IELTS Speaking part 3: Two-Way Discussion

This part of the IELTS speaking test lasts for 4-5 minutes. Here the examiner will ask you to discuss some abstract ideas (intangible, complex), non-personal questions. You might be asked up to 7 questions on a variety of themes related to the same topic that you discussed in part 2. This last part of the speaking test actually gives you the opportunity to possibly speak more about some points you missed in the part two. In most cases you will be asked to say whether you agree or disagree

Strategies

Use key phrase from the topic to introduce your opinion and connecting words to link ideas
Express your opinion with confidence and justify them with relate examples
Speak at length but stay on the topic

Practice Samples for Speaking part 3

Look at the questions below, for each question say whether you agree or disagree and explain why. Try to say four sentences for each and all the questions.

Would you agree that young people should read more books?
Would you agree that everyone should learn a foreign language?
Would you agree that a university education should be free for everyone?
Would you agree that people shouldn’t smoke?
Would you agree that health care should be free?

Note you need to express the degree to which you agree or disagree, take note of the five possible options below;