IELTS Speaking Interview | Band 9 | Academic English Help

[yourinterestsmtsinterests]

It seems like she has memorised the answer, isn’t it

[nadiahussain]

Looks like she's been revising all night for this

[apetitelife]

What is ur name.
Ans: my parents decided to name me Rahul when i was conceived then they found a thief whose name was Rahul and decided to change it . Just after i was born my grandma decided to name me Tarun but my parents did not agree so they named me Bijju. Classmates called me Bij and i didn't liked it. So i named myself Ravi for which i was thrown out of my home now i am thinking to go abroad, so the IELTS🤣🤣🤣

[anushkaverma]

No one talks like this in real life though

[ermelindalombardo]

She sounds like she has learnt everything by heart

[SurajRoy]

Wtf ... It's like asking what's your name ?
She answers her whole family background ...

[cliffa]

It's sounding like:" What is your name?" "My parents named me on the 3rd day after I was born and my granny added as my second name on the 4th day!"😂

[Gau_gk]

This is the reality of ielts, who speaks like a robot with memorized answers get good band score while people like us who speak normal English without any unnecessary drama get less scores😑

[provocateur-in-chief]

India finally has a homemade chatgpt 🎉🎉

[kawartie]

Its important to remember that not to tell anyone anything in detail

[rohankumardas]

She remembered everything by heart like me 😂😂😂😂

[user]

"Where do you live?"
"Home."
*rejected*

[sammishelton]

Y’all, this is how everyone sounds when they’re taking a test in a foreign language. This is how I sound when I take my Spanish tests, it is how my friend sounds when she takes her French tests, and it is how my friend who is a Korean exchange student sounds when he is taking his English tests. That’s just how tests work.

[HameedAzar]

She sounds like whatever be question, my next answer is going to be just this 😂

[gokugiang]

I believe if the title says it's an AI simulation IETLS speaking test

[emmastone]

At this rate, she might as well give all her passwords😂

[mhdatyt]

The honest thing is none speaks this much these days in real life. Its just a Single Word answer always. Detailed description is like trying to fill up the entire answer sheet for just a 3 mark question.

[rtm]

It feels like she just memorised the questions, but this is probably how I sound in my verbal French tests.

[scarlet_sunflower]

As someone said in the comments, this is how people sound during tests. This is the ‘Academic IELTS’, she should not sound like she is talking to a friend, because that is not the point of the course.

I sounded very similar in my Mandarin Chinese Speaking Exams, although I can speak it much more naturally in real life, because I had to deliver my arguments in a certain way.

[sangeetamenon]

Imagine giving such answers in a corporate interview and being kicked out by the interviewer 😂