What criteria do IELTS examiners use to evaluate speaking performances?
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IELTS examiners use a variety of criteria to evaluate speaking performances. These include:
1. Fluency and Coherence: The ability to speak smoothly, without excessive hesitation or repetition, and to express ideas clearly and logically.
2. Vocabulary: The range and accuracy of words and phrases used in the response, including their grammatical accuracy.
3. Grammar: The correctness of grammar, including tense usage, verb agreement, and subject-verb agreement.
4. Pronunciation: The clarity and intelligibility of speech, including accurate stress placement, intonation, and the use of appropriate rhythm and pace.
5. Interaction Skills: The ability to respond appropriately to questions or comments from the examiner, as well as initiating conversation and maintaining a dialogue effectively.
These criteria are used to assess the candidate's overall speaking proficiency and to assign a band score ranging from 1 (non-user) to 9 (expert user).
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