IE 30: What Does It Mean if the Examiner Says "Stop" on the IELTS Speaking Test?

IE 30: What Does It Mean if the Examiner Says "Stop" on the IELTS Speaking Test?

Get your FREE IELTS CHEAT SHEET: http://www.allearsenglish.com/evaluation Come back to http://allearsenglish.com/aee-ielts-examiner-stop-speaking-test/ and leave a comment Why does the IELTS examiner stop you in the speaking test? Today, Jessica and Lindsay talk about why this happens, and why you shouldn’t worry about it! It can be frustrating if the IELTS examiner asks you a question, and you begin answering it, and then they stop you while you’re speaking. You might think that you made an English mistake, or the examiner doesn’t like your answer. But that’s not what’s happening. Timing is the issue. The examiner has only a certain amount of time to ask you about specific things. As part of their job, they must stop you – and it has nothing to do with the quality of your English, or your answer. Don’t let an abrupt interruption like this cause you extra anxiety! Expect it to happen, and don’t take it personally. All tests have to follow their timing. Do you think being interrupted while you’re English speaking might cause you anxiety? What do you plan to do about it? Share your thoughts in the comments section below! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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IELTS Energy 116: You Have a 50% Chance of Getting These Questions in IELTS Speaking Part 1

IELTS Energy 116: You Have a 50% Chance of Getting These Questions in IELTS Speaking Part 1

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10 Sep 201519min

IELTS Energy 115: How to Be Opinionated in IELTS and in Life

IELTS Energy 115: How to Be Opinionated in IELTS and in Life

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9 Sep 201516min

IELTS Energy 114: How to Become a Multiple Choice Machine on IELTS Reading and IELTS Listening

IELTS Energy 114: How to Become a Multiple Choice Machine on IELTS Reading and IELTS Listening

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8 Sep 201514min

IELTS Energy 113: How to Write a Cutthroat Concluding Paragraph on your IELTS Exam

IELTS Energy 113: How to Write a Cutthroat Concluding Paragraph on your IELTS Exam

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7 Sep 201515min

IELTS Energy 112: 5 Artsy Idioms for Museum Questions on the IELTS Speaking Test

IELTS Energy 112: 5 Artsy Idioms for Museum Questions on the IELTS Speaking Test

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3 Sep 201519min

IELTS Energy 111: How to Approach Writing Task 1 in a Smart Way

IELTS Energy 111: How to Approach Writing Task 1 in a Smart Way

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2 Sep 201515min

IELTS Energy 110: Why IELTS Writing Is Not the Same as Academic Writing

IELTS Energy 110: Why IELTS Writing Is Not the Same as Academic Writing

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1 Sep 201516min

IELTS Energy 109: The Illusion of IELTS Preparation on Social Media

IELTS Energy 109: The Illusion of IELTS Preparation on Social Media

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1 Sep 201512min

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