In this video, we will be very strict with Elisha (again) when it comes to pronunciation. In reality, she probably deserves a band 9.0 but it's important to make all YOU GUYS (students) understand the importance of the band descriptors. Remember, we have lots of other videos here on our website: www.ielts-daily.com/live-classes
The pauses in the middle and letting us know the corrections are too helpful so that we could get it understood right away at that moment . This channel is such a gift for beginners , lots of love from India and I will do watch your videos continuously and build my language for sure!
Shocked!! Many of my foreign/western English-speaking friends say 'har work' , NOT 'hard work', ... for the sake of fluency. My goodness, It is NOT a word-by-word pronunciation practice!!
Personally I find the best way to improve your speaking is to surround yourself with the language - listening to native speakers through films, reality shows, podcasts and practice speaking to yourself.
@@IELTSDaily from my experience surround yourself in a community of native speakers and speak English every day. Reading and listening helps but speaking gives you great results.
Great practice example! Yet one thing I'd be picky on, and that's her kinda tiring monotone. Perhaps it'd be better if she could just raise her tone and voice a bit. Just add a little bit more variety of tone to her speech.
@@nayulkim5677 My Speaking questions Part 1 Where's your home town? What kind of building do you live in? What can you see from the window of your building? Why? Do you like trees? Why? Do you have trees planted in your house? Why? Part 2 Tell me about a time you have to tell a friend the truth? Who was the friend? What was the truth? How did she feel about it? Further questions for task 2 after the 2 minutes talk When last did you see the friend? Part 3 Why do some sportsmen lie? Why do people lie (or something related) How does it make them feel when they lie? What are examples of things that people in sports lie about? Are you a truthful person? What opinion do people have about you been truthful?
hi, I really like the way you feedback and feedforward and its too much inspiring indeed but this girl's way of presenting herself was not so much lively as it should be. She used a flat tone all through the test that sounds too much monotonous and discouraging as if she didn’t want to sit for it and you compelled her to appear at the test. She was a little bit trackless and Maddie has to be much patient and calm for understanding what she really wanted to convey. See Maddie in different minutes of the test, she was trying her best to be relaxed and listen to it carefully. The sentences were mostly fragmented as we find with the new generation. She should be more composed. I really haven’t sit for the test but I feel that if its done in such a relaxed environment, It's going to be a new but a very good experience for me. Thanks for everything. I luv IELTS Daily
Yeah, the examiner, she's very friendly and I have been watching some videos of her. I really wish to have like this examiner when I take the IELTS cuz I believe that'll make me take the exam easier and confidently.
I really like how thr examiner was friendly , the first time i took my ielts the examiner was quite serious and scary that i really stutter a lot because of nervousness and cried after the exam 😂
It's been a few days since I'm watching this playlist, and I try to answer the questions before the video by pausing it, and I'm impressed that I've gotten much better and more comfortable with that; I can see the areas I have issues in speaking and try to improve in those parts, wish I could come to your classes and learn more. Still, I live in a far-distant place!
she did quite well and her fluency was spectacular and in addition to that she spoke in a comfortable way without a clear stress.But as you mention she kept saying{depend on } repeatedly and that what might mark her down .
Hi Jennifer, that is absolutely incredible - well done! Please email ieltsdailycourse@gmail.com and hopefully we can get you onto our Wednesday live class to share your news?
Ok, thats the beneficial Video for me.but the Problem is when somenoe asked me about somethin i Couldn't answers in details. Do you have any idea to improve this lacking
My curious mind wants to know whose are the fucking guys who disliked this video? r they okay.. don't think at all. I am urging Elisha to give some to tips for those shits as she's from psychology background.
of the glottal stop, it's not epiglottis that u control while speaking it is glottis(vocal cord). glottis and epiglottis are quite different in their anatomy
I don't think I say that either of these things cause the glottal stop, rather I say the sound reaches the vocal cords/epiglottitis area and then stops. If I did say that, then apologies!
I hope that one day everyone will be able to speak as well as Elisha as a result of studying these excellent videos. They are very well balanced, with modeling of the test, excellent guidance, critique and language teaching.
