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IELTS Speaking · Part 3
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70Your score · target 90+
  • Fluency & coherence72
  • Lexical resource68
  • Grammatical control64
  • Pronunciation75

Your answer

“Changing jobs is very very good because good for money.”

Suggested phrase

“Changing jobs can be rewarding, mainly because it often means a higher salary.”

Wider vocabulary and a complete sentence.

Recommended method · APT

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“On balance, I think changing jobs is positive. My cousin moved companies twice and learned far more than staying put, though it does cost some stability.”

Your progress · same question

56 → 84+28 since your first try

What your report scores

Each answer is scored on these, then you see which points pulled the score down.

Fluency & coherence

  • Pause control
  • Sustained response
  • Answer expansion

Vocabulary & grammar

  • Paraphrasing ability
  • Meaning precision
  • Sentence variety
  • Error pattern control

Pronunciation

  • Word stress accuracy
  • Connected speech
  • Overall intelligibility

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01Pick your interviewYour school, program or role.
02Answer on cameraTimed, like the real thing.
03Read your reportEach fix is written for your answer.

Questions

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Which parts can I practice?

All three: Part 1 personal questions, Part 2 cue cards and Part 3 discussion.

How is my answer scored?

On the four IELTS speaking criteria: fluency and coherence, lexical resource, grammatical range and accuracy, and pronunciation, plus how you did by topic.

Will this predict my band score?

No. It shows which skills to work on, but it can't predict or guarantee a band score.

Is this the official IELTS test?

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Scores and feedback are for practice. They don't predict or guarantee an admission, test result or job offer.

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