I would like to talk about a memorable advice that I gave to my friend. Sam was preparing for a high-level exam. Sam had found it difficult in preparing for his high-level exam, and he wanted to pass it with frying colors. When he came to me, I advised him on the areas that I was good at. I started by explaining to him how to write a task 2, writing by giving him the main points to consider when writing this task. First of all, I encourage him to start with a good introduction, and then the body must have two paragraphs explained with examples, and then finally it should have a conclusion. And some found this one to be a piece of cake having a circle. It is much. So the next thing I advised him was about listening, that he should avoid the structures like repetition of words and sounds that seem and what sounds similarly but have different meaning. So Sam was telling note of what I was telling him and actually I think it was going to help him much. So, in a few moments, I took time to explain everything it was concerning IELTS and which actually prepared him to tackle some odd questions. On the writing section, I gave him an assignment to work on it so that we can devise it together. And to analyze the mistake he was making. Actually, my advice to him was to pour a full fruit because I trained earlier and I knew all the corners of the tricks that the examiner was using. So actually those are the memorable advices I gave to some.
Band 6+: What advice have you given to someone?
Skyrocket your IELTS band score by 1-2 points in under a month with our premium plan!
Note: Both the topic and the answer were submitted by one of our users.
69%
Accuracy
The overall pronunciation accuracy of your speech, reflecting how well a native speaker can comprehend it.
Polished transcript:
Male
Female
I would like to talk about a memorable piece of advice that I gave to my friend. Sam was preparing for a high-level exam. He found it difficult to prepare for this exam, and he wanted to pass it with flying colors. When he came to me, I advised him on the areas where I was knowledgeable. I started by explaining to him how to write Task 2, giving him the main points to consider when writing this task. First of all, I encouraged him to start with a good introduction, and then the body must have two paragraphs explained with examples, and finally, it should have a conclusion. Some found this to be a piece of cake. So the next thing I advised him about was listening; he should avoid structures like repetition of words and sounds that seem similar but have different meanings. Sam was taking note of what I was telling him, and I actually thought it would help him a lot. I took time to explain everything concerning IELTS, which actually prepared him to tackle some odd questions. For the writing section, I gave him an assignment to work on so that we could discuss it together and analyze the mistakes he was making. My advice to him was to put in full effort because I had trained earlier and knew all the tricks that the examiner was using. So those are the memorable pieces of advice I gave to Sam.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Tips: Click on each word to see feedback.
Speaking Time: 98 seconds