“I read on a website that people doing IELTS shouldn’t worry about
having an accent as a candidate’s accent is not evaluated by examiners. Is that
true?”
Here’s my reply: In the IELTS speaking test, test takers are assessed in
four areas: “Fluency and Coherence,” “Lexical Resource” (the words and phrases
used), “Grammatical Range and Accuracy” and “Pronunciation.” An accent can
definitely affect a candidate’s score for “Pronunciation.”IELTS Article - Accent matters in the speaking test
Monday, January 7, 2013
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Nice Post. IELTS is essential sometime. IELTS Speaking Topics to be consider
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