IELTS Cue Card Topic 28 with Answers 2024 | Speaking Self- Practise | 9 Bands

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In both the answers i can observe that they have minimum of 30 seconds left, so can it affect the band score ?

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You should always try to speak for 2 minutes, as mentioned in the beginning of the video. These are sample answers. In real world, there will be pauses and stuttering in your response, so those 30 seconds are to account for that. :))