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Get 7-9 in IELTS Speaking: IELTS Speaking Masterclass

Name: Get 7-9 in IELTS Speaking: IELTS Speaking Masterclass
Rating: 4.5 (2516 reviews)

Improve your fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation in preparation for the IELTS Speaking test.

Created byNestor Kiourtzidis

Last updated 4/2021

English

What you'll learn

Use advanced vocabulary and synonyms.
Improve your grammar and pronunciation
Give opinions and connect your ideas.
Deal with difficult questions.
Improve your speaking confidence.
Develop your answers and manage your time.
Answer any question, even if you don't know what to say!

Course content

8 sections • 52 lectures • 2h 6m total length

What is the IELTS Speaking test?2:58
If you are not familiar with the format of the IELTS Speaking test, please read this first before starting the lectures.
How the Speaking test is scored5:49
In this video, I explain how the IELTS Speaking test is scored and what skills are needed to get a high band.
General Do's and Don'ts6:54
In this video, I talk about "do's and don'ts" -- things you should do and things you shouldn't do if you want a high band in the IELTS Speaking test.
General preparation4:46
This video presents some ideas for improving your speaking in your spare time if you don't have the opportunity to practise with a teacher.
Dealing with nerves2:21
In this video, I give you a few tips on how to avoid getting nervous or stressed before the exam.
IELTS Basics and Preparation quiz
Sample questions14:00
In Part 1 (and also Part 3) of the IELTS Speaking test, the examiner will ask you questions on familiar topics, such as home life, family, work, studies, travel, culture and interests. This list includes nearly 500 sample questions. You can record yourself and listen to your answers, or you can practise the questions with a speaking partner.

Vocabulary for Band 7-93:13
To achieve a very high band in the IELTS Speaking test, you need to show that you can use less common vocabulary, including synonyms, collocations, adjectives, etc. In this video I give examples of less common vocabulary.
Synonyms 13:23
In this video, I present some useful synonyms for adjectives that are often used in the IELTS Speaking test. Using some less common synonyms of common words can help you get a high band.
Synonyms 1 quiz
Synonyms 23:22
In this video, I present some more useful synonyms for adjectives that are often used in the IELTS Speaking test. Using some less common synonyms of common words can help you get a high band.
Synonyms 2 quiz
Synonyms 33:00
In this video, I present some more useful synonyms for adjectives that are often used in the IELTS Speaking test. Using some less common synonyms of common words can help you get a high band.
Synonyms 3 quiz
Synonyms 42:32
In this video, I present some more useful synonyms for adjectives that are often used in the IELTS Speaking test. Using some less common synonyms of common words can help you get a high band.
Synonyms 4 quiz
Paraphrasing1:46
It is normal to forget words in the exam. In this video, I show you how to paraphrase -- describe what you want to say using different words.
Asking for clarification3:30
In this video, I teach you what to say if you didn't understand the examiner.

Giving opinions2:30
In this video, I show you how to express your opinions in the IELTS Speaking test.
Expressing opinions quiz
Connecting ideas6:35
In order to get a high band in the speaking test, it is important to develop your ideas in a logical way. In this video, I show you how to do that.
Using connectors quiz
Giving examples1:53
In Part 3 of the IELTS speaking test, you can extend your answers and make them more interesting by giving personal examples to support your points. In this video, I show you some examples.
Being spontaneous1:42
It is important to sound natural in the IELTS Speaking test. In this video, I show you how to speak naturally by being spontaneous.

Grammar for Part 13:24
In this video, I give you some grammar tips for Part 1 of the IELTS Speaking test.
Grammar for Part 34:29
In this video, I present some grammar tips for Part 3 of the IELTS Speaking test.
Grammar quiz
Questions for grammar practice6:00
In Lectures 18-19, you reviewed some key grammar structures that you may need to use in the Speaking test. This resource presents lists of questions that you can practise answering to help develop your range of grammar.
Pronunciation tips9:09
In this video, I give you some pronunciation tips to help you get a higher score for pronunciation.

