range of vocabulary in all of answers and I mispronounced two words (sighs). Will I be able to score band 7? I am nervous about my result.

[@jeevanjoby6129]

How much you scored?

[@hasanabdumominov897]

Could you please tell me what score you gave her in terms of 4 marking criteria ?

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

She is a strong Band 7. She could be given even band 7.5 Fluency 7 Lexical Resources 7 Grammar 7 Pronunciation 7

[@hasanabdumominov897]

Thank you very much! I thought she was given 8 in fluency and coherence, 7 in pronunciation, 6 in grammar and 7 in lexical resource. Overall 7 band score.

[@布村かりん]

what if you have never been to a historical building ever.....

[@RossIELTSAcademy]

You should follow a very simple strategy to deal with all unfamiliar topics. Join our speaking course to master the IELTS Speaking rossielts.com/courses/ielts-speaking-course/