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How to use the IELTS Spoken Machine Scripts Simply put, the IELTS Spoken Machine Scripts are actually a collection of IELTS spoken questions that have been tested in the past. Because of the particularity of IELTS speaking test, this [...]

How to use the IELTS spoken machine

To put it simply, the IELTS Spoken Language Machine Manual is actually a collection of IELTS spoken language questions that have been tested in the past. Because of the particularity of IELTS speaking test, this material is more useful than IELTS listening, reading and writing. What are the differences and how to use them?

First of all, the IELTS spoken machine has unique accuracy. Oral IELTS is divided into three question seasons every year, and the questions in each season are very fixed（ What is the IELTS question changing season ）。 By sorting out the machine classics, we can basically restore the complete examination situation. The mechanism of the old roast duck can basically cover more than 95% of the problems in Part 1 and 100% in Part 2. Although Part 3 examiners have more freedom, they can still cover some of the questions that most examinees encounter together. If the examinee is lucky, even the questions of Part 3 will be in the computer.

In this way, the use of the IELTS spoken machine is very clear. It is absolutely a must see material before oral exam, and plays a vital role in improving oral scores. For students who have only one or two months left to take the exam, they can sort out the answers to all the questions according to the spoken machine, and only consider how to present them more naturally in the exam room, so as to avoid stumbling, pausing and other situations that affect their scores.

For those students who have an exam in one week or even tomorrow, the role of IELTS Spoken Classics is irreplaceable. Even if you just go through the question once and think about the direction of the answer roughly, you can avoid the embarrassment of thinking for a long time or even having nothing to say in the examination room.

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