I took an exam just after one week of watching your videos. Boy was I lucky or it was something else, I scored 8 with 8 in speaking. One week and 8 bands. Thanks to you guys especially Saskia. Keep it up ! :)
Thank you, I'm travelling to take my speaking test on 31st August. This video just helped me to fine tune some of the areas. Hoping to do my test well. Cheers👍
This popped up randomly in my feed, but glad to see the accessibility of excellent resources improving. I did my IELTS way back in 2018, and we didn't have resources as extensive as your channel's. Keep up the good work! I got a 8.5 in my speaking test, and my number 1 tip: It's often more important how you say it, rather than what you say.
Anybody noticed her way of speaking was better in first video but now she thinks alot before speaking, actually IELTS classes undoubtedly improve the grammatical error but eradicate the natural touch in speaking.
You may be surprised to hear that he first published video was filmed after the second published video. So it very much depends on the person on that day as well as the questions.
Another nice one! Absolutely liked the way she spoke. It lets bare of her profound knowledge on how to build up a coherent statement for an answer. I'm on my way to do so as well. Every day I devote portions of my efforts to perform a good English while speaking, but I also delve into writing as well. For example, she elaborates on her answers by explaining the point of the question she's asked. That is simply fantastic, not everyone does such a thing, and if you heard carefully, you'll realize how helpful is to be more "profound" in what you respond.
I doubt that while speaking at length about topics they haven't spoken about before, any student would be able to do both speaking well and paying attention to inherent things like glottal stops. This is somewhat unfair (if it becomes a reason for any student to be marked down). Heck, the Brits do it all the time and their country is where English came from! Also, her anecdote about the prize really motivated me!
By the way, the examiner began by asking one most common question - „ do you work or do you study“. In Part 1, I was also asked about the technology used in workplace and the public holidays.
Hi Chris! Your channel can be highly recommended to anyone because according to my personal point of view day by day am improving my language skills and i also learn new words and phrase on how to pronounce and use it on my day to day life... Your definitely doing a great job and many thanks to you🤗❤ with love from SL🇱🇰
I think she deserves over 8 in pronunciation since we understand her. Do you know that examiners around the world may not be native English speakers and have some pronunciation issues due to their native language like the one who examined me ? He was Indian . I was perplexed because I'm not used to listen to Hindu English speakers , believe me he was pronouncing v as w and vice versa . .
Yes. If you read the comments below, we said that she probably deserves over an 8. In the same way that in the writing test, If you make one spelling mistake, your writing drops from 9.0 to 8.0, we were very strict here.
Thank you so much. Your explanation is very clear and detailed. It is useful for me. I'm beginer. I couldn't take IELTS exam but I can improve my English speaking through your videos.
I have a question that needs answering. I have a tendency to stammer and stutter while pronouncing words and when I was a child, I used to stutter quite vigorously but I have improved a lot and only stutter when I am very anxious, excited and nervous. Is there a way to inform the examiner on the problem so that they can be lenient with pronunciation?
Hi. Is it okay to use filler words in IELTS speaking since you are not focusing to it? Thank you! Most of IELTS review centers making it as the most common sin...
Dear Chris, many thanks for sharing this informative video. Although I have not enrolled in any course, I feel stronger every day as I listen to and follow your lessons. I hope to pass my IELTS exam soon.
Hey, I have my IELTS on the 17th of July. I want to join your YT channel as IELTS SUPERSTAR. But I have a query, will I get my 2 writing test get checked before it? please share the details ASAP......
Hi Gim. 2 pieces of feedback isn't guaranteed because it depends on how quickly you write your answers. As it's much cheaper than other companies, we can't quite make that promise.
@@IELTSDaily hey, thanks for the reply. I intend to submit both of my writings by the next week. what are the chances of getting them checked before 17th July? moreover, what kind of videos will be provided in IELTS SUPERSTAR? please shed some light.
