@107vikrantdeshmukh4 Not at all, sometime the examiner diminish your score because he considers it as a fake try. One of the greatest ielts teachers told me this. But if your level in english is more than 8 in speaking you can use this kind of elaborate talk.
@@rajgopalt can u gv an example of complex sentence that make you got band 7? Because i struggle so hard to get 6.5 and bit confuse because some people said they answer with short answer but overall got band 6.5&7
@@allenallen2772 try to answer every questions with 2 or 3 of why,what,who,when,where,how. And try to simplify your sentences, if you're not used to speak with complex words, it's gonna make you harder to think while speaking.
An only child for this question is like: “No, I have no siblings because my parents had a concern over their finances and they rather decided to have one child to dedicate their affection and financial support. “
Answer is not related to question.... you should speak about just your siblings... like, I have 2 siblings, one is the elder sister and the second is the youngest brother. ( This answer is enough for this question).
You are making IELTS ridiculous, by giving fancy sentences structure that don't even need. In speaking, you just need to communicate clearly. Stop spreading IELTS phobia to people
@@Kusa-j8i Yep, exactly! Scripted. It's not good for a test. The purpose of an English test is to see how conversable you are in English, not how good your memorization skills are!
@@mr.bianco4396 He is right, this is not a good advice. An English test is supposed to examine how you communicate in English. A complex vocabulary will of course make you seem more professional, but using them in an unnatural way (scripted) is not good and make you seem less conversable in English.
Realy, sorry but her accent so bad almost terrible,but of corce it's partly depend on your native language but if you can pass exam for 8 band with accent and pronousiation like that it's will be terrible
True. She thinks if she speaks this fast then she might sound Grt and impactable but In reality Indian accent gets worse when they speak Fast and use uncommon words just to sound Intelligent 😂
@@Kusa-j8iher accent is fine and she pronounces words well. The issue is she adds unnecessary info to her answer and uses collocations and words that aren't really used during everyday speech...makes it sound robotic and rehearsed
@@Terheidk why you guys keep harping on about the accent, the accent isn't an issue, her words are clear. The issue is she adds unnecessary info to her answer and uses collocations and words that aren't really used during everyday speech...makes it sound robotic and rehearsed
@@sarahal-suleihi1515 for examle I'm to Asian but I don't have so strong accent or other Asians can speak almost without accent it's seems like Indians it's exception but sorry when they speak it's very hard to understand they can't work like announcers or reporters cause of teyir accent. Why you should give to Indian exception meanwhile other asians try to speak more in right way in order to make their sound more understandable
IELTS is just a test for assessing the fluency in English communication, not a kind of "profession". So don't exaggerate it and just only focus on your "simple but understandable"
the core is how effective you comunicate with others. even my roomate, who has a short answer, can get a band 8. no matter does a complex sentence, the more effective(short enough, accurate, legible), the more score you get!
Invigilator’s question itself is wrong….”if yes, AND how many” is never a sentence….how can can I form a conditional sentence with “if” by adding “and”? Either avoid any coordinating word or add “then” how the hell is it “if yes, and how many?”😑😑
@@ThirteenthMystique Unfortunately, you are wrong, oh mentally challenged servant of God. May the prays and blessings of His Excellency King Abdollah Ibn Hammam Al-Tashkandy II be upon you! Now you are blessed!
This is actually incorrect. They don't want to see you yapping complex sentences. They score you based on your pronunciation, grammar and how understandable your communication is. You only have to use simple sentences. Complex and long sentences will increase the probability of grammar mistakes.
Is not it 8 band?? Yes. We are 2 brothers and one sister. My position is 2nd. On the other hand, My sister is older than me and she is married. However, our younger brother recently has completed his graduation and is preparing himself to qualify B,C,S ( Bangladesh Civil service) exam. We are really affable and try to cooperate with each other to get rid of several issues.
This is just a part1 question do we have to make an extra effort to make the sentence more complex like that.. my family consist of five members... it doesn't sound natural at all
If theta re asking how many siblings do u have is it necessary to even tell about what is their status whata re tgey studying how many members are in family...i mean question is direct asking about how many siblings do i have
It's so ridicolous u know😂😂😂if they ask me the same question even in my native language am going to give same answer coz i don't tell to someone what my siblings do unless the people ask me what does your siblings study😂😂😂😂😂
Reply ❌ Yapping ✅
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pretty much. But if youre gonna "yap" then it better be relevant.
But yapping is necessary in ielts
@107vikrantdeshmukh4
Not at all, sometime the examiner diminish your score because he considers it as a fake try. One of the greatest ielts teachers told me this.
But if your level in english is more than 8 in speaking you can use this kind of elaborate talk.
sad but true
IELTS never ask you to make sentence more complex.. Just want to see your communication skill.
