The IELTS Speaking test usually takes about _____.

The IELTS Speaking test has _____ parts.

In the IELTS Speaking test, you speak to an _____.

In Part 1, the examiner asks questions about _____ topics.

In Part 1, you may answer questions about your home, family, studies and _____.

Part 1 of the IELTS Speaking test usually lasts about _____.

In Part 2, the examiner gives you a _____.

Before speaking in Part 2, you have _____ to prepare.

In Part 2, you should try to speak for _____.

During the preparation time in Part 2, you can write some _____.

In Part 3, the questions are usually more _____ than in Part 1.

Part 3 of the IELTS Speaking test usually lasts about _____.

If the examiner asks "Do you like music?", you should give an answer and a _____.

Instead of only saying "Yes", you can say "Yes, because _____."

If you do not understand a question, you can ask the examiner to _____ it.

In IELTS Speaking, you should try to speak clearly and _____.

In Part 1, your answers should usually be _____.

A useful way to develop your answer is: answer + reason + _____.

If you make a small mistake while speaking, you should _____ and continue.

IELTS Speaking assesses fluency, vocabulary, grammar and _____.