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This page is for practising IELTS Speaking prompts with AI feedback on fluency, pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, and task completion.
AI Speaking-Task Practice • English
Practice IELTS Speaking Online
Practise IELTS Speaking Parts 1, 2, and 3 with AI speaking practice, cue-card prompts, timed follow-ups, fluency, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and preparation feedback.
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Exam System
IELTS (British Council / IDP / Cambridge)
Language
English
Total Speaking Time
14 minutes
Supported Tasks
3 tasks
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IELTS Speaking practice answers
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IELTS Speaking format to practise
IELTS describes Speaking as a recorded face-to-face interview with an examiner. LearnLingo.ai uses those public format details for preparation practice only.
Verified format notes
- The IELTS Speaking test has 3 parts and lasts 11-14 minutes.
- Part 1 is an introduction and interview on familiar topics and lasts 4-5 minutes.
- Part 2 is the long turn: 1 minute to prepare, then up to 2 minutes speaking, within a 3-4 minute part.
- Part 3 is a 4-5 minute discussion of broader issues related to the Part 2 topic.
- IELTS lists four speaking assessment criteria: fluency and coherence, lexical resource, grammatical range and accuracy, and pronunciation.
- IELTS states that Speaking and Listening are the same in Academic and General Training, while Reading and Writing are different.
- IELTS sample tasks describe the Speaking test as three parts with specific interaction patterns, task input and test-taker output.
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- Use timed Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 practice to build familiarity with the public test structure.
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What you will practise
Part 1 – Introduction and interview
Duration: 4–5 minutes
•Examiner introduces themself and checks identity
•Answer general questions on familiar topics (e.g., home, family, work, studies, interests)
•Give relevant, developed responses (not one-word answers)
•Use cohesive devices and discourse markers naturally
Weight: 33%
Part 2 – Long turn
Duration: 3–4 minutes (including 1 minute preparation)
•Receive a task card (cue card) with a topic and bullet points
•1 minute to prepare and make notes (pencil and paper provided)
•Speak for up to 2 minutes; examiner stops when time is up
•Answer 1–2 follow-up questions on the same topic
Weight: 33%
Part 3 – Discussion
Duration: 4–5 minutes
•Discuss issues related to Part 2 in a more general and abstract way
•Explain opinions and analyse, discuss and speculate about issues
•Sustain extended responses with clear development
Weight: 34%
High-Frequency Topics
Home and accommodation
Family and relationships
Work and study
Free time, hobbies, and sport
Travel and holidays
Technology and media
Education and learning
Health and wellbeing
Environment and sustainability
Common preparation mistakes
- !Over-short answers (especially in Part 1) with little development
- !Memorised or unnatural-sounding responses that do not match the question
- !Part 2 under-delivery (stopping well before 2 minutes) or poor structure
- !Weak coherence: ideas not logically sequenced; overuse of basic linkers (and/but/because)
- !Limited paraphrasing; repeating the same words instead of rephrasing
- !Grammar errors in complex structures that reduce clarity
Why learners choose our AI exam tutor
Format-aware practice
Prompts follow the main IELTS Speaking task structure with timing and preparation notes.
Practice feedback
AI feedback reviews pronunciation, grammar, fluency and topic development after each attempt.
Extended practice sessions
Repeat difficult tasks and review available task-scoped activity and preparation feedback.
Levels Covered
General
Academic
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