@@gimcarry5943 We can't guarantee a turnaround time but most writing submissions are within 5-7 days. The videos are here: th-cam.com/play/UUMO39W_uzNjIAIYrimiKkI-rA.html
Thanks IELTS Daily,I got many explainations form this teacher.I won't understand anything without u. Appreciate form Myanmar,one of the IELTS learners🇲🇲
Hi guy can u say what to reply when examiner asks “are you studying or working?” I just completed my graduation and I’m not studying neither working? What to reply to examiner at this point?
What about using the words such as: "just", "really", "like" during Speaking tests? I would love to know whether these words can be used while "IELTS Speaking Test"?
Firstly, we never say "it's depends" - we always say "it depends" In answer to your question - there's nothing really similar so just try not to use it too often.
She speaks like a native speaker She will definitely get 9 in her final if she Right all the tiny mistakes that she did while speaking . Great Jo Elisha
Hi Chris! I just want to say thank you for all of your wonderful videos, I'm gonna sit my exam tomorrow. I hope I can be super energetic as how Elisha and other students were in the practice exam.
@@IELTSDaily Yeah, I will make it a point to do so, and rewatch some of your videos as well, listening to the intro music and Saskia's previous performances
You are my favorite.. IELTS teacher..the way you explain things are so.. so..much amazing could you please do some videos on pronunciation.part it would be a great help thank you..
I'm from srilanka that's why I really need more pronunciation practices.. actually we miss proncunce some words..do if you can love to watch your all videos..
Hii...I found your videos quite helpful...one suggestion from my end-please try to elaborate meaning of words and phrases that candidate use and you repeat during pause.
Hi there! could anyone explain what they mean here please? 21: 23 yeah, so I got about fifty on the dot for the subject. 22:30 (why do you think you have that extra motivation) after you were just hitting bang on fifty?
In this video, we will be very strict with Elisha (again) when it comes to pronunciation. In reality, she probably deserves a band 9.0 but it's important to make all YOU GUYS (students) understand the importance of the band descriptors.
Remember, we have lots of other videos here on our website: www.ielts-daily.com/live-classes
Watching it an hour before my examm😬😬
@@Hoobae__9829 hope you can ạchieve your target😀
@@javimateo154 its basically a demo of what ur gonna face in the #realtest
🙏🙏
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She did a great job 👍
The pauses in the middle and letting us know the corrections are too helpful so that we could get it understood right away at that moment . This channel is such a gift for beginners , lots of love from India and I will do watch your videos continuously and build my language for sure!
Wow. Thanks for such kind words 🙏🏼🙏🏼
MY pleasure 😇
Hi I'm an electrical engineer from India it's my pleasure to watch your video's.
👍
🤩👍
Shocked!! Many of my foreign/western English-speaking friends say 'har work' , NOT 'hard work', ... for the sake of fluency.
My goodness, It is NOT a word-by-word pronunciation practice!!
Personally I find the best way to improve your speaking is to surround yourself with the language - listening to native speakers through films, reality shows, podcasts and practice speaking to yourself.
Great advice Thu! We say the same to our candidates 🙂👍🏼
@@IELTSDaily from my experience surround yourself in a community of native speakers and speak English every day. Reading and listening helps but speaking gives you great results.
I wish to get a friendly examiner like her in my test.
Great practice example! Yet one thing I'd be picky on, and that's her kinda tiring monotone. Perhaps it'd be better if she could just raise her tone and voice a bit. Just add a little bit more variety of tone to her speech.
Deserves a band 9.0 despite some slips in pronunciation or connectors, maybe a 8.5 is too good for her
I’m going to act like I’m speaking to a psychologist during my exam which is two days later
Good luck Raelynn.
Did it go well?
I just got my results
L 8 R 8 W 8 and S 8
That's amazing!!
when you mentioned about the Glottal stop should we use it or not
If it's used naturally.
She use a lots of "depend on" in her conversation hehe!
Does anyone know the meaning of "hitting bang on the fifty" at 22:35 of the video? Thanks!
Thanks IELTS DAILY. My exam is on the 31st of July. I'll come back here to appreciate you guys cos I am gonna smash it😊
We have faith in you! :)
What about your performance please tell
@@IELTSDaily I just concluded my test
What kind of questions were you asked please
@@nayulkim5677 My Speaking questions
Part 1
Where's your home town?
