@@BonBonneBonjour yeah i thought i would have fun on my test day, just like what i saw on IELTS daily. Turned out my examinor was a bit cold. She didn't care about my speech at all :D
I've watched this for the 5th time. I hope that there will be more videos of the practice speaking exam, your work helps us a lot!! These videos instill into me the confidence of speaking English
Thank you very much.. this videos are quite beneficial not only for me but also for all people... i love to watch this videos and also i learn lots of things
it would be better if you could share their study plans how did they actually prepare for the speaking session? and their background studies really play a big role, which will define how much time one needs!
Accent isn't the issue mate. It's just the fluency that people need to work on and that's enough tbh. Stop talking about accents. Accents don't make a difference, they add to the uniqueness which makes you who you are which you should accept!
@@IELTSDaily thanks for all valuable information that you provide ..I had some eye- opening ideas from your chanal .so I Express my heartfelt gratitude ❤
I have a question, in 6:00, the good sentence example put up was " If I would to finally move out by myself." It sounds really weird and the "to finally move" is a split infinitive.
So is it a mistake or am I wrong, another is thank you for this video. I am having the IELTS speaking test tomorrow and I believe this will help me a lot.
hey, Chris! Excited to tell you I got a 7.5 in my speaking! overall 8 band :D I gotta tell you this speaking format of your series really helps visualize how the real test would be and it was comfortable. I think I lost some band when it came to vocab since I didn't use any big words. I thought using them would throw me off and mess with my fluency but I am really happy with this score! thank you so much!
I'm from Singapore and I would say the way she talks and the vocab she uses are very typical of us here in Singapore. But just a note, here in Singapore we speak English on a daily basis and the whole education system from primary school to high school is taught in English including subjects like math, econs etc. Most of us are better at English than our own mother tongue so we are not really non-native speakers LOL
However, her speaking skill is better than most of the Singaporeans in general . The pronunciation is different. She can speak with the native accent like British, American or Australia . Not typical Singaporean’s Chinese-English accent which is difficult to understand.
My tutor told me to avoid words like " you know", "uhm", "hmm", "like", "kinda stuff" because these are called "fillers" which may give a negative impression on the interviewer. But you seem to be advocating to use these. Its pretty confusing. :( . I also want to get 8.5 band in speaking. I am practicing..
I think, most of his students are not living in their own countries when they attended these interviews. It looks like, they took IELTS from English speaking countries based on their accent. Usually native Singapore or Srilankan candidates won't get that kind of slang easily. Nonetheless the mock tests were great!
I'm so glad that most young Singaporeans can get a score of 8.5 in the eyes of Australians! Her GCE 'O' level English result should be sufficient to exempt her from IELTS, though. Well done, my fellow Singaporean! :)
Great job sir. This is by far one of the best and useful English channels I've ever been subscribed to. Very admirable work, and I'm keen to receive the notifications of new uploads.
This VDO is lit, gives ppl the idea of how the test would process. Also giving the great example and expectation to self-valuate before the real exam. GJ.
@@IELTSDaily 5:47 I think she said If I were to, but in bar below, there was a mistake, probably. I think. I mean, i dont wanna sound rude. I just wanted to know. I thought it was sth new for me I m so sorry if i sound rude😞
I understand her pronouncing well although I'm not from her country. As long as the majority could understand her. I don't think why the examiners have to press so much on the pronouncing. Obviously you can't expect everyone to speak in a British accent.
I am also a beginner and trying to improve my fluency and pronunciation skills thanks for providing this type of content and I love to see more of them.
When I took the exam I tried to speak more accurately than making my speech sound more natural and I avoided using like, you know, etc but it’s interesting to learn that those are good points
The fact that she misses her ‘d’s, is akin to how aussies tend to pronounce ‘aa’s as ‘ah’s instead. So should one be punished for their own native accents rather than allowing one to celebrate it as part of their innate culture identity.
