How can I practice Speaking section of IELTS?

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a year ago

Here are some tips to ace the speaking section of IELTS examination: 

• Interacting with People in English: Candidates can practice speaking in english with people around themselves. This improves vocabulary as well as builds confidence in oneself. 

• Record for improvement: Candidates can record them

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Rashmi Gupta
2 years ago

By using correct vocabulary and right pronunciation IELTS speaking become easy to learn. Speaking in IELTS exam is the most scoring section you can learn more about  IELTS Speaking and attain the desired marks.

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