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  Why This Is the World’s Best IELTS Speaking Book for 2026: A Complete Guide for Serious Test Takers Every year, thousands of IELTS candidates invest months preparing for the Speaking test—yet many remain stuck at Band 6 or 6.5 . The problem is not a lack of effort; it is the lack of the right resource . In IELTS Speaking 2026 , outdated books, memorized scripts, and random online advice no longer work. Examiners now focus heavily on natural communication, idea development, and flexibility . This is why one IELTS Speaking 2026 book has gained global recognition as one of the most effective and reliable speaking resources in the world , trusted by candidates in India, Canada, and beyond . This blog explains what makes a speaking book truly effective , why most books fail, and why this particular guide stands out as the best IELTS Speaking book for 2026 . Why Most IELTS Speaking Books Fail to Deliver Results Many IELTS books look impressive but fail in real exams because they: Cont...

  IELTS Speaking and Writing Common Vocabulary: Words That Can Help You Score Band 8+ If you’re preparing for the IELTS Speaking and Writing tests , you’ve probably heard that vocabulary plays a crucial role in achieving a high band score. In fact, Lexical Resource — which means the range and accuracy of your vocabulary — makes up 25% of your total IELTS score in both modules. Using strong, topic-specific, and natural vocabulary shows the examiner that you can express ideas clearly and fluently, just like a confident user of English. In this blog, you’ll learn powerful common vocabulary for IELTS Speaking and Writing that works across different topics — from environment and technology to education and lifestyle. These words will help you sound fluent, academic, and natural in every part of the test. You can also explore my complete IELTS book sets available on Amazon India , which include 150 solved cue cards, 20 writing task 2 essays, and full reading practice tests — eve...

Introductory questions for IELTS (AC/GT)   What is your name? My name is _____________ How should I call you? You can call me_______________ OR     You can call me by my name _______________ Tell me something about yourself. I live in ____________. I like playing cricket and football in my free time. I also like reading books and newspaper. I have done (mention your latest qualification). My biggest ambition is to settle in a foreign country. OR Basically, I belong to ______________, but nowadays I am living in ____________. I have done (mention your latest qualification). I love to read books and listen to music in my free time. My dream in life is to study abroad. Speak about your family. I live in a nuclear family. There are four members, my mother, father and brother. We live in house that has three rooms. My brother is studying and he’s younger to me. My father is a businessman, my mother is doing a job. OR I live in a joint family. There nine members in my...