The question is very pertinent (if it was, indeed, a question). There is a fine line between what is 'acceptable/celebrated' to what should be noted as a slip. Consider an Irish person who pronounces 'three' as 'tree', this would be very likely be marked down by an examiner because "th" is not normally pronounced as "ch". Or a British English speaker who says "wiv" rather than "with". It's such a hard question as language is so changeable. Ultimately, though, as this is language assessment, there should be benchmarks and so our advice to students is to keep being themselves in every day life, but on the test day, try to exaggerate a little.
Such a wonderful channel I have subscribed! It is very helpful for me! I gotta learn many things from this practice speaking. And the feedback of you sir, really outstanding! I appreciate your work.
I like watching her, together with Saskia. But comparing with Saskia, she gives more developed answers, and for non-native speakers it sometimes hard to speak as fast as natives, And here she shows the amplitude of the naturality of a speech I've ever seen
Cris sir Please make a video or live stream on how to describe places like cafe, restaurant, museum, hotel, restaurant, house or favourite place where you relax, a old place.l, ancient building.
Hey, i head her saying I'm still a student ! Perhaps her voice is soft but then again it is an exam. Nevertheless i did her saying I'm still a student.
Hi. I love your videos. I see how much you, guys are trying in order to help ordinary people to see what it's like a real exam. I would really appreciate it if you can add more part 3 questions. Because, Most of the people preparing for the ielts exam have a problem in that part. Therefore, I'll be looking forward to it.
I thought we shouldn’t talk about our personal experiences and feelings in Part 3 answers? Could anyone explain that why it’s ok for her to talk about something personal in the last question? Many thanks
Am definitely sticking with this channel , preparing for IELTS , I plan to take the exams soon Am quite new here So please give me guide on how to prepare Resource and materials to use Thanks
In home town , you can mentioned the difference weather , if you go outside of the foreign countries , you can be compared another countries and weather and say why you like . In the furniture part , you can involve what furniture that you like and connected with the decoration (like me , I like the write colour furniture because of the simple life or minimalism) . In the questions , how often do you use the handwriting --> Please mentioned about like " five times a week " - official day m it may see more phrases that you illustrate. In the personal stories part , please reflect the importance or significance of life and you can mentioned the quantity and quality of love in the home and meet with your surrounding environment . At the same time , you can tell more the people who live in the modern era has neglected and ignored. In the " good news part " , you can mentuined why the COV19 pandemic or health condition affect the job market and you can provide the strong argument it is worth knowing the " good news " and try to defines the words of the good news --> you should mentioned realising the dream of the job and academic-related is a worth meaning for me . The University and dream course is the good news ? Why ?
ACTUALLY HER PRONUNCİATİON İS AMAZİNG ACCORDİNG TO THE PEOPLE WHO LİVE İN HER COUNTRİES İF SHE CONTUNİUE TO İMPROVE HERSELF SHE CAN BE A NATİVE SPEAKER.I HOPE YOU COME TO THE BETTEER PLACE
I find there's nothing wrong with using filler words unless it doesn't interrupt the flow of your speech But sure enough, you'd be better off not making frequent use of them since those sounds can somehow be distracting to listen to
Sir can you help me I'm preparing my IELTS paper exam as soon as I touch reading always I to confront some problems and I terrified from reading always I don't know why ? May be lack of dictionary words I hope you must reply me sir how I will do reading I'm your message sir☺️
Download the IELTS Daily app from ielts-daily.com - get feedback on your speaking and writing answers! The best place to improve your score!
i watched your vids one day before my exam cos i didn't know that you could "study" for a language based exam and i got a 8.5 overall. thank you ❤️
Incredible Hadi - very well done to you on your phenomenal score! :)
I think this gentleman has at least 2 jobs:
1. An IETLS examiner
2. CEO in Gorgeous Girls Agency.
Jealous lol
@@billy-cg1qq calm down, everything is fine
@@billy-cg1qq I'm telling, I'm good) you better go be useful
Cracked the comment bro)))
true
I love Chris, he is such a fair examiner, very pleasant and very tactful when giving feed back.
Thanks for the kind comment.
Maddy is such a lovely examiner!
It seems like all the attention is on Elisha, she is the center of attraction!
