Matters needing attention in thinking about spoken English

In the IELTS test, candidates are most afraid of speaking and writing. Many candidates failed the IELTS test because of their low scores in these two subjects. Let's talk about the matters needing attention when thinking about spoken English. Don't miss it.

1. Adjust your mood and relax your exams.

IELTS speaking mainly examines the candidates' use of language, and the mentality during the exam often affects the test results.

Especially the candidates who take the IELTS test for the first time have never taken a similar oral English test, so they will feel scared and always worry that what they may say will become unspeakable after meeting the examiner.

Therefore, we need to relax and think of the exam as talking to a stranger, that's all, expressing what you want to say and what you can say.

2. Clear the examination process and enter the site on time.

Before the exam, be sure to know the specific exam procedures and attend on time.

After entering the examination room, adjust your state, relax your mood, and don't let any external factors affect your mood. If you don't enter the reference on time, you will inevitably be nervous and affect your normal play.

3. Be flexible in dealing with unusual problems

In the actual IELTS test, if you are faced with unfamiliar or unfamiliar questions, first of all, don't panic; It is suggested to turn the topic to an object that is easy to describe.

For example, the topic is about pets. If this topic is blank, then in this case, let's see if we can make a perfect transformation through other topics.

4. Use the answer sheet correctly to take notes

In the IELTS speaking test, you will get a piece of paper to take notes. Some candidates think it is meaningless to take notes, because when taking notes, what they say will still be very different from the notes. This shows that candidates do not control their habit of speaking English well by reading notes, so they feel that notes are of little use in the examination room.

Candidates are advised to develop the habit of taking notes when practicing the questions in the second part. At the same time, the most effective way to control notes is to spread them horizontally, arrange them vertically, or have their own unique ways. Only with more practice can you express yourself fluently in the examination room.