What kind of building do you live in?
What can you see from the window of your building?
Why?
Do you like trees?
Why?
Do you have trees planted in your house?
Why?
Part 2
Tell me about a time you have to tell a friend the truth?
Who was the friend?
What was the truth?
How did she feel about it?
Further questions for task 2 after the 2 minutes talk
When last did you see the friend?
Part 3
Why do some sportsmen lie?
Why do people lie (or something related)
How does it make them feel when they lie?
What are examples of things that people in sports lie about?
Are you a truthful person?
What opinion do people have about you been truthful?
Maddie would be such a good examiner.I hope my examiner keeps smiling all the time like maddie.
She was very friendly
@@IELTSDaily who gives a shit
@@nodirtuychiboe2833 you can be a little more polite lol
her answers are too long ,i suppose that normally, the examiners will not let exam takers speak that long.
i noticed that she was using the word ''like'' quite oftenn as a filler , is that okay?
It's better not to use it so often but using it naturally is fine.
hi, I really like the way you feedback and feedforward and its too much inspiring indeed but this girl's way of presenting herself was not so much lively as it should be. She used a flat tone all through the test that sounds too much monotonous and discouraging as if she didn’t want to sit for it and you compelled her to appear at the test. She was a little bit trackless and Maddie has to be much patient and calm for understanding what she really wanted to convey. See Maddie in different minutes of the test, she was trying her best to be relaxed and listen to it carefully. The sentences were mostly fragmented as we find with the new generation. She should be more composed. I really haven’t sit for the test but I feel that if its done in such a relaxed environment, It's going to be a new but a very good experience for me. Thanks for everything. I luv IELTS Daily
Yeah, the examiner, she's very friendly and I have been watching some videos of her. I really wish to have like this examiner when I take the IELTS cuz I believe that'll make me take the exam easier and confidently.
Maddie is great :)
IF I WERE is ABSOLUTELLY CORRECT !! what are you talking about?
Yes 'if I were' is correct. Did the video say something to the contrary?
Elisha did great job, she expanded her answers in a clever way, I loved her ideas and creativity
We agree 😊😊
I really like how thr examiner was friendly , the first time i took my ielts the examiner was quite serious and scary that i really stutter a lot because of nervousness and cried after the exam 😂
maybe just not pronounce the last letter of a word, instead of the glottal stop, just i think
When I am speaking by myself I can speak like that. But when I am speaking with someone, I can not speak well what would be rason?.
You have to practice talking a lot with your friends or talking in front of the mirror. That will help you a lot.
It's been a few days since I'm watching this playlist, and I try to answer the questions before the video by pausing it, and I'm impressed that I've gotten much better and more comfortable with that; I can see the areas I have issues in speaking and try to improve in those parts, wish I could come to your classes and learn more. Still, I live in a far-distant place!
Well done for the hard work you're putting in. Good job!
she did quite well and her fluency was spectacular and in addition to that she spoke in a comfortable way without a clear stress.But as you mention she kept saying{depend on } repeatedly and that what might mark her down .
That's good feedback thanks Karem
Yes, it's very helpful because you mentioned the mistakes as well as the good phrases.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thankyou IELTS daily ! I just got my score for GT and I got an overall 8! R:8.5, W:7, L:9, S: 7
Hi Jennifer, that is absolutely incredible - well done! Please email ieltsdailycourse@gmail.com and hopefully we can get you onto our Wednesday live class to share your news?
Was listening hard or not?
Didn't she speak more than normal in part 1🤔🤔. I heard that we need to speak 3-4 sentences
There's no fixed number of sentences
Ok, thats the beneficial Video for me.but the Problem is when somenoe asked me about somethin i Couldn't answers in details. Do you have any idea to improve this lacking
My curious mind wants to know whose are the fucking guys who disliked this video? r they okay.. don't think at all. I am urging Elisha to give some to tips for those shits as she's from psychology background.
of the glottal stop, it's not epiglottis that u control while speaking it is glottis(vocal cord). glottis and epiglottis are quite different in their anatomy
I don't think I say that either of these things cause the glottal stop, rather I say the sound reaches the vocal cords/epiglottitis area and then stops. If I did say that, then apologies!
