IELTS Speaking Vocabulary

IELTS Speaking Vocabulary

IELTS Speaking

The Speaking section of the IELTS test is used to evaluate a candidate's proficiency in speaking English. This module can be taken by candidates either a week before or after they have finished the other modules, and it is the same for both the IELTS Academic and General candidates.

A candidate's speaking abilities are tested in the Speaking module, thus certain requirements must be completed to perform well in this area. One of the most crucial elements of a person's English proficiency that is taken into consideration, in addition to fluency, grammatical accuracy, and pronunciation, is their vocabulary or the words they use in their IELTS speaking responses. However, IELTS applicants frequently struggle with choosing the right phrases to use in the speaking portion of the exam in order to make their responses appear more sophisticated and refined. When choosing the ideal words to utilise for IELTS speaking replies, people frequently become confused. While some people lean toward more popular and often used words, others think that uncommon and unique words are desirable.

IELTS Speaking Vocabulary

In order to identify the best words to use for IELTS Speaking answers, it is essential to identify the type of vocabulary or words you are comfortable with when answering questions in the IELTS Speaking test.

Inserting Natural Phrases

- Well, I'd have to say that...

- It's tough to say, but I'd...

- In my opinion,...

Examples

- For example,...

- As an example,...

- For instance,...

- To illustrate,...

- Perhaps you're aware of...

Negative Statements

- I'm not so sure that...

- I'm not convinced that...

- To be perfectly honest, I...

- Between the two of us,...

Asking for repetition

- Sorry

- Pardon

- Sorry, I didn't quite catch that.

- Could you say that again please?

- I'm sorry, could you repeat that please?

Talking about yourself

- Your past - I grew up in (place), which is...

- Your job - I am (currently/presently)...

- Where you live now - I've been living in (place) for (.......years/months)

- Current plans - At the moment, I'm taking classes at ........ and ........

- Future plans - I'm hoping to...

- Future plans - I'm planning on....

Expressions

- What weird is...

- Something surprising is...

- One thing I never expected was...

- Never in a million years did I...

- I'm not ashamed to admit that...

- Many are surprised to hear that...

 

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