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IELTS Speaking

IELTS® Speaking: the test, the questions and how to practise

A face-to-face conversation in three parts, about 14 minutes. Below: how each part runs, how it is scored, and the 85 Part 2 cue cards for September–December 2026.

Format

Three parts, about 14 minutes

Part 1 is a short interview about you. Part 2 is a long turn on a cue card. Part 3 is a discussion of bigger questions on the same theme.

پارٹ 1 · انٹرویوتقریباً 4 منٹ

روزمرہ کے 3 موضوعات پر چھوٹے سوال: گھر، کام یا پڑھائی، آپ کے معمولات۔

تیاریبولنا
پارٹ 2 · لمبی باری3 سے 4 منٹ

نوٹس کے ساتھ تیاری کے لیے 1 منٹ، بولنے کے لیے زیادہ سے زیادہ 2 منٹ، پھر 1 چھوٹا سوال۔

پارٹ 3 · گفتگو4 سے 5 منٹ

آپ کے پارٹ 2 کے موضوع سے جڑے بڑے سوال، ہر سوال پر 2 تک اضافی سوال۔

Scoring

Four criteria, each worth a quarter of the band

Fluency and CoherenceHow long you can keep going without strain, and whether your ideas link up and are easy to follow.
Lexical ResourceThe range and precision of your words, including natural phrases and paraphrasing when you don’t know a word.
Grammatical Range and AccuracyA mix of simple and complex sentences, and how many of them are free of errors.
PronunciationHow easy you are to understand, including stress, rhythm and intonation.

Bands run from 0 to 9 in half steps. Ashore scores the first three on every answer. Not assessed yet. The report says “not assessed” instead of guessing a number.

See where you stand in 14 minutes