Band 8.0 - 9.0 sample answers for new speaking questions:
1) Hometown
2) Work and Studies
1) Perfumes
2) Laughter
3) Fishing
4) Good view
5) Talking to others
6) Bicycles
7) Making friends
8) Staying up late
9) Teachers
10) Free time
11) Numbers
12) Teamwork
13) Art
14) Staying at home
15) Chocolate
16) Pets and animals
17) Morning routines
18) Mobile phones
19) Languages
20) Sharing things
21) Holidays
22) Relaxing
23) T - shirts
24) Doing sports
25) Music and musical instruments
26) Coins
Compiled by @ozodbek_sk (Speaking 9.0x2)
1) Hometown
2) Work and Studies
1) Perfumes
2) Laughter
3) Fishing
4) Good view
5) Talking to others
6) Bicycles
7) Making friends
8) Staying up late
9) Teachers
10) Free time
11) Numbers
12) Teamwork
13) Art
14) Staying at home
15) Chocolate
16) Pets and animals
17) Morning routines
18) Mobile phones
19) Languages
20) Sharing things
21) Holidays
22) Relaxing
23) T - shirts
24) Doing sports
25) Music and musical instruments
26) Coins
Compiled by @ozodbek_sk (Speaking 9.0x2)
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Band 8.0 - 9.0 sample answers for new speaking questions: 1) Hometown 2) Work and Studies 1) Perfumes 2) Laughter 3) Fishing 4) Good view 5) Talking to others 6) Bicycles 7) Making friends 8) Staying up late 9) Teachers 10) Free time 11) Numbers 12) Teamwork…
I am once again ask for more topics.
Study Plan for Band 9.0
1) Read 5 - 10 articles from serious publications such as The Economist;
2) Read 40 - 60 pages of non-fiction books such as Thinking Fast & Slow
3) Listen to 1 - 2 serious podcasts of Lex Friedman, Andrew Huberman, or somebody of their caliber.
4) Do one Reading Passage with in-depth analysis daily.
5) Take regular MOCK tests.
6) Write five Task 2 essays and two Task 1 reports weekly.
7) Practice all the questions in the Speaking Assistant App.
8) Get regular feedback from Band 9.0 holders such as Ulugbek, myself, and others.
9) Immerse yourself in English as much as possible.
10) See dreams in English.
P.S. There isn't much emphasis on Listening, but make sure you consistently get 8.0+ in this section too.
More posts are coming to address other parts of IELTS prep.
@ozodbek_sk
1) Read 5 - 10 articles from serious publications such as The Economist;
2) Read 40 - 60 pages of non-fiction books such as Thinking Fast & Slow
3) Listen to 1 - 2 serious podcasts of Lex Friedman, Andrew Huberman, or somebody of their caliber.
4) Do one Reading Passage with in-depth analysis daily.
5) Take regular MOCK tests.
6) Write five Task 2 essays and two Task 1 reports weekly.
7) Practice all the questions in the Speaking Assistant App.
8) Get regular feedback from Band 9.0 holders such as Ulugbek, myself, and others.
9) Immerse yourself in English as much as possible.
10) See dreams in English.
P.S. There isn't much emphasis on Listening, but make sure you consistently get 8.0+ in this section too.
More posts are coming to address other parts of IELTS prep.
@ozodbek_sk
Ozodbek's IELTS
How to get 9.0 in Speaking | Samira Saidova @ozodbek_sk
after this podcast, I got 9.0 in Speaking two times.
Dear IELTS takers,
Please stop using the word “approximately” in your speaking. It sounds crazy unnatural. Here's a few, MUCH BETTER alternatives:
1) close to
2) roughly
3) about
e.g. I've been working as a teacher for close to 10 years now.
#vocab
Please stop using the word “approximately” in your speaking. It sounds crazy unnatural. Here's a few, MUCH BETTER alternatives:
1) close to
2) roughly
3) about
e.g. I've been working as a teacher for close to 10 years now.
#vocab
Ozodbek's IELTS
How to get 9.0 in Speaking | Samira Saidova @ozodbek_sk
If we hit 8k subs tonight, I will upload the full podcast.
A close friend of mine used to always say, "Когда у меня будет своя тачка, я буду катать на ней тех друзей, которые ходили со мной пешком".
That made so much sense.
That made so much sense.