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Most people think that the secret to IELTS speaking success is learning how to do a few things really well.

But after helping thousands of students get a band 9 in IELTS speaking, I can tell you the opposite is actually true.

The real secret is band 9 students avoid traps set for them by IELTS speaking examiners.

And if you fall for them, you will fail.

This video will show you what those traps are, how to spot them, and how to avoid them so that you can massively increase your score.

And at the end of the video, I'm going to reveal the biggest IELTS speaking secret that's contained in one of my favorite movies.

Understanding this secret has done more to help my students get a band 9 than anything else.

And you can learn it instantly.

The first trick they play is really sneaky

and it's the same trick my dad used to play when he worked here as a chef.

Young chefs would come into his kitchen and ask him for a job job.

Sure, my dad would say, come back tomorrow, cook me something.

If I like it, you can have a job.

And just before they left, he'd say, is there anything you do not like to cook?

And when they arrived the next day for the cooking demonstration, he'd ask them to cook the thing they hated.

So what has my sneaky father got to do with IELTS speaking?

If you look online for topics that will definitely come up on test day.

You'll find these three topics.

But if you look at the official Cambridge questions, you'll find very unusual topics that you weren't expecting.

You see, when IELTS examiners ask about your home or your work or your hometown, they often get answers like this.

I am over the moon that you asked me about my hometown.

It is only once in a blue moon

that I get to talk about a topic that is so close to my heart.

There are a plethora of reasons why one would enjoy my home town.

Let's talk first about the 18th century architecture.

But if the examiner was to ask them about a topic they weren't expecting, such as wigs, the examiner might hear an answer like this.

I don't know anything about wigs.

I've never worn a wig in my entire life.

And things are going to get much worse for this student because the examiners are trained to spot memorized answers.

And what they will do if they think that you are giving memorized answers, for example, about your hometown,

they will ask you more and more difficult questions and unusual topics.

And here's the scary part.

The examiner has your memorized answer and your answer to the questions you weren't expecting.

They will not base their score on this answer.

They will base their score on this answer alone.

Because as my father used to say, a chef is only as good as their worst dish, not their best dish.

Your memorized answers are not your real level.

Your real speaking level is dealing with questions you were not expecting.

So if you do get an unusual question on test day, answer it like this.

No, I've never worn a wig.

I I think that people who wear wigs sound and look ridiculous.

I think they really just do it for attention or to be funny, which isn't funny at all to be honest.

Now if you thought the examiners were sneaky in part one, you're really going to hate them after I reveal their sneaky trap in part three of the test.

Now before I tell you what it is, let me tell you why they do it.

Because once you understand the why, you'll be able to spot it immediately and deal with it much more easily.

So when I was a kid in primary school I really struggled academically.

I couldn't even write my own name properly.

I couldn't understand most of the lessons and I wasn't allowed to sit with the other kids.

But despite all this I was able to eventually graduate from one of the best law schools in the world.

You see when I did a test I got all the easy questions wrong

but the few really difficult questions at the end of the test that no other students could get correct, I would always get those correct.

And this is exactly what the examiners are trained to do in part three of the speaking test.

If they believe that you are at one of the lower bands, let's say a band four or a band five, they will ask you quite easy questions like these ones.

But if they think that you deserve one of the higher bands, a band seven, eight or even nine they will ask you more

and more difficult questions notice how in the book here the questions get more

and more difficult

but the key here is how you react to these more

difficult questions these questions will come at the very end of the speaking test

when you are stressed you are tired

and you just want the test to end and when the examiner asks these questions often students will give answers like,

uh, yes, um, I don't know.

The thing you have to remember with these questions is the examiner is testing you.

They are testing are you capable of answering these band seven,

eight, and nine questions because they have to separate out the band sevens from the band eights from the band nines.

One of the ways they're trained to do that is ask these really, really difficult questions and then see how you react to them.

So what if you know nothing about the topic or you just find that question really, really challenging?

Are you going to automatically get a low score?

No, let me show you how to cope with those questions.

So if I was doing the test and I got this question and I know nothing about this topic, I am a complete idiot when it comes to this topic,

I could say something like this.

To be honest I don't know anything about this topic, I'm not from India and

I don't know much about cooking but

if I had to give an answer it's very difficult to predict the future

but what I would say is maybe AI will change how the restaurants take orders

and how they deliver the food to their customers but that's just a complete guess.

Now is that the best answer in the world?

No but it is much better than uh and by attempting an answer

and telling the examiner what I think about that topic even though I know nothing about it, I have indicated to the examiner

that I am good enough to deal with those questions

and they might then steer the conversation to a topic

that I'm more comfortable with and then I can really show them how good I am.

Now the last trap is the sneakiest of them all and it's got to do with how they test your vocabulary.

There are thousands of words in the English language

and the examiners only have between 10 and 15 minutes to test your ability to use English vocabulary.

So they came up with a genius way of testing it in around 10 minutes.

See some words we use to talk about this topic, some words this topic, and some words this topic.

But if we try to use these words to talk about this topic, it doesn't work.

These are called topic specific words and we can use them to talk about different topics.

Knowing this information is crucial for two reasons.

First, the examiners are trained to ask you a range of different topics on test day

so that you can't just memorize a list of band nine words

and put them into every answer and cheat the test in that way.

Secondly, the examiners are more impressed with a simple topic specific word than a more complex word

that doesn't really help you answer the question.

This is why so many students fail the test

when they were expecting to get a really high score because they memorized lists of band nine words.

