In IELTS Speaking  Part 3, the focus moves away from you to the world around you. This means that you must be able to  speak about abstract topics, which is not easy even for high-level test takers. 

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Episode Notes
In this episode, Nick and I explain how to approach these questions well by looking at the types of question you will be asked, the common topics covered, and the right and wrong way to answer the questions in this part of the test. We will discuss 

1. The basic facts about Speaking Part 3
2. What type of language you will need to address the questions
3. What good responses to the questions in this part of the test look like
4. Common topics in IELTS Speaking Part 3
5. What to do if you have no ideas for a question

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• Introduction to IELTS Speaking http://blog.myieltsclassroom.com/introduction-to-ielts-speaking/

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