IELTS Speaking Planner Parts 1 and 2 with Pronunciation video
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16-page colour-coded A4 digital pdf planner.
This 16-page printable planner with 28+ IELTS Speaking prompts and space for daily notes will help you
Do 1 x Part 1 and 1 x Part 2 a day (there are 28 scheduled, plus 3 pages of extra ideas) so that you cover every topic and feel confident on test day.
You will get
This 12-minute video is designed to give you a quick insight into the errors that students often make, and WHY they make them, so that you can understand pronunciation patterns and improve your overall IELTS Speaking score.
It will also improve your Listening score, as you'll finally understand why you keep mis-hearing certain words in the Listening Test.
Pronunciation accounts for 25% of the Speaking score, but many teachers avoid teaching it because they believe it's impossible to change the way someone speaks.
You do NOT need to change your accent for the IELTS test, but you WILL lose points for mispronouncing words. So this is the best way to fix that.
Please note that you will not receive the paper version and the video is not downloadable.
This 16-page printable planner with 28+ IELTS Speaking prompts and space for daily notes will help you
- get organised
- be consistent
- track progress
- take notes
- improve your Speaking Part 2 (Long Turn)
Do 1 x Part 1 and 1 x Part 2 a day (there are 28 scheduled, plus 3 pages of extra ideas) so that you cover every topic and feel confident on test day.
You will get
- a 16-page colour-coded A4-sized digital download (PDF) that you can keep on your computer or print off.
- a link to a 12-minute "100 most mispronounced words in IELTS Speaking" video.
- quick links to pronunciation videos to help your avoid common errors.
This 12-minute video is designed to give you a quick insight into the errors that students often make, and WHY they make them, so that you can understand pronunciation patterns and improve your overall IELTS Speaking score.
It will also improve your Listening score, as you'll finally understand why you keep mis-hearing certain words in the Listening Test.
Pronunciation accounts for 25% of the Speaking score, but many teachers avoid teaching it because they believe it's impossible to change the way someone speaks.
You do NOT need to change your accent for the IELTS test, but you WILL lose points for mispronouncing words. So this is the best way to fix that.
Please note that you will not receive the paper version and the video is not downloadable.