IELTS SPEAKING STRUCTURES

PART 1 STRUCTURES
1. Simple Present Tense Structure
Ex: Hobbies

Introduction: "One of my favorite hobbies is [hobby]."

Explanation: "I enjoy [activity] because [reason]."
Example: "For example, last weekend, I [specific
activity related to hobby]."
Conclusion: "Overall, [hobby] is something I find really
enjoyable and relaxing."
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2. Past Simple Tense Structure
Topic: Childhood

Introduction: "When I was a child, I used to [activity]."

Explanation: "I remember [specific memory] when I
was [age]."
Example: "For instance, I [describe an event or activity
from childhood]."
Conclusion: "Those were really fun times and I cherish
those memories."
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3. Comparison Structure
Topic: Travel

Introduction: "I have traveled to [place] and [place]."

Comparison: "While [place] was [description], [place] was
[description]."
Example: "For instance, in [place], I visited [landmark] and
it was [adjective], whereas in [place], I explored [activity]
which was [adjective]."
Conclusion: "Overall, both experiences were unique in
their own way."
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4. Opinion Structure
Topic: Food

Introduction: "In my opinion, [type of food] is the best."

Reason: "I believe this because [reason]."
Example: "For example, whenever I eat [type of food], I feel
[emotion or sensation]."
Conclusion: "Therefore, I think [type of food] is really
delicious and enjoyable."
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5. Future Plans Structure
Topic: Career

Introduction: "In the future, I plan to become a

[profession]."
Explanation: "I have always been interested in [field] and I
believe it's the right path for me because [reason]."
Example: "For instance, I am currently studying [relevant
subject] to prepare for my career."
Conclusion: "I'm excited about the opportunities that lie
ahead in my chosen profession."
Expanding or lengthening answers in PART 1

• Provide Details
• Use Adjectives and Adverbs
• Give Reasons and Explanations
• Share Personal Experiences
• Offer Comparisons and Contrasts
Expanding or lengthening answers in PART 1

• Anticipate Follow-up Questions

• Use Transition Words and Phrases
• Engage in Elaboration
• Stay on Topic
• Practice Speaking Fluency
PART 2 STRUCTURES
1. Introduction
2. Main Points
3. Details and Examples
4. Personal Experience
5. Future Implications or Suggestions
6. Conclusion
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1. Introduction

• Introduce the topic by paraphrasing

the task card.
• Provide a brief overview of what you
will be talking about.
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2. Main Points

• Divide your speech into 2-3 main

points or aspects related to the topic.
• Allocate a portion of your time to each
main point.
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3. Details and Examples

• Provide specific details, examples,

and anecdotes to support each main
point.
• Use descriptive language to paint a
vivid picture and engage the listener.
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4. Personal Experience

• Share personal experiences or stories

related to the topic.
• Describe how the topic has affected
you or what it means to you
personally.
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5. Future Implications or Suggestions

• Discuss any future implications of the

topic or offer suggestions for
improvement, if relevant.
• Share your thoughts on how the topic
may evolve or what can be done to
address related issues.
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6. Conclusion

• Summarize your main points briefly.

• End with a concluding statement that
reinforces your overall perspective on
the topic.
PART 3 STRUCTURES

• Comparing and Contrasting

• Problem-Solution Approach
• Cause and Effect Analysis
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Comparing and Contrasting
• Introduction
• Expressing opinions
• Contrasting views
• Examples and illustrations
• Expanding ideas
• Predicting and speculating
• Conclusion
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Problem-Solution Approach
• Introduction
• Identifying the problem
• Discussing solutions
• Evaluating solutions
• Examples and illustrations
• Predicting outcomes
• Conclusion
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Cause and Effect Analysis
• Introduction
• Identifying causes
• Discussing effects
• Examples and illustrations
• Expanding ideas
• Predicting Future Trends
• Conclusion