3-Ways To Improve Your Spoken English for The IELTS Exam

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3-WAYS TO IMPROVE YOUR SPOKEN ENGLISH FOR THE
IELTS EXAM
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Introduction
ELTS stands for International English Language
Testing System. This is the worlds most popular
English language test that is conducted 48 times
a year with 1200 centers in nearly 140 countries.
The IELTS exam is required for migration as well
as for academic purposes in countries like
Australia, US, UK, New Zealand and Canada. The
IELTS exam consists of 4 sections Reading,
Writing, Speaking and Listening.
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Now lets look at the 3-tips on how to prepare
for the speaking test of the IELTS exam or how
to increase your IELTS speaking score.
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1-Listen and repeat.

• Watch TV shows and You Tube videos. Use them to i
  mprove your fluency. Choose a short part of a
  show and repeat it line by line. Try to match the
  tone, speed and even the accent (if you can). It
  doesnt matter if you miss a few words, the
  important thing is to keep talking. Try to sound
  just like the native speakers on the show.

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2-Think in English.

• Sometimes the difficult thing about talking in a
  new language isnt the language itself, but how
  you think about it.
• If you think in your native language and then try
  to speak English, youll always have to
  translate between languages. Translating isnt an
  easy thing to do!

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3-Practice Speaking English with live
English trainers
IELTS Speaking exam is an intense one on one
interview between you and the examiner. The 11
16 minutes of conversation will check how
accurate comfortable you are in speaking
English. It is important that while doing your
preparations, you get a mentor who can help you
in preparing and speaking effortlessly.
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Use Engvarta App
If you wish to practice with live English experts
sitting at the comfort of your home Go for E
ngVarta app. It is a platform where live English
experts focus on your English speaking skills,
correct your mistakes, guides you and motivates
you. For more tips you can our full blog-How to
Improve Spoken English for the IELTS Exam