Developing your answers1:55
In this video, I show you how to develop your answers in Part 1 to get a better Band score.
Using conversation fillers2:24
In this video, I show you how to avoid silent pauses by using conversation fillers, words and phrases like 'umm', 'let's see', 'well', 'you know', etc.
Buying time3:17
In this video, I show you how to 'buy time' in Part 3 of the Speaking test -- in other words, how to gain time in order to think of what to say next.
If you don't have an opinion3:16
In this video, I teach you what to say if you don't have an opinion on the topic of the examiner's question. This is very useful because you will lose points for fluency if you are too silent.
Difficult questions3:00
Study this list of potentially 'difficult' questions. Practise answering any difficult questions using the strategies presented in the previous lecture.
Time management in Part 25:57

eBook: 30 Incredibly Useful Phrases for Part 26:00
In Part 2 the IELTS Speaking test, it helps to give a well-organised answer, connect your ideas, thoughts and opinions, as well as avoid hesitation. This makes a very good impression on the examiner. If you can do this using natural expressions such as those presented in this eBook, you can get a good score for this part of the test. Study the phrases in this book and listen for them in the model answers in this section of the course.
A special occasion1:17
In this video, the candidate talks about a birthday party she attended.
A book2:00
In this video, the candidate talks about her favourite book.
An item of clothing1:39
In this video, the candidate talks about her favourite item of clothing.
A collection1:34
In this video, the candidate talks about a postcard collection.
A decision1:48
In this video, the candidate talks about an important decision.
A dish1:23
In this video, the candidate talks about her favourite dish.
A dream holiday1:21
In this video, the candidate talks about a dream holiday.
Family1:19
In this video, the candidate talks about a family member.
An enjoyable activity1:47
In this video, the candidate talks about her favourite activity -- watching films.
A free day1:36
In this video, the candidate talks about a place she visits when she has a free day.
An ideal home1:47
In this video, the candidate describes her ideal home.
A meal1:32
In this video, the candidate talks about an enjoyable meal.
A photograph1:31
In this video, the candidate talks about a memorable photo.
A school1:17
In this video, the candidate talks about a school she went to.
A sporting event1:30
In this video, the candidate talks about a sporting event.
A TV show1:14
In this video, the candidate talks about a popular TV show in her country.
A useful object1:44
In this video, the candidate talks about her iphone.

Typical Mistakes in IELTS Speaking6:06
In this video, I show you some typical mistakes that IELTS candidates make in the Speaking test. Try to avoid these mistakes.
Review2:07
In this final video, I briefly review what you have learnt in this course.
Reminder list1:00
Which course would you like me to make next?0:28
Thanks again for taking my course! I would like a special favour from you :) Can you let me know which course you would like me to create next? To do that, click the link in the lecture.

eBook: Correct your English: Learn to Speak More Like a Native1:08:00
Find out what mistakes you make when you speak English. This eBook presents, explains and corrects 101 typical mistakes that even advanced learners make without realising.
Tenses for Speaking + eBook0:48
In this article, I present a list of all the tenses we use in English. In the resources section you can download a self-study eBook which presents and explains each structure with some exercises for practice.
YouTube videos0:08

Requirements

You just need a computer or mobile device and Internet access.

Description

Do you need Band 7, 7.5, 8 or higher in the IELTS Speaking test?

Most universities and immigration departments require a score of Band 7 or higher. Yet according to official IELTS statistics, the average score around the world is less than 6.5.

But you can do better than the average candidate.

And you don't need a long time.

The IELTS Speaking Masterclass course will teach you essential language skills and preparation methods to help you achieve your target band. Faster than you think.

In the course, you will:

Study some effective strategies.
Learn special words, phrases and structures to impress the examiner.
Observe a model candidate putting everything into practice.

Many students have achieved their target band with the help of this course. And you can too.

Just read some of the reviews below.

Besides the lectures, the course includes:

20 model answers for Part 2 of the test.
5 videos that teach and show you how to use synonyms to improve your speaking.

Bonus material

In Lecture 50, you also get a free 70-page ebook:

Correct your English: Learn to Speak More Like a Native (worth $12.99 on Amazon!).

The Masterclass lectures will improve your speaking confidence and listening skills for life. So even after you take the IELTS test, you will understand English speakers better. And you will be able to express yourself more like a native speaker.

Join over 17000 students! Take this course today and start improving your band.

Who this course is for:

This course is for IELTS Speaking candidates who need Band 7 or higher.
Your current level should be at least Band 6-6.5.

Get 7-9 in IELTS Speaking: IELTS Speaking Masterclass

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Basics and Preparation6 lectures • 37min

Vocabulary tips7 lectures • 21min

Expressing your opinions and ideas4 lectures • 13min

Grammar and pronunciation4 lectures • 23min

Time management6 lectures • 20min

Model answers for Part 218 lectures • 32min

Typical mistakes and course review4 lectures • 10min

Extra resources3 lectures • 1hr 9min

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