And this is why so many of our VIP students get a band seven,

eight, and nine not by memorizing lists of high level band nine words but using the simple topic-specific words they already know.

It's actually impossible to avoid 100% of the traps that might come up in the speaking test.

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Not just the speaking test, but all areas of the IELTS test.

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Every part of the IELTS test, reading, listening, writing, has traps contained within it.

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But there is one way that you can spot all of them and avoid all of them and massively increase your score.

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In the movie Catch Me If You Can, Leonardo DiCaprio plays a criminal that is being chased by FBI man Tom Hanks.

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Leo's character plays a criminal who pretends to be an airline pilot and a doctor and a lawyer.

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He also steals money by making fake checks and stealing credit cards.

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The crucial scene in this movie comes when Tom Hanks asks Leo how did he fake passing the bar exam.

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The bar exam is an exam all lawyers have to take before they can become a lawyer.

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It is one of the most difficult tests in the entire world.

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And Tom Hanks can't figure out how a criminal, how a con man, would be able to fake passing this test.

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And here's how he did it.

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I didn't cheat.

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I studied for two weeks and I passed.

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You see, he didn't need to fake becoming a doctor or a lawyer or an airline pilot.

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He didn't need to steal money to become rich.

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He was already talented and smart and intelligent enough to do all of these things without cheating, without stealing.

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He just needed to stop cheating.

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All of the IELTS traps are used to catch cheaters.

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Like Leo's character, most IELTS students don't cheat because they are bad people.

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They cheat because they lack confidence, they are scared that they're going to fail,

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and then they get desperate and resort to listening to these tricks and cheats and hacks.

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And the most fascinating thing is this movie is a true story.

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He now actually works for the FBI

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and credit card companies have paid him millions of dollars to help prevent future criminals taking advantage of the system.

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If you believe that you're good enough and you don't cheat, the examiner is going to give you your real score on test day.

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And you'll be rewarded with a new life in a new country, getting paid way more than you currently are.

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You are more than capable of doing that.

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You just have to show them.

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But many of you are probably still worried right now and you want some tips to help you improve your speaking score.

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Check out this video where we help Priyanka jump from a

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band 6 to a band 8 by just giving her four simple tips.

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It's really going to help you check that video out.

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關於本課

在這一課中，您將學習到如何應對雅思口語考試中的各種問題，特別是出人意料的問題。通過分析一些聰明的考試策略，您將能夠避免常見的陷阱，提升您的答題能力，並在考試中取得更高的分數。我們將討論如何用合適的表達方式回答陌生的話題，同時還會介紹一些實用的技巧，幫助您在真實考試情境中自信地表達自己。

關鍵詞彙與短語

雅思口語 (IELTS speaking) - 一種英語語言考試的口語部分。
出人意料的話題 (Unusual topics) - 在考試中可能遇到的非預期問題。
記憶答案 (Memorized answers) - 為考試準備的固定答覆。
廚房 (Kitchen) - 在文中用作比喻，以說明準備工作的重要性。
回答技巧 (Answering techniques) - 有效回覆考官問題的方式。
表達自信 (Expressing confidence) - 在講話時給人留下良好印象的能力。
英語口語練習 (English speaking practice) - 增強口語能力的活動。
影子語音 (Shadow speech) - 一種通過模仿提高英語口語流利度的練習方法。

練習建議

當練習口語時，建議進行影子語音(shadowspeak)以提高流利度和發音。在觀看影片時，試著跟隨講者的語速和語氣進行模仿。以下是一些具體的練習建議：

選擇影片中的片段，先聽一遍，然後在第二次播放時跟讀。儘量模仿其語調和情感表達。
在面臨未知問題時，您可以提前準備一些通用的答覆模板，但要學會靈活應變，將其應用到不同的上下文中。
在練習時，可以嘗試用不同的方式回答同一個問題，以培養您快速組織語言的能力。
找一個同伴進行對話練習，切換角色，模擬考試情境。加強對突發性問題的應對能力。
定期記錄自己的口語練習，回放聽取並自我糾正，幫助您發現不足之處並加以改進。
使用影子語音(shadowing site)中的資料，找出適合您練習的資源，以增加練習的趣味性。

通過這樣的練習，您將能夠在雅思口語考試中自信地應對各種問題，提升您的口語能力，取得更好的成績。

影片中的語法

說話人最常用的結構，並附上影片中的原話：

結構	影片中的用法
條件句 if + 從句，will/would + 動詞 — 條件及其結果	if you fall for them, you will fail
“used to” used to + 動詞 — 過去的習慣或狀態，現在已不再如此	used to play · used to say
被動語態 be + 過去分詞 — 強調發生了什麼，而不是誰做的	are trained · wasn't allowed · are called
現在完成時 have/has + 過去分詞 — 過去發生但與現在仍有關聯的事	has done · I've never worn · have indicated

什麼是跟讀法？

跟讀法 (Shadowing) 是一種有科學依據的語言學習技巧，最初開發用於專業口譯員的培訓，並由多語言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。這個方法簡單而強大：您在聽英語母語原聲的同時立即大聲重複——就像是一個延遲1-2秒緊跟說話者的影子。與被動聽力或語法練習不同，跟讀法強迫您的大腦和口腔肌肉同時處理並模模擬實的講話模式。研究表明它能顯著提高發音準確性，語調，節奏，連讀，聽力理解和口語流利度——使其成為雅思口語備考和真實英語交流最有效的方法之一。

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關於本課

關鍵詞彙與短語

練習建議

影片中的語法

什麼是跟讀法？