IELTS examiners aren’t that friendly from my experience
@@BonBonneBonjour hahah
@@BonBonneBonjour yeah i thought i would have fun on my test day, just like what i saw on IELTS daily. Turned out my examinor was a bit cold. She didn't care about my speech at all :D
@@BonBonneBonjour lol
I've watched this for the 5th time. I hope that there will be more videos of the practice speaking exam, your work helps us a lot!! These videos instill into me the confidence of speaking English
Hi Duong! How great and thanks for the feedback. Lots of videos on ielts-daily.com
Thank you very much.. this videos are quite beneficial not only for me but also for all people... i love to watch this videos and also i learn lots of things
This is the best channel for not only ielts speaking but also normal. We the job candidates are often nervous to face viva board for lack of fluency
Thanks Joy that's so kind of you to say.
Elisha is super beautiful and an excellent student right here... love you Elisha
Hi Sophy! 😁😁👍🏼
Cn i be friends with you, Elisha, bcz we both share the same name n I wear glasses too n I'm from Malaysia! Here's my Instagram @ealish247 cheers😊
I fell in love with Elisha😍
By the way, this channel is tremendously helpful. Thanks to it I'm improving my pronunciation skills
Hi Curro. Thanks, we're glad you found our videos helpful
it would be better if you could share their study plans how did they actually prepare for the speaking session?
and their background studies really play a big role, which will define how much time one needs!
Your all vedios are more worthwhile for us thanku so much sir....🤗
Most welcome
I love Chris , May be because I like Aamir Khan😅 . Great lesson anyway
😂😂😂👍🏼
I noticed now that u hv said it
Yees, I also noticed this resemblence:))
Her smile is so bright 🌞
Would you please choose India.. That will definitely help many Indians to improve the accents
We'll try
Accent isn't the issue mate. It's just the fluency that people need to work on and that's enough tbh. Stop talking about accents. Accents don't make a difference, they add to the uniqueness which makes you who you are which you should accept!
It's so helpful, thanks alot 🙏
Good video for studying English
Glad to hear that :)
Informative 🙌 .. Thankyou Chris ..🙏🙏
Welcome
I think she said "cool" weather not cold weather .. but I may be wrong!
She spoke very well
I don't want to be that person, but I feel like her English wasn't worthy of band 8.5.
It's likely she'd score 9.0 in the test.
I have got 8 in speaking, Date:19th june 21, Bangladesh
Rahat. That's absolutely amazing, very very well done to you...excellent work.
@@IELTSDaily thanks for all valuable information that you provide ..I had some eye- opening ideas from your chanal .so I Express my heartfelt gratitude ❤
hey, can you help me? what are we mainly marked on in bd? is it any different than these videos?
Thanks for the video
Pleasure 😊
She is really cute & pretty
I have a question, in 6:00, the good sentence example put up was " If I would to finally move out by myself." It sounds really weird and the "to finally move" is a split infinitive.
So is it a mistake or am I wrong, another is thank you for this video. I am having the IELTS speaking test tomorrow and I believe this will help me a lot.
she used yaa many times which is not English at all and yeah is English but informal form where formal one should be used here.
I got some words from you,Thanks.
‘You know’ was dejected by my teacher 🥲
*Correction* - 05:57 If I would to = if I were to
i was going to ask this question (:
"I would to" is a mistake in grammer.
hey, Chris! Excited to tell you I got a 7.5 in my speaking! overall 8 band :D I gotta tell you this speaking format of your series really helps visualize how the real test would be and it was comfortable. I think I lost some band when it came to vocab since I didn't use any big words. I thought using them would throw me off and mess with my fluency but I am really happy with this score! thank you so much!
Hi Akshay that's absolutely phenomenal. Many congratulations... So glad the videos were able to help you on your journey.
I did like cod for TV by x
Hi guy, do you think is it possible to get your band without joining IELTS courses?
@@toto-chan8140 why not?
