IELTS Speaking Interview Band 9 Master
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
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This video gives answers with subtitles with a native English-speaking examiner. Part 1 topic is about fruits and vegetables, Part 2 is about an inspirational person in sports, career, and life, and Part 3 is about a person who has influenced one’s life. This candidate wisely chooses to talk about his uncle who has built a successful cybersecurity company. Lots of vocabulary for talking about food and inspiring people are included. Also, important tips on connective words like correlative conjunctions are emphasized. Pay special attention to the flying vocabulary.
This video playlist teaches important strategies for IELTS speaking interviews to score over band 7, and even 9. This video is part of a series that instructs the steps necessary to achieve a high score, between 7 and 9, on the IELTS speaking section questions.
These classes will teach you the skills that will help you to be successful, and confident, and to reach success on these questions during the speaking interview. Follow the instructions carefully and make sure to practice. Use the subtitles as necessary to help you comprehend the information. It is important to practice a lot to give full-sentence answers that reflect the grammar structure of the questions.
Strategies will help with fluent language, natural language, and complex language. Enjoy. Follow us now on Instagram @ielts_aehelp
Helpful Band 9 Vocabulary:
Registration = to apply for
Northeastern = a cardinal direction
Tea plantation = a crop planted for making tea
Anxiety = being nervous and stressed
Essential nutrients = necessary elements in food
Irresistible = not able to keep away from
Burst of energy = a quick boost of vitality
Distinct bitter taste = a strongly identifiable taste of tart
Incorporate = to include
A balanced and healthy diet = food that has protein, vegetables, and carbohydrates and is good for the body
Vibrant ambiance = colorful atmosphere
Bought a dozen = to purchase a pack of twelve
Indigenous = local and traditional
Vibrant colors = bright colors
Tangy = tart and sour
Cultivating = to use and to harvest
Versatile = dynamic
Exemplified = showed as indicative of
Workout routine = a regular exercise regiment
Meticulously plan = a careful plan
Instrumental = important
Cybersecurity = Internet security
Immense competition = a lot of competition
Sheer dedication = a lot of commitment
Impeccable customer service = perfect attention to helping shoppers
Resilience = durable and able to withstand
Countermeasures = an opposing strategy
Vulnerabilities = weaknesses
Safeguard = to protect
Ever-changing = continuously altering
Emerging threats = novel dangers
Disciplined approach = strict method
Profound impact = a very strong effect
Sources of inspiration = motivational factors
Contagious = moves from one to the other
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:26 Speaking Part 1
05:16 Part 1 Strategy
06:40 Part 2 Cue Card
10:29 Part 2 Strategy
12:16 Part 3 Speaking
Outstanding speaking 👏
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The language he used is more like for writing. No one talks like that in real life, even in a formal setting. It is clear that this is an intentional setup for a band 9 example and the test taker obviously memorized the phrases and even sentences specifically for this test. Even less experienced examiners would effortlessly figure this out. People can be fooled too easily these days.
then how to learn formal vs informal words?
@@Cookingfusion Spoken language, even in formal settings, often differs from written language. When speaking, people tend to use more informal and conversational language compared to the more structured and precise language used in writing. This is because spoken language is typically more spontaneous and interactive, allowing for a more relaxed and natural communication.
Exactly my thougts. Its more of a written language, I have been living with native speakers for 4 years, never seen someone using such formal words while speaking. No disrespect to the speaker he have amazing command over vocabulary, however this can be misleading for the test takers.
And you think you are expert?
@@glodusmuspell9069 Yes, of course. I have a band 9 reading and listening, band 8 in speaking and 8.5 in writing. What do you think?
robotics and memorized answer no one speaks like this real life acted performance.
I can give you only one like as per the youtube policy.
spot on.
True that... 😂😂
Sir, I got my scores today. L-8.5 , R-8, W-7 , S-7. Forever indebted to you for creating these valuable content for learners like me. Thank you for all the hard work !!
Can you give me tips for writing and reading
I have never seen anyone like this approachable guy before.
Indeed, he is really clever and coherent
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Tomorrow im going to attend my IELTS speaking test
It helps when the examiner is supportive. But enough practice is a key. Good luck for test takers 🤞
Great Video, great work on part of both the interviewer and the interviewee.
Topic is very easy
Outstanding performance he was very fluent and coherent with high vocabulary and accurate grammatical range and accuracy followed by clear pronunciation
Wow great Guy superb
He is so good.
As usual nice
Should we manipulate our answers like that? If one doesn't really like fruits or veges, they should say so right? I mean details can be included, like why don't they like them, and what do they like and why? For the sake of getting a higher band score I don't think it is convenient to turn our perspectives. One can also be positively vibrating themselves while answering, even if the answer goes against the expectation of the examiner!! Can I get some of your suggestions on this?
