Advanced vocabulary with some grammar mistakes.

Intermediate vocabulary with almost no grammar mistakes.

In IELTS speaking a 'pause filler' is....

a word you use to end or conclude your sentence with.

a word for the examiner to use that fill the gaps or pauses in speech.

a word you use to 'create some time to think' before your next sentence.

When answering questions in part 1 and part 3 of IELTS, if you don't FULLY understand the question/your answer doesn't match the question, the maximum band score your answer can get is:

Part 1 IELTS questions test your ability to:

answer simple questions about yourself in more than 30 seconds, but less than 1.30 seconds.

answer simple questions about yourself in no more than 2 or 3 sentences.

answer simple questions about yourself in under 7 minutes.

Part 3 IELTS questions test your ability to:

use a wide range of advanced vocabulary and complex grammatical structures to get the highest possible score.

answer more in-depth questions with slightly longer answers, and express yourself in a logical and well thought out way.

answer the examiners questions with opinions that you think will most impress the examiner

What is better in IELTS speaking?