This refers to how well you can speak at a normal speed, without hesitation, repetition, or self-correction. It also means how well you can link your ideas and sentences logically and clearly.
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Lexical resource
This refers to how well you can use a wide range of vocabulary accurately and appropriately for different topics and situations. It also means how well you can paraphrase, use collocations, and avoid errors.
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Grammatical range and accuracy
This refers to how well you can use a variety of grammatical structures correctly and flexibly. It also means how well you can avoid or correct grammatical errors.
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Pronunciation
This refers to how well you can produce sounds, stress, intonation, and rhythm of English. It also means how well you can make yourself understood by the examiner and avoid misunderstandings.
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Slides 1-4
The test consists of three parts: introduction and interview, individual long turn, and two-way discussion.
The four criteria for the assessment of IELTS SPEAKING are shown in slides 1-4.