@@IELTSDaily Never mind, you are a great teacher. I love your videos. That mistake is too subtle to be noticed by layman(non-medico)
A humble request to Maddie to act as a serious examiner in any upcoming video😊.
We'll consider it
I hope that one day everyone will be able to speak as well as Elisha as a result of studying these excellent videos. They are very well balanced, with modeling of the test, excellent guidance, critique and language teaching.
Isn't english the offcial language of instruction at Singapore?
English is one of Singapore's official languages.
What phrases can I use instead of it depends on, if anyone can help ?? 🥺
😂 If my examiner smiles like that. I will be able to score more than 8 for sure.
When I took my IELTS exam, Examiner asked me the same questions about picnic...
Thanks for letting us know :) When did you take the test?
I took the exam in February 2021 in India.
@@dev-saab how it went? I'm also thinking to take it, for fun.
I took an exam just after one week of watching your videos. Boy was I lucky or it was something else, I scored 8 with 8 in speaking. One week and 8 bands. Thanks to you guys especially Saskia. Keep it up ! :)
That's absolutely incredible - the hard work is from you...not from us. Well done to you! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
That’s wonderful!!
Any tips
Thank you, I'm travelling to take my speaking test on 31st August. This video just helped me to fine tune some of the areas. Hoping to do my test well. Cheers👍
Glad it was helpful, best of luck!
Love and huge respect from India
Nice ☺️👍🏼
This popped up randomly in my feed, but glad to see the accessibility of excellent resources improving. I did my IELTS way back in 2018, and we didn't have resources as extensive as your channel's. Keep up the good work! I got a 8.5 in my speaking test, and my number 1 tip: It's often more important how you say it, rather than what you say.
Thanks for the nice feedback Omar 😊😊
I wonder if we use "like" too many times in our conversation, does it cause us to have a less mark? Even native speakers use it too much.
It can be distracting, you're right. Have to be careful
I have been watching your videos and I got 8.5 in my speaking! Keep up the greats videos!
That is phenomenal - well done Naurbanist :)
Anybody noticed her way of speaking was better in first video but now she thinks alot before speaking, actually IELTS classes undoubtedly improve the grammatical error but eradicate the natural touch in speaking.
You may be surprised to hear that he first published video was filmed after the second published video. So it very much depends on the person on that day as well as the questions.
She says i'm studying. İ'm studying or I study? Which one is correct?
What to say instead of 'it depends '??
Another nice one! Absolutely liked the way she spoke. It lets bare of her profound knowledge on how to build up a coherent statement for an answer. I'm on my way to do so as well. Every day I devote portions of my efforts to perform a good English while speaking, but I also delve into writing as well. For example, she elaborates on her answers by explaining the point of the question she's asked. That is simply fantastic, not everyone does such a thing, and if you heard carefully, you'll realize how helpful is to be more "profound" in what you respond.
Thanks Vasco for your valuable input.
I have to say this is my most favorite ielts channel on yt!! you motivate me to practice speaking harder Chris!!
Really happy to hear that you like our content Nhat. Keep up the good work :)
I am going to ask what can I use instead of ''it depends on''
Like.. Maybe u can say, "People listen to music based on their tastes and their personality"? Instead of saying it depends on the person?
I doubt that while speaking at length about topics they haven't spoken about before, any student would be able to do both speaking well and paying attention to inherent things like glottal stops. This is somewhat unfair (if it becomes a reason for any student to be marked down).
Heck, the Brits do it all the time and their country is where English came from!
Also, her anecdote about the prize really motivated me!
The point is that students at a band 9.0 shouldn't need to think about when and when not to use glottal stops, they should be used naturally.
@@IELTSDaily That's right, but then why would a strict examiner mark them down for it?
Yes very true especially those that speak hockney.
@@RishikavsAnnie If they are not used when native speakers would typically use them.
Oh come on. In part 1 her responds are too long, aren't they? Real examiner would definitely interrupt her.
We acknowledge that in her second video
No way that is a 9 dude.