In don't understand , I just got 7 band, not sure what should I improve on to get 8 band, feedback should have been nice
@@rajgopalt can u gv an example of complex sentence that make you got band 7? Because i struggle so hard to get 6.5 and bit confuse because some people said they answer with short answer but overall got band 6.5&7
@@rajgopalttalk more rephrase sentences
@@allenallen2772 try to answer every questions with 2 or 3 of why,what,who,when,where,how.
And try to simplify your sentences, if you're not used to speak with complex words, it's gonna make you harder to think while speaking.
You bet
An only child for this question is like:
“No, I have no siblings because my parents had a concern over their finances and they rather decided to have one child to dedicate their affection and financial support. “
ohh, thank you, i was wondering what to say for only child people (like me)
@@AshesP12"nope"
Or "my parents underwent sexual sufferings after I born, subsequently leading me to be the only child in my family" 😂
Great comments! They make me laugh a lot! Really this video seems unnatural.
So that he reply: so you are an Indian 😂
Ielts means exaggerating simple thing with much more high level of complexity.
You just increased the complexity
this is a very unnatural response
Answer is not related to question.... you should speak about just your siblings... like, I have 2 siblings, one is the elder sister and the second is the youngest brother. ( This answer is enough for this question).
Right!
Its not “the” its “my”
Exactly!! All these beating about the bush is just answering outside the given question.
You are making IELTS ridiculous, by giving fancy sentences structure that don't even need. In speaking, you just need to communicate clearly. Stop spreading IELTS phobia to people
This is horrible advice. Second answer is technically correct but sounds memorised and is extremely complex
@@Kusa-j8i Yep, exactly! Scripted. It's not good for a test. The purpose of an English test is to see how conversable you are in English, not how good your memorization skills are!
Why does she talk about her siblings' in more detail if examiner only asked about how many does she have siblings
Level of Ignorance
She wanted to know the Whole World that she's not less than anybody else there 😭
I m an IELTS trainer, this ain't the way to go.
Source: Wallahi, trust me brotha!
@@mr.bianco4396 He is right, this is not a good advice. An English test is supposed to examine how you communicate in English. A complex vocabulary will of course make you seem more professional, but using them in an unnatural way (scripted) is not good and make you seem less conversable in English.
@@mr.bianco4396 second answer is out of topic.
You'll get low score for that.
I don't understand her pronaunsation ❤️🔥💥
Me neither, because she is from 🇮🇳
Indian pronunciation is really difficult to understand, they have a unique way of speaking English that no other region has
She’s got curry gobbling, stink inducing, tech support offering pronunciation
😂👍
It is pronunciation
This is so bad, the "band 8" answer is probably the one that'll get you a 5 in a real IELTS exam
Realy, sorry but her accent so bad almost terrible,but of corce it's partly depend on your native language but if you can pass exam for 8 band with accent and pronousiation like that it's will be terrible
True. She thinks if she speaks this fast then she might sound Grt and impactable but In reality Indian accent gets worse when they speak Fast and use uncommon words just to sound Intelligent 😂
@@Kusa-j8iher accent is fine and she pronounces words well. The issue is she adds unnecessary info to her answer and uses collocations and words that aren't really used during everyday speech...makes it sound robotic and rehearsed
@@Terheidk why you guys keep harping on about the accent, the accent isn't an issue, her words are clear. The issue is she adds unnecessary info to her answer and uses collocations and words that aren't really used during everyday speech...makes it sound robotic and rehearsed
@@sarahal-suleihi1515 for examle I'm to Asian but I don't have so strong accent or other Asians can speak almost without accent it's seems like Indians it's exception but sorry when they speak it's very hard to understand they can't work like announcers or reporters cause of teyir accent. Why you should give to Indian exception meanwhile other asians try to speak more in right way in order to make their sound more understandable
IELTS is just a test for assessing the fluency in English communication, not a kind of "profession". So don't exaggerate it and just only focus on your "simple but understandable"
I live in England since 2015. In 9 years never had this kind of response when asking about siblings 😂😂😂
Responder normalmente ❌
Falar um tanto de coisa da sua vida que eles não se importam ✅
Your score Doesn't depend on the 1st part...It's just a simple conversation so it doesn't matter much
the core is how effective you comunicate with others. even my roomate, who has a short answer, can get a band 8. no matter does a complex sentence, the more effective(short enough, accurate, legible), the more score you get!
Invigilator’s question itself is wrong….”if yes, AND how many” is never a sentence….how can can I form a conditional sentence with “if” by adding “and”? Either avoid any coordinating word or add “then” how the hell is it “if yes, and how many?”😑😑
If im not wrong...comma and "and" can't be used in same sentence.
@@ThirteenthMystique Unfortunately, you are wrong, oh mentally challenged servant of God. May the prays and blessings of His Excellency King Abdollah Ibn Hammam Al-Tashkandy II be upon you!