Omg i like this!!! He judges them really well and gives into good insights which we can apply to our own speaking sessions 👍🏼
Welcome Muna
"My mom just got cancer"
"I see... anyways, let's talk about news"
cant blame the examiner. theyre just doing their job & they have to go on to the next part
I'm from Singapore and I would say the way she talks and the vocab she uses are very typical of us here in Singapore. But just a note, here in Singapore we speak English on a daily basis and the whole education system from primary school to high school is taught in English including subjects like math, econs etc. Most of us are better at English than our own mother tongue so we are not really non-native speakers LOL
However, her speaking skill is better than most of the Singaporeans in general . The pronunciation is different. She can speak with the native accent like British, American or Australia . Not typical Singaporean’s Chinese-English accent which is difficult to understand.
Lol , you are a non - native speaker
😃
Could I ask - What is the mother tongue in Singapore? I searched a lot of languages as Chinese, Tamil,.. I got confused
@@huyenbuithao482Singapore has a lot of different ethnic groups, some communities native tongue is Tamil, some Chinese, some Malay etc.
I think it's one of the underrated channel in UA-cam, this channel deserves more appreciations . Best of luck!
Thanks so much
It's quite common for Singapore get a 8 because their main language is English I was not to surprised
*Would you like to choose a latin America, its so exciting for us* 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷. *Teacher Chris*
Can try. 😊😊
@@IELTSDaily oh my god, it's so perfect my best teacher in the world 📚😄📚
My tutor told me to avoid words like " you know", "uhm", "hmm", "like", "kinda stuff" because these are called "fillers" which may give a negative impression on the interviewer.
But you seem to be advocating to use these. Its pretty confusing. :( . I also want to get 8.5 band in speaking. I am practicing..
IELTS speaking language should be natural and like native speakers. Fillers are ok in moderation.
@@IELTSDaily that’s interesting to know
@Abdulcader hello. sorry for bothering you. who is your tutor? can I contact him?
I think, most of his students are not living in their own countries when they attended these interviews. It looks like, they took IELTS from English speaking countries based on their accent. Usually native Singapore or Srilankan candidates won't get that kind of slang easily. Nonetheless the mock tests were great!
she always describes her personal stories, would I be fine because all part 3 questions are general topic not towards your own.
Yes of course. It's perfectly acceptable.
@@IELTSDaily thanks chris!!
love from india🙏
If we can see various people in different scale like 7-6.5, it would be better for us.
A mock test from an indian student please ✨
I'm so glad that most young Singaporeans can get a score of 8.5 in the eyes of Australians! Her GCE 'O' level English result should be sufficient to exempt her from IELTS, though. Well done, my fellow Singaporean! :)
Great job sir. This is by far one of the best and useful English channels I've ever been subscribed to. Very admirable work, and I'm keen to receive the notifications of new uploads.
Amazing. Welcome 🙏🏼
This VDO is lit, gives ppl the idea of how the test would process. Also giving the great example and expectation to self-valuate before the real exam. GJ.
Thanks - glad you enjoy it :)
@@IELTSDaily I definitely enjoy your vids, keep up the good work, quality contents. 👏
Please, IELTS DAILY, I really need help! What does "If I WOULD TO " mean?
yeah i wanna know that too
Lets make this comment seen
Could be a mistake, hers or ours. What point in the video? (Minutes, seconds)?
@@IELTSDaily 5:47
I think she said If I were to, but in bar below, there was a mistake, probably. I think. I mean, i dont wanna sound rude. I just wanted to know. I thought it was sth new for me
I m so sorry if i sound rude😞
@@IELTSDaily i have been watching these for a couple of days, and i love your videos. I really dont mean to be rude. I lovvee your videos
binge watching videos available on this channel..
😄😄😄🙏🏼 don't get square eyes
I miss Saskia 😍
same
Elisha has a perfect smile TBH 😁
Polite examiner and cute candidate 🙂
Her speech is great 👍
👍
Thank you so much we appreciate your good job I wish watching this kind of vedios more from you good luck 🎉
Thanks 💚
Whenever I see this examiner,It make me remember of my mathematics teacher,who was incredibly alluring like this one.
Please sir, help us in learning high-level vocabulary.... give us some source from which we too can speak like this one
Focusing on learning high level vocabulary will not help you pass the test.