It's the first time you tube recommended me best for what I expect
Great - so glad you enjoy it
By the way, the examiner began by asking one most common question - „ do you work or do you study“. In Part 1, I was also asked about the technology used in workplace and the public holidays.
Interesting - thanks for sharing Amanda.
@@IELTSDaily I will let you my band scores once I know the result. 😂
Missing “know“.. I will let you know..
So which glottal stops are good to use and which are not appropriate?
The glottal stop is the same but it depends on the word. Using them as a native speaker would use them is advisable.
Hi Chris! Your channel can be highly recommended to anyone because according to my personal point of view day by day am improving my language skills and i also learn new words and phrase on how to pronounce and use it on my day to day life... Your definitely doing a great job and many thanks to you🤗❤ with love from SL🇱🇰
What wonderful words, thanks for sharing those. We're pleased to help as many people as possible. Thanks for joining Rizkaniya.
I think she deserves over 8 in pronunciation since we understand her. Do you know that examiners around the world may not be native English speakers and have some pronunciation issues due to their native language like the one who examined me ? He was Indian . I was perplexed because I'm not used to listen to Hindu English speakers , believe me he was pronouncing v as w and vice versa . .
Yes. If you read the comments below, we said that she probably deserves over an 8. In the same way that in the writing test, If you make one spelling mistake, your writing drops from 9.0 to 8.0, we were very strict here.
Singaporean needs IELTS?
like she repeated the phrase 'it depends' I often catch myself repeating the word 'like' so will it be a problem?
It _can_ be a problem if it's overused, yes.
@@IELTSDaily alright, thanks!
Thank you so much. Your explanation is very clear and detailed. It is useful for me. I'm beginer. I couldn't take IELTS exam but I can improve my English speaking through your videos.
I have a question that needs answering. I have a tendency to stammer and stutter while pronouncing words and when I was a child, I used to stutter quite vigorously but I have improved a lot and only stutter when I am very anxious, excited and nervous. Is there a way to inform the examiner on the problem so that they can be lenient with pronunciation?
I think it's important to let the exam centre know when you book the test and when you register on the test day.
Do examiners take into consideration the 'Glottal Stop'?
Yes. It's marked as one of the pronunciation features... If it's used accurately and naturally
Hey. What can we use instead of “it really depends on” in order not to repeat ourselves?
It is up to “something”
She's so adorable, delectable and handsome. I like her even more than Saskia.
If it was a strict examiner, what will be her mark?
8.5
I hope that I will get examiner as Maddie she is incredible
She is
How about Japanese students?🇯🇵
We Japanese are very bad English skill😔
Not all Japanese people have bad English skills at all! 🙂🙂 We'll try and find a Japanese candidate
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING THE INFORMATIVE VIDEOS LIKE THIS I REALLY ENJOY THE WAY YOU GUYS ARE DOING YOUR WORK
AND HELPING OTHERS ..💌💌
Hi. Is it okay to use filler words in IELTS speaking since you are not focusing to it? Thank you! Most of IELTS review centers making it as the most common sin...
Now the lady examiner comes in my mind and dream with ielts questions 😂😂
@Marvelous Thanks for watching!
Dear Chris, many thanks for sharing this informative video. Although I have not enrolled in any course, I feel stronger every day as I listen to and follow your lessons. I hope to pass my IELTS exam soon.
Hi Ali - so pleased you like our lessons - we have lots of lessons available and so I hope you manage to watch them all :)
Why u didn’t suggest us the alternative of it depends lol so frustrating
Hey, I have my IELTS on the 17th of July. I want to join your YT channel as IELTS SUPERSTAR. But I have a query, will I get my 2 writing test get checked before it? please share the details ASAP......
Hi Gim. 2 pieces of feedback isn't guaranteed because it depends on how quickly you write your answers. As it's much cheaper than other companies, we can't quite make that promise.
@@IELTSDaily hey, thanks for the reply. I intend to submit both of my writings by the next week. what are the chances of getting them checked before 17th July? moreover, what kind of videos will be provided in IELTS SUPERSTAR? please shed some light.
