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IELTS speaking If you intent to pass it, read the following and keep in mind when answer each questions you get from the exam Tenses: try to use a variety of tenses when answering questions, including present simple, present continuous, future (will, going to do sth) past simple, present perfect (the weather has been very hot recently. I have been lived in the apartment for 4 months till now). By doing this you need just to mention conditions of the past, present, or future plans. Modal verbs: try not to use “should, ought to do sth” cos they mean sth is in certainty, don’t know how to say. Use “could, might, may, would” more, they indicate possibility. For example, I may go eat out when I am sick of cooking all the times and eat my own food all day long. It’s better than I go eat out when …. Passive tense: food cooked by my mum always tastes so much better than that cooked by dad. Conditionals: if 句型 Connectives: you can approach questions you get from the following approaches: 1 giving examples (for example, for instance, such as, in particular, namely (I suppose there are three reasons for late marriage, first of all, secondly, the last reason is…), 2 summary (in conclusion, in summary, to conclude, to sum up, in short) 3 preference: rather than/instead of 4 alternatives: alternatively/on the other hand (when suggesting places worth visiting in your hometown, you can say XXX is the best place to eat out, they have … … …, alternatively, you may want to have a try at … restaurant. 5 time and sequence: before, prior to, until, after, after that, afterwards, then, (I have practiced nursing in my hometown before I pursued tertiary education in nursing in Australia) eventually/finally/in the end, as soon as, when, once, while, just as, meanwhile, throughout, during, firstly, secondly, for one thing, for another, besides, anyway, In addition/but also/as well as/ not only but also/what’s more Furthermore/besides/moreover Contrast: although/though/even though/in spit