He said it well. We all can also speak like this in our mother tongue. So don't get anxious by assuming that you don't know English. This is a message for those who can't speak English. Peace and Proud.❤✌️
Thanks for the peer support, that is very thoughtful! (thumbs up)
You could write down his whole speech for the part 2 Without changing anything and it would be great essay
This is not normal conversation works he used too many complex words that you would use in writing section rather than the speaking part.in speaking u use more of casual idiomatic phrases
Good communicators sound like an essay.
This person took the test again? I saw another video of him taking the test which was posted 5 months ago
Great
He is very spontaneous! so good!!!
Wr is ur institute i want to join it plz rply
Hello,thank you
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The same candidat had an exam with you, showed in another video in the same channel,if you remember he spoke about his favorit color!!
Hello Sir, If i get the premium course, i will get to chance with teachers for speaking part?? I am planning for the exam Next month... please Reply...
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It seems as if hes giving out answers that are prepared or studied before hand because not even native speakers use language of this level
I believe that he would definitely beat ChatGPT :D.
That’s what I exactly thought the 10 seconds I heard his answer. People are too stupid to believe this true.
@@paultvshow ye dw about trying to sound like this cause he sounds like he's reciting a script. This is in no way natural sounding.
Gorgeous
Thank you !
This is perfect nine
I got 8.5 in Speaking and targeting perfect 9!
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And the funny part is that people and the day-to-day do not talk like this jajaja
I know!
4 hours left to my exam wish me luck 😅
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Can anyone help me, with ielts preparing exam, I have just 2 months.
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His favorite term is definitely "vibrant" :D. I have a penchant for adapting to uncanny expressions, hence I incorporated this word into my vocabulary to enrich my speech.
We all have our diction.
Tomorrow my speaking please pray for me
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What point did you get? Can you help me about speaking? I'm just finding this type of video for speaking but do i need any specific rules about speaking. I Just started and confused about it 😢
New cue card number 33
Follow up was very tough
Nice 👍🏻 interview but excess of taking fruits do fruit sugar diabetes melitis and excess of taking vegetables are always beneficial 🥬
How many times did he take an IELTS exam in a year? I've seen alot of videos from this guy taking an IELTS test😂
😂😂
Its because he have 9 band
😂😂😂🎉
He is an IELTS top model 😂
He obviously memorized all those phrases and sentences. No one speaks like that in real life, even native speakers in formal setting. Experienced examiners would instantly figured out his speech was memorized and sounded unnatural like a robot and they would give him a 6 instead of 9. He wasn’t even trying to generate new ideas, instead pulled out his memorized sentences which made him sound like a robot.
Full on chatgpt responses.
I cant even talk so fluently on a topic even in my native language.
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hello Mr. Adrian, in part 3, if I don't understand the question, can I ask the examiner to ask it an easy understanding way??
Sir can i know why thise words were popping out for often?
It depends on the topic - there is a vocaublary list in our course at www.aehelp.com - check it out.
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video sound is not clear
Can you explain what you mean? It seems clear on my end.
Hello.👌👌👌
Hi.I am Nasiba.
if someone does not like fruits then how should he answer that question???
Who tf hates fruits?
you don't need to speak the truth, just say the idea that is easier to support and make points on. For example, you shouldn't say that you hate fruits unless you have stuff to back it up
( just a tip i learned from my tutor btw).
@@Chen-kr4jz thanks...
They should say, "Although I am not a big fan of eating fruits, I do eat the occasional orange or banana to get essential nutrients into my diet." *Think positive.
@@Aehelp finally you replied
Like listen to an AI speak 🤣. Do native speakers speak such way ?
Setup
3:30 😂😂
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Test taker sounds was not appropriate
Why do some students simply complicate the simple task? Is it that necessary to use long phrases for a simple 1 line answer. I think it's a waste of time, simply memorizing and uttering
You need to give explanations and examples for your answers in the speaking to get better scores (but they should not be overly complicated).
This guy is as similar as me. He is very coherent, he is getting matched with me ❤
shut up madarsa chhap.don't overrate urself mulla
Tomorrow 1am my speaking test 😊
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How did it go
🧢
His sound is already unclear
Its scripted 🙄😂
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Tomoto is a fruit
noooooooooooooooooooo
Noo noo nooo never.
This is not the formal way of talking. Even native speaker can't able to use these much vocabulary..
So... Hope this is A scripted foolish drama
Sure, many people can speak in this way.