⭐How to practice answering IELTS Speaking Part-3 questions

🛑Step 1: Choose a question and attempt to answer it. Record your answer. Later on, you will compare this recording with the answers generated after using the app. Listen to your answer and evaluate it based on the IELTS speaking marking criteria. If you believe your answer meets the criteria, proceed to the next question. If you feel unsatisfied with your answer, move to the 'IDEAS' section of the app.

I will now demonstrate how to use the step-by-step instructions using the question 'Who should pay for the preservation of historic buildings?' as an example.Who should pay for the preservation of historic buildings?

Answer the following question, allowing 45-60 seconds for your response:
Who should pay for the preservation of historic buildings?

*Remember to record your answer.

🛑Step 2: In the 'IDEAS' section, review the list of ideas provided. Translate any unfamiliar words or phrases. Choose the ideas that you find relatable and incorporate them into your answer. Record your response again, taking into account the newly incorporated ideas. Repeat this process as many times as necessary until you are fully satisfied with your answer.

In the 'IDEAS' section of your IELTS Speaking Assistant App, you will find the following list of phrases:

🛑governments (governments can allocate funds from tax revenues or grants to preserve historic buildings that are deemed of national significance; for example, the National Trust in the UK is a government-funded organization responsible for preserving historic buildings and landscapes)

🛑private organizations (private organizations, such as foundations, corporations, and trusts, can contribute to the preservation of historic buildings; raising funds from donations, sponsorship and corporate partnerships; for example, the Getty Foundation in the US provides grants for the preservation of historic sites and monuments)

🛑non-profit organizations (non-profit organizations dedicated to preserving cultural heritage can raise funds from private donations, grants, and corporate sponsorships to preserve historic buildings; for example, the National Trust for Historic Preservation in the US is a non-profit organization that advocates for and preserves historic places)

🛑community groups (community groups can raise funds through local campaigns, fundraising events, and grants to preserve important historic buildings in their area; for example, the Friends of the Opera House in Melbourne, Australia, raised funds to preserve and restore the historic Princess Theatre)

🛑property owners (property owners of historic buildings can contribute to their preservation by investing in conservation and restoration work; they may also receive financial incentives from governments in the form of tax credits or grants)

🛑tourists (tourists can contribute to the preservation of historic buildings by visiting these sites and supporting the organizations that preserve them; for example, the revenue generated from tickets to visit historic castles in Europe can be used to fund conservation and restoration work)

🛑crowdfunding platforms (crowdfunding platforms can be used to raise funds for specific preservation projects, allowing people from all over the world to contribute; for example, the restoration of the Colosseum in Rome was partially funded through a crowdfunding campaign)