Band 9 answers for Clothes & Fashion topic in IELTS Speaking Test

Описание: In this video recorded by Ross IELTS Academy, we learn together how to answer questions and topics related to Clothes and Fashion to get a band 9 in IELTS Speaking Test Part 1.

The questions we'll ask:
How important are clothes and fashion to you?

What kind of clothes do you dislike?

Where do you usually buy your clothes?

How different are the clothes you wear now from those you wore 10 years ago?


To get band 9 you need to use a range of vocabulary and grammar structures which we learn in this video.

Remember that you will be evaluated based on 4 criteria:
Fluency and Coherence refer to how good the candidate is at keeping talking at the right speed and how good they are at connecting their ideas together.
Remember, if you want to get a high band score in this criteria, you should
minimize your self-repetition and self-corrections.

Lexical Resource: refers to how much vocabulary the candidate has and how well they use it. The key to get a good band score for this criteria is that you could use words that you are 100 percent sure about its usage, I mean, use them properly and correctly. And use some idiomatic language.

Grammatical Range and Accuracy refers to how many structures the candidate has and how well they use them. If you want to get a minimum of 7, try to use only complex sentences and not simple ones.

Pronunciation: refers to how well the candidate pronounces the language. As well as considering the communicative effect of the candidate's pronunciation, there is an evaluation of how much strain it causes on a listener, and how noticeable their accent is - although accent itself is not a problem.

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