Speaking test in IELTS

The Speaking test is the last part of IELTS. It takes between 11 to 14 minutes. During this time, an examiner asks a candidate about 25 questions. There are three parts to Speaking. Part 1 deals with personal questions - where you live, what you do - plus two short familiar topics. In Part 2, the candidate speaks on one topic that the examiner chooses for two minutes. That’s around 350 words. In the last part, the examiner asks questions related to the Part 2 topic.

Exam Preparation

IELTS Speaking : Part 3

IELTS Speaking : Practice Test

IELTS Speaking : Successful Family Member

IELTS Speaking : Childhood

IELTS Speaking : Describing Places

IELTS Speaking : Family Tradition

IELTS Speaking : Free Time

Hobby Questions

IELTS Speaking : Hobby

Study Questions

IELTS Speaking : Study

Home Town Questions

IELTS Speaking : Home Town

Family Questions

IELTS Speaking : Family

Job Questions

IELTS Speaking : Job

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