Ohh , she is so beautiful
Even though she got a lower score in pronounciation
I love the way how she pronounce the words
I understand her pronouncing well although I'm not from her country. As long as the majority could understand her. I don't think why the examiners have to press so much on the pronouncing. Obviously you can't expect everyone to speak in a British accent.
Idk why but even the comments here are far more interesting than other chanels' videos)))
Haha. Wow. That's a compliment Gulnora 🤣🤣
@@IELTSDaily How do you know that Гулнора is Gulnora? You will shock me if you state you can read Russian alphabet )
@@saywhatagain3261 qqă
shes sooo pretty omg
I tend to pick up a lot of great language here. Thanks Chris!
That's great Shan
Great job 👏
Thanks Naz ☺️
I am also a beginner and trying to improve my fluency and pronunciation skills thanks for providing this type of content and I love to see more of them.
Welcome. Thanks for watching.
Singapore's first language is English. They studying in English. 🙄
If maddy is my examiner, i would definitely pass my speaking test
👍🏼🙏🏼😊
When I took the exam I tried to speak more accurately than making my speech sound more natural and I avoided using like, you know, etc but it’s interesting to learn that those are good points
She spoke for 1:18 in part 2...but my teacher told me to speak for at least a minute and 40 secs to achieve a higher band score.
The question says between one and two minutes. If you finish early it's not the end of the world.
@@IELTSDaily Thank you!
Could you pls choose a person from india ? Since a lot of students are migrating from here . Thank you.
Probably Elisha was Indian origin Singaporean
@@Ravneetkaur-sc8lv yes she might be!
Bro i like your chunky hairs 😁👍
Haha. Thanks
The fact that she misses her ‘d’s, is akin to how aussies tend to pronounce ‘aa’s as ‘ah’s instead. So should one be punished for their own native accents rather than allowing one to celebrate it as part of their innate culture identity.
The question is very pertinent (if it was, indeed, a question). There is a fine line between what is 'acceptable/celebrated' to what should be noted as a slip. Consider an Irish person who pronounces 'three' as 'tree', this would be very likely be marked down by an examiner because "th" is not normally pronounced as "ch". Or a British English speaker who says "wiv" rather than "with". It's such a hard question as language is so changeable.
Ultimately, though, as this is language assessment, there should be benchmarks and so our advice to students is to keep being themselves in every day life, but on the test day, try to exaggerate a little.
Such a wonderful channel I have subscribed! It is very helpful for me! I gotta learn many things from this practice speaking. And the feedback of you sir, really outstanding! I appreciate your work.
Welcome Tamanna. So glad you liked the videos. hope to see you more often :)
Elisha bears a resemblance to Olivia Rodrigo
Dear Chris, you are really kind and lovely.. do you any agent in Kabul-AF ?
Thanks Ali. We don't have any agents in AF.
Is there anybody who has time to talk to me? I need to improve my Speaking Skill for IELTS 😔☺️
i have a life to talk with you ... just tell me the place where you want to do
Nice video ,and that would be helpful if u tell the name of hairgel you use 🙂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
How to 1.20 second Cue card? Here Bangladesh don't have allowed 1.20 seconds part 2....here at least 2 minutes speak...from Bangladesh
The maximum score should be 7.5 with her performance.
Please justify.
I really hope one day Chris could be the mock examiner )
Maybe one day.
Hello I am from India punjab I have too much problem in prounction...how can I improve pls suggest me
Could you choose a person from Latin America? Many Thanks. I really appreciate it. ♥️🇨🇴
Yeahhh i would be nice!!!
I like watching her, together with Saskia. But comparing with Saskia, she gives more developed answers, and for non-native speakers it sometimes hard to speak as fast as natives, And here she shows the amplitude of the naturality of a speech I've ever seen
we speak English much more than our mother tongue in school so it's basically our first language
what is the difference between a piece of good news and a good news ?
"a good news" is not correct.
@@IELTSDaily please give me a link if you have a video specially regarding this matter of grammar
If we cannot say "a news" why can you still use "this news" :D
"The news", "news", "some news'"
She talks really naturally, she did not use a lot of high level words as a daily conversation. How friendly!
