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Originally Posted by enydia  Thank you, naomimalan.
I tried my best to find and organize words to express myself, but ignored pronunciation and grammar and something else. There must have been some errors and Chinglish in my speaking. :(
In a speaking test, you cannot revise what you have said easily, but it's hard for me to arrange everything, words and sentences and grammar and pronunciation, at the same time.
There are hundreds of topics in IELTS speaking test. Have I to prepare for all of them? |
Of course there were some errors in your speaking! If there hadn't been any, you wouldn't have needed to take the IELTS because you would have been a native speaker! The examiners expect there to be errors, it's only human.
I don't know much about this exam but I know quite a bit about students. Very often the over-confident ones are the ones who do badly; and the ones who are pessimistic about their performance are the ones who get the best results.
Moreover, as a past examiner myself (CFE), I know that very often the examiners are warned never to show the candidates whether they are impressed or unimpressed by their performance. The examiners must on all occasions maintain a neutral attitude.
Maybe you interpreted a neutral attitude as being proof of failure?
When do you get your results? I bet you'll get a pleasant surprise!
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