@@gimcarry5943 We can't guarantee a turnaround time but most writing submissions are within 5-7 days. The videos are here: th-cam.com/play/UUMO39W_uzNjIAIYrimiKkI-rA.html
maddie is my fav, her aura is just too lovely
like like
tend tend
it depends
it depends
final 8
She is in incredible, got a crush ,can anyone mention her name ?
i have the same mistake like her. when i am nervous, i use "it depends" 🥲
It's ok to use occasionally ☺️☺️
What else can you say instead of 'it depends on' ?
She is very clever and I would like to be able to speak like her.
We agree that she speaks very fluently.
Thanks IELTS Daily,I got many explainations form this teacher.I won't understand anything without u.
Appreciate form Myanmar,one of the IELTS learners🇲🇲
You are welcome Jack. We are happy to help.
Hi guy can u say what to reply when examiner asks “are you studying or working?”
I just completed my graduation and I’m not studying neither working? What to reply to examiner at this point?
You can say whatever is real and honest
Would the instructor deduct points from her if she ended a sentence with "lah"? 🤣🤣🤣
No lah..😂
@@qpkwsxcb8277 😂😂✌
Can lah 😂😂✌
and a lot of "like" and "um"
Can u give synonyms to ( depends on)
Subject to, influenced by, revolves around, determined by, based on, decided by, etc.
I wonder if the term "kinda (kind of)" is also acceptable? Since you mentioned that "gonna", "wanna" are ok.
Kinda is ok
Amazing speaking and also lesson for us
Speaking more in part 1 is not reason for decreasing score,isn't it?
I hope you reply my que
No. But the examiner may cut you off
@@IELTSDaily thank you
What about using the words such as: "just", "really", "like" during Speaking tests? I would love to know whether these words can be used while "IELTS Speaking Test"?
Our questions...
1. Who told you they're not allowed?
2.. Why do you think they're not allowed?
They are absolutely normal words and can be used.
She spoke very long for Part 1
Love how this channel structure their videos. It’s extremely helpful :) appreciate the time and effort invested in producing these videos!
Thanks so much Azura. Really appreciate your kind words. IELTS can be very daunting so we try to make things easier. Glad you like it.
What should i use instead "It’s depends "?.
Firstly, we never say "it's depends" - we always say "it depends"
In answer to your question - there's nothing really similar so just try not to use it too often.
Thank you
In real test also is it necessary to answer the part one answer by expanding as she did? Sir . She really did very well ♥️
I suppose Elisha could be great examiner too! :)
Yes :)
I wanna more Elisha😭😭
She speaks like a native speaker She will definitely get 9 in her final if she Right all the tiny mistakes that she did while speaking . Great Jo Elisha
Thanks Gurpreet - we are probably being too strict on Elisha - she may get 9.0 anyway.
@@IELTSDaily Thanks to you I like this that you answer my response. Thanks very much
Hi Chris! I just want to say thank you for all of your wonderful videos, I'm gonna sit my exam tomorrow. I hope I can be super energetic as how Elisha and other students were in the practice exam.
Duong, best wishes. Be calm and collected. Just speak naturally and pretend it's your friend. Don't be nervous.
@@IELTSDaily Yeah, I will make it a point to do so, and rewatch some of your videos as well, listening to the intro music and Saskia's previous performances
You are my favorite.. IELTS teacher..the way you explain things are so.. so..much amazing could you please do some videos on pronunciation.part it would be a great help thank you..
Hi Ishara. Thank your or such kind words. I'm really pleased that you like our style.
I'm from srilanka that's why I really need more pronunciation practices.. actually we miss proncunce some words..do if you can love to watch your all videos..
Hii...I found your videos quite helpful...one suggestion from my end-please try to elaborate meaning of words and phrases that candidate use and you repeat during pause.
That involves some student self study time.
Hi there! could anyone explain what they mean here please?
21: 23 yeah, so I got about fifty on the dot for the subject.
22:30 (why do you think you have that extra motivation) after you were just hitting bang on fifty?
They both mean 'exactly'
so what phrases convey the same meaning as it depends/depends on?
I really enjoy watching this channel to get higher band score