IELTS Speaking: Greeting the examiner. Learn useful tips for the 4 questions asked by the examiner for the greeting and ID check at the start of the IELTS speaking test. Make sure you are fully prepared, confident and ready to give the examiner a good first impression.
IELTS Speaking: Greeting the examiner
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" i'm from nidadavolue which is near to rajamundry", is it correct..??
Can I say I'm xyz
can we say "yes , for sure " for question no 4?
7:43 Please say 'Kolkata'
Your teaching method is really worth for appriciate
The official name for Calcutta is Kolkata. shouldn't we use the official name instead of Calcutta?
Shall I use 'Sir/Mam' word for an examiner?…forsay ,good afternoon Sir or Sure Sir..
thank you, Liz, you are the best
10 hours before exam ❤️
i have my speaking test next week on 14 may 2019 thanks for your tips it helped me a lot i will remember those points.
Good one
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Professor I am weak in listening mcq please give a lecture
aww thank you
Hey Liz,thanks for your teachings. Passed ielts in flying colours!
Where r u from?
I belong to the city of Hyderabad which is the capital of Telangana and Andhra as well.
Is that OK ?
If it is not right to say Miss with the first name, what should i say if i want to use Ms or Miss ? thanks in advance
mam please share the cue card for may 2019 to august 2019
The correct way to pronounce "my name is" or "my name's" is "my name iz" not "is" the same goes for "my name's" z not s, so "my name'z" . Vowels and strong consonants before that "s" makes "s" be pronounced "z". Soft consonants such as T, P, K keep "s". The same rule applies for regular plural nouns (pronounced nounz) : ladies = ladiez, boys = boyz, desks = desks, gloves = glovz, storms = stormz so please (pleaz). Thank you. PS one name, two names (prononced namez). The same way you have with the regular verbs (verbz); we have 2 pronounciations: D when vowel or hard consonant sound before ed: cried=cried, loved=lovd. . . . or T when soft consonant before ed : walked = walkt, talked = talkt , . . . . . there are exceptions also, of course : rushed=rusht and few more others. Try and straighten your pronunciation up. Good luck with it :)