Cris sir
Please make a video or live stream on how to describe places like cafe, restaurant, museum, hotel, restaurant, house or favourite place where you relax, a old place.l, ancient building.
We already have :)
Hey, i head her saying I'm still a student ! Perhaps her voice is soft but then again it is an exam. Nevertheless i did her saying I'm still a student.
Ok
Hi. I love your videos. I see how much you, guys are trying in order to help ordinary people to see what it's like a real exam.
I would really appreciate it if you can add more part 3 questions. Because, Most of the people preparing for the ielts exam have a problem in that part. Therefore, I'll be looking forward to it.
Hello Otaboyev. We'll consider it.
I thought we shouldn’t talk about our personal experiences and feelings in Part 3 answers? Could anyone explain that why it’s ok for her to talk about something personal in the last question? Many thanks
You should absolutely give thoughts and opinions at any point in the speaking test.
Chris , could you demonstrate on how to tell a story using Tense Shifting using present n past and go back n forth to give immediacy effect ?
Is this useful for academic too, or general test only?
They are the same for speaking
Am definitely sticking with this channel , preparing for IELTS , I plan to take the exams soon
Am quite new here
So please give me guide on how to prepare
Resource and materials to use
Thanks
Watch all our videos ☺️
HI
Could you teach us how to organize our ideas in speaking ? Is there any strategy ?
Actually you don't need to organise any ideas. You should just speak as naturally as possible - just like you're talking to a friend.
Thank you
BRO THIS IS A SPEAKING TEST WHY YALL BEING PICKY ASF THO LMAO
In home town , you can mentioned the difference weather , if you go outside of the foreign countries , you can be compared another countries and weather and say why you like . In the furniture part , you can involve what furniture that you like and connected with the decoration (like me , I like the write colour furniture because of the simple life or minimalism) . In the questions , how often do you use the handwriting --> Please mentioned about like " five times a week " - official day m it may see more phrases that you illustrate. In the personal stories part , please reflect the importance or significance of life and you can mentioned the quantity and quality of love in the home and meet with your surrounding environment . At the same time , you can tell more the people who live in the modern era has neglected and ignored. In the " good news part " , you can mentuined why the COV19 pandemic or health condition affect the job market and you can provide the strong argument it is worth knowing the " good news " and try to defines the words of the good news --> you should mentioned realising the dream of the job and academic-related is a worth meaning for me . The University and dream course is the good news ? Why ?
ACTUALLY HER PRONUNCİATİON İS AMAZİNG ACCORDİNG TO THE PEOPLE WHO LİVE İN HER COUNTRİES İF SHE CONTUNİUE TO İMPROVE HERSELF SHE CAN BE A NATİVE SPEAKER.I HOPE YOU COME TO THE BETTEER PLACE
Can you use the word "YA" in the speaking. One of the ielts instructors told me not to so is this wrong or is there a limit to use this word?
I find there's nothing wrong with using filler words unless it doesn't interrupt the flow of your speech But sure enough, you'd be better off not making frequent use of them since those sounds can somehow be distracting to listen to
Can we use YOU in part 3 of speaking test?
Of course 😊
Hallo i'm Zelia from Timor Leste
Can i know how to get my sertifikat ielts?
Thanks
Welcome Zelia. You have to take the IELTS test.
Can you give me some pdf file
Hi we don't think PDFs are that helpful for you.
I perceive her being soooo cute and beautiful 😍😍😍
In 5:52, if I were or if I would, which one is true? Cuz the subtitle is "were" but you said "would".
Check the comments :)
Sir can you help me I'm preparing my IELTS paper exam as soon as I touch reading always I to confront some problems and I terrified from reading always I don't know why ? May be lack of dictionary words I hope you must reply me sir how I will do reading I'm your message sir☺️
You should watch our reading videos.
@@IELTSDaily do you mind if you attend my online classes plz reply sir
Basically, singaporeans speak English and Chinese (Also have their own accent)
Not really, not all Singaporeans speak Chinese. Many speak Malay, Tamil, Hindi or some other 2nd language instead.
You're a great teacher Chris.
Thanks so much Jeffrey