IELTS Speaking Topic - learning French

Maria, a teacher from Cambridge UK, models an example of an IELTS Speaking Test Part 2, giving an answer on the topic of 'learning a language.' She goes through a typical question: 'Describe learning a language' and covers all the parts of the questions from the prompt card. This video is perfect for students wanting to prepare for the IELTS Speaking Test and gives an excellent example of native, idiomatic spoken English. Useful colloquial phrases and high level vocabulary appear on screen as they are produced, making them easy to note down and repeat. Maria gives a genuine response rather than a laboriously prepared answer - she used the one minute preparation time given in the exam to make the experience more realistic and accessible for students.Maria reflects on her own experience of learning French and discusses her journey from school to the present day. If you are looking for support and inspiration for your IELTS Speaking Test, this is the perfect video. You will find high level vocabulary, a wide range of grammatical structures, and a fluent, coherent, well developed answer. All of this is delivered with the clear articulation of an experienced native English teacher. The pace, pronunciation and intonation are ideal for anyone seeking to improve their spoken English.
This video can be used as preparation for the spoken IELTS test or as a general interest video to help support English Language learning skills. It could also be used to help with the oral tests in other English Language qualifications. The resource will help with vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and fluency. So, if you want to improve your skills for the IELTS speaking, this is the video for you. Remember the key criteria for IELTS success: pronunciation / articulation; lexical resource; accuracy and range of grammar; fluency and coherence. This video is a relaxing way to prepare for the test.
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