IELTS is an international standardized test of English language proficiency for study, scholarships, migration, and work where English is the language of communication. It is jointly managed by the British Council, and IDP since 1989. IELTS test is available in two formats.
Describe a TV program which has made a strong impression on you. You should say: What kind of TV program it was, e.g. comedy, romantic? When you saw the TV program? What the TV program was about? And explain why this TV program made such an impression on you. Possible answer the above speaking cue … more →
Describe your favorite news source. You should say: How often you use it? What types of news you are interested in? What other sources you use? And explain why this is your favorite news source. Possible answer the above speaking cue cards: The daily newspaper is my favorite news source and I read newspapers daily. … more →
Describe a friend who you really like to spend time with. You should say: When and how you met? How often you see this friend? What kind of personality your friend has? And say why you like to spend time with this particular friend. Follow-up Questions Is friendship important in your culture? How many close … more →
Talk about an equipment of your household (computer, television, refrigerator, mobile phone and so on). You should say: What is it? What you do with it? Will you always keep it? And explain why it is important for you. Possible answer the above speaking cue cards I am describing my laptop as it is the … more →
The IELTS scoring system is very unique composed of 9 bands, measured in consistent manner and is internationally acclaimed and understood. The IELTS score ranges from 1 to 9 for each part of the test. The individual result from these four parts will produce an overall band score. You can calculate your overall band score … more →