IELTS Speaking – Native Speaker Models Course: Get Band 7 To 9
This course is designed for those interested to learn the basics of English speaking, to sound like a native speaker, know the appropriate and accurate use of grammar and be able to take the IELTS speaking exam academic or general training.
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Get International English Language Testing System (IELTS) speaking band 7-9. Practice IELTS speaking with 3 native English models, full lessons and over 50 activities.
If you’re preparing for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Speaking exam, you need three things:
- Ideas – something to talk about so you can answer the questions
- Language – English that is as close as possible to a native English speaker
- Ease – you need to feel relaxed and confident
Native speakers are an excellent model. When you understand their ideas, it will give you more of your own. You can learn to imitate the native level features of their vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar. And practising with the right activities will help you develop your fluency and confidence. All of this is necessary if you want to get band 7 to band 9 in your International English Language Testing System (IELTS) speaking exam.
In this course, you’ll learn how to:
- Understand, copy and imitate the language native English speakers use to do International English Language Testing System (IELTS) speaking tasks
- Use over 50 practice activities in the lessons, listening exercises and practice activity lectures to become relaxed and calm with your new language
- Prepare your ideas so you don’t stop talking or hesitate during your International English Language Testing System (IELTS) speaking exam
At the heart of this course are 3 completely unique native speaker model International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam answers. The answers are unscripted and natural. The models are not actors and they’re all native English speakers. You won’t find these models anywhere else on the internet.
In the lessons, you will learn about the native level features of the English language used in the model answers. This means you will have the potential to get band 7-9 in your International English Language Testing System (IELTS) speaking exam.
In the activities, you will practice with your new language, so that it becomes easier for you to use. You’ll learn to give yourself feedback as your practice. You’ll know if you’re doing the activities correctly. This means you’ll be confident, calm and relaxed in your exam.
With these lessons and activities, you’ll learn how to improve:
- Your fluency and coherence – by using the phrases and structures native speakers use
- Your vocabulary – by using the internet to make your vocab more like a native
- Your grammar – by choosing the same grammatical forms as the native speakers, at the right moment
- Your pronunciation – by imitating these native speakers and others from the internet
The activities in this course are designed to help you develop your ideas at the same time as your language and confidence. This course will encourage short, consistent practice. By practising consistently, you’ll talk about many of the common International English Language Testing System (IELTS) speaking topics. You’ll practice with past exam questions, and give yourself precise feedback.
You’ll develop your ideas, your language and your confidence. By following these models, you’ll learn native level language, practice to develop ease and think of ideas before you take your International English Language Testing System (IELTS) speaking exam. You can learn a lot from these native speaker model answers. So try some of the free videos and see what’s available in this course.
Our Promise to You
By the end of this course, you will have learned to speak English like a native and ace the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) speaking exam.
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Course Curriculum
Course Sections
Section 1 - Introduction
Welcome – What’s In This Course
What Bandscore Will I Get
Things You’ll Learn From The Native Speaker Models
How The Model Talks Are Slightly Different And Surprisingly Similar To The Exam
How To Choose Which Mentor or Model Talks To Study First
Section 2 - Understanding The Model Talks
How To Use This Section
Understanding Justin Part One
Understanding Justin Part Two
Understanding Justin Part Three
Justin’s Complete Model IELTS Speaking Exam
Understand Ed Part One
Understand Ed Part Two
Understand Ed Part Three
Ed’s Complete Model IELTS Speaking Exam
Understand Louise Part One
Understand Louise Part Two
Understand Louise Part Three
Louise’s Complete Model IELTS Speaking Exam
The Native Speakers Say Um And Errr – Are These Really Band 9 Talks
Here Are The Transcripts
Section 3 - How You Can Use The Lessons And Activities
How To Select A Lesson Or Activity
Update: How To Choose Your Lessons Or Activities
Recording Your Speaking
Remember The Model Talks
Section 4 - Justin Part One - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – How To Make Your Answers Longer By Getting More Specific
Activity One – Practise Using You’d Think And But Actually
Lesson Two – Coherence: Actually And But Actually
Activity Two – Using But Actually In Part One Answers
Lesson Three – Rising Intonation And Word Splurge
Activity Three – Practice Your Word Splurge
Lesson Four – Creating Summaries
Activity Four – Making Short Summaries For Your Answers
Section 5 - Justin Part Two - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – How To Keep Your Talk Coherent
Activity One – Return To Your Story Using Anyway
Lesson Two – Improve Your Pronunciation And Fluency
Activity Two – Practice Your Pronunciation With TED Talks
Lesson Three – Extreme Vocabulary Bandscore
Activity Three – Telling An Engaging Story
Lesson Four – Use Complex Grammar With If
Activity Four – Extend A Story Using If
Section 6 - Justin Part Three - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – What To Do If Part Three Questions Are Really Difficult
Activity One – Mirror Practice
Lesson Two – If You’re Not Sure, Show It
Activity Two – Answering Impossible Questions
Lesson Three – Grammar – Using The Passive To Generalise
Activity Three – Explain To The Alien
Lesson Four – Super Clear Structure
Activity Four – Get More Ideas – One Question Two Answers
Section 7 - Ed Part One - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – Vocabulary
Activity One – Using Online Magazines To Expand Your Vocabulary
Lesson Two – Flexible Vocabulary
Activity Two – Finding Synonyms
Lesson Three – Grammar – Contrasting Before And Now
Activity Three – How To Use Until
Lesson Four – Adding Anecdotes
Activity Four – Telling Anecdotes And Short Stories
Section 8 - Ed Part Two - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – Tell The Examiner Something They Don’t Know
Activity One – A Journey Round The World
Lesson Two – Grammar For Comparatives
Activity Two – Using Comparison To Structure Your Part Two Answer
Lesson Three – Pronunciation
Activity Three – Get The Speed Right
Lesson Four – How To Fill Seconds Of Silence
Activity Four – Creating A Filler
Section 9 - Ed Part Three - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – Grammar – Variety Of Verb Forms
Activity One – Talking About Change
Lesson Two – Pronunciation – Word Stress
Activity Two – Comparing Photos
Lesson Three – Using Quotes And Sayings
Activity Three – Find Quotes And Sayings To Use In Your IELTS Speaking Exam
Lesson Four – Decide Your Own Question
Activity Four – More Ideas And More Vocab
Section 10 - Louise Part One - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – Louise’s Great Ideas
Activity One – Generating Your Own Great Ideas
Lesson Two – Combining Connectives
Activity Two – Combining Even More Connectives
Lesson Three – Pronunciation: Rising and Falling Intonation
Activity Three – Using Rising and Falling Intonation For Contrast
Lesson Four – One thing Louise Could Do better In Part One
Activity Four – Go On A Date With The Examiner Talking about You
Section 11 - Louise Part Two - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – Grammar For Storytelling
Activity One – Start A Story With Great Grammar
Lesson Two – Intonation And Signposting
Activity Two – Using Your I’m Not Finished Intonation
Lesson Three – Using Connectives Like A Real Native
Activity Three – Using So Like A Native
Lesson Four – Say Very Less
Activity Four – Finding Alternative Intensifiers
Section 12 - Louise Part Three - Lessons And Activities
Lesson One – Using Rising Intonation
Activity On – Think Fast And Still Give Yourself Time
Lesson Two – Coherence
Activity Two – Making Short Summaries
Lesson Three – How To Relax And Make A Short Joke
Activity Three – Making Short Jokes
Lesson Four – Get Better Vocabulary And Grammar
Activity Four – How Did That Happen
Section 13 - What Next
IELTS Speaking Questions
Congratulations
Downloadable Materials – IELTS Like A Native
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