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IELTS Speaking Test Simulator: Timed Parts 1–3
Hear the examiner, answer, and review an estimated practice report. Part 2 includes one minute with the cue card before the long turn.
Part-by-part interview
The examiner asks Parts 1–3, may follow up, and gives you one minute with the Part 2 cue card before the long turn.
Cue-card practice
Practise a Part 2 long turn with a cue card and bullet points before reviewing your response.
Dynamic discussion
Part 3 practice can include follow-up questions so you practise developing more abstract answers.
Report after the attempt
Review per-part performance, estimated criterion bands, transcripts and priority fixes.
What this simulator does — and does not do
The simulator recreates the speaking interview: the examiner asks a question, you answer, and they may follow up before moving on. It uses generated examiner audio rather than a live examiner and provides an estimated report rather than an official result.
Part 2 includes the one-minute preparation time with the cue card, then the long turn. Audio is discarded after transcription, and the report does not include a model answer.
Build a repeatable speaking routine
- Run Part 1 when you need a short warm-up and fluency check.
- Use Part 2 to practise extending one idea across a longer turn.
- Use Part 3 to practise reasons, examples, comparisons and consequences.
- Review one priority fix, then record a new answer instead of memorising a script.
How it works
Select a simulation
Choose a single part or the full three-part speaking practice exam.
Answer the examiner
Listen to each question. Recording starts when the examiner finishes and stops when you do. They may ask one follow-up.
Review the result
Use the transcript, part cards and criterion estimates to plan your next practice session.
Frequently asked questions
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