Now you are blessed!
😂@@mr.bianco4396
Are we supposed to give more information than interrogated question/problem to show that our English proficiency is at good level??
Pronunciation 5
😂😂😂 yea, it's hard to understand indian accent tho
This is actually incorrect. They don't want to see you yapping complex sentences. They score you based on your pronunciation, grammar and how understandable your communication is. You only have to use simple sentences. Complex and long sentences will increase the probability of grammar mistakes.
Unnatural response, this is not how it's supposed to be.
If you want to get band 8 or higher. Make sure the answer is long complex story 😅
You are referring the answer wrong which is actually the right one
examiner: Jesus Christ you speak Yapanese damnnnnnn!
A native speaker would not use consist of in this context
Would rather use
My family has ...,
Or there are 5 members in my family
It's like she is a reading a book
Why don't you write an essay as a reply instead? Lol.
Indian accent is wowowowowowoowwoow🎉
5 band speaking was excellent but your 9 band isn't used by anyone 😅
Did she ask about introduction of the whole family??
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Is not it 8 band??
Yes. We are 2 brothers and one sister. My position is 2nd. On the other hand, My sister is older than me and she is married. However, our younger brother recently has completed his graduation and is preparing himself to qualify B,C,S ( Bangladesh Civil service) exam. We are really affable and try to cooperate with each other to get rid of several issues.
Nah, the first response 7 band already, even with just putting 1 more sentence for further explain, u'll get an 8
This reply is very wrong. Just answer the question directly. No one asked you about your siblings career. Stop deceiving people with rehearsed videos.
first: band 8
second: band 5
How does eilts allow wrong English pronunciation and intonation? Is it because they paid for the exam?
you don't have to be a poet, you have to be an average Joe. (a white one of course)
But it's her Dream
Totally disagree , please people keep it simple
The second response is absurd. Even English people don't speak like that! 😂
You don't have to use high level vocabulary to prove your English, just speak as a person who you are.
This is pärt 1 Q, not part 3, thats have to make a full paragraph dear...😮
Band 5 is actually band 7
And band 8 is band 6 , 😅😊
In ILTS it's better to give more detailed vivid answer
Give an anecdote, don't need to explain your full family history.
In 1st part, if you don't give an exact answer examineer will penalize your mark.
Wow,don't fall for this trap guys clear communication is the key not making every sentence perfect like Shashi tharoor.
First one is fine. just add what the siblings are doing
This is just a part1 question do we have to make an extra effort to make the sentence more complex like that.. my family consist of five members... it doesn't sound natural at all
Indian ielts examiner❌
Indian language examiner ✅
pronounciation is bomb
Guys, just answer the damn questions! Keep them relevant.
what can we say if we are 5 children in family?3 girls and 2 boys
Nah, you don't need to start yapping, just answer with a bit of more info than usual
Can you please show one single students of yours who got band 8 after replying like this? 😂
that's not the way.
Wrong because don't give answers of question 2 3 4 in question 1
In my opinion she can't say letter "R"
And you will have extremely hard questions for the third part.
If theta re asking how many siblings do u have is it necessary to even tell about what is their status whata re tgey studying how many members are in family...i mean question is direct asking about how many siblings do i have
memorized answer
she tried so hard to memorize the answer 😂
We all know you wouldn't speak like this in ur entire life.
not the right way 👎
I’m just a worker sir 🐴
Do you have siblings and how many?
Yes, three. That's it
I have attempl all answe coorect of example 2 ❤, bcz i attemptonly ex 2
Second answer is even worse😂
No it’s wrong. They don’t give long time for reply
this is not how you get a high score in IELTS, just relax àn speak naturally
I think it’s long for question
I highly doubt it
Unnecessary details no need
What the hell is this answer 😂
Yes it’s useful
First way is much better cos 2 sounds very wired. No one talks like that
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Stop exaggerating
It's so ridicolous u know😂😂😂if they ask me the same question even in my native language am going to give same answer coz i don't tell to someone what my siblings do unless the people ask me what does your siblings study😂😂😂😂😂
They're a better way to answer this question. You don't need to make your response this complex.
"If yes " haha
don't to tell me what to do
But why should I provide extra information
Because you are paid
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Hlo mam how can i give you my free mock test ??
so over sharing is important
first one was better 😅
Nope, that's a rehearsed answer. Bad idea.
That's wrong
Me 2nd floor se kese underarm balling kar sakta hai😂😂😂😂😂
Wrong! ❌
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lol, this is not how u get band 8....totally a cliclk bait
It's impossible to understand Indian accent for me 😢
Even Indian can't get it 😂so don't worry. it's obvious she memorized or read some script written by immature professional 😂
India english 😂
So hard accent, nothing to understand what they are saying
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