--- title: "Free IELTS Speaking Practice | Speakeroo" description: "Practice IELTS-style speaking tasks for free and get AI feedback on pronunciation, fluency, grammar, vocabulary, pace, and coherence." url: "https://speakeroo.app/ielts-speaking-practice" --- # Free IELTS Speaking Practice Practice all three parts of the IELTS Speaking test out loud: the interview, the Part 2 long turn and the discussion. Run a full mock test, then get written feedback on what to work on next. [Start a full mock test](https://speakeroo.app/practice?collection=speaking-test&converseStart=assistant&key=ielts-home-area&mode=converse) Sign up for free Get the app Speakeroo is not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by IELTS or its owners. ## How the IELTS Speaking test works The Speaking test is a face-to-face conversation with an examiner. It takes 11–14 minutes and has three parts. Start any part below with a real practice task. 1. Part 1 · 4–5 minutes ### Introduction and interview The examiner introduces themself, then asks questions on familiar topics such as home, work, study and interests. Practice taskYour home and local area [Start Part 1](https://speakeroo.app/practice?collection=speaking-test&converseStart=assistant&key=ielts-home-area&mode=converse) [Practice more Part 1 questions](https://speakeroo.app/ielts-speaking-part-1-questions) 2. Part 2 · 3–4 minutes ### Individual long turn You get a cue card with a topic and prompts, one minute to prepare, then speak on your own for up to two minutes. Practice taskDescribe a journey you enjoyed. [Start Part 2](https://speakeroo.app/practice?collection=speaking-test&key=ielts-cue-enjoyable-journey&mode=impromptu) [Practice more Part 2 cue cards](https://speakeroo.app/ielts-speaking-part-2-topics) 3. Part 3 · 4–5 minutes ### Two-way discussion A discussion that develops the Part 2 topic into wider, more abstract questions. Practice taskThe effects of tourism [Start Part 3](https://speakeroo.app/practice?collection=speaking-test&converseStart=assistant&key=ielts-tourism-effects&mode=converse) Format facts checked against the official IELTS pages: [ielts.org](https://ielts.org/take-a-test/test-types/ielts-academic-test/ielts-academic-format-speaking), [ielts.org](https://ielts.org/news-and-insights/three-parts-of-ielts-speaking-and-what-to-look-out-for), [ielts.idp.com](https://ielts.idp.com/prepare/article-question-types-ielts-speaking). ## Full IELTS speaking mock test Rehearse the whole test in order: the interview, the long turn, then the discussion. Finish each part, then come back here for the next one. The Part 3 topic follows on from the Part 2 card, as it does in the test. 1. Part 1 ### Introduction and interview Your home and local area [Start the mock test](https://speakeroo.app/practice?collection=speaking-test&converseStart=assistant&key=ielts-home-area&mode=converse) 2. Part 2 ### Individual long turn Describe a journey you enjoyed. [Continue with Part 2](https://speakeroo.app/practice?collection=speaking-test&key=ielts-cue-enjoyable-journey&mode=impromptu) 3. Part 3 ### Two-way discussion The effects of tourism [Continue with Part 3](https://speakeroo.app/practice?collection=speaking-test&converseStart=assistant&key=ielts-tourism-effects&mode=converse) ## IELTS speaking band descriptors in plain language Examiners mark four criteria. Here is what each one asks for, and which of Speakeroo's feedback areas relate to it. Speakeroo does not give a band score or estimate; the official descriptors are the only guide to how a band is decided. Fluency and Coherence Whether you keep talking at a natural pace without long stops, and link your ideas so a listener can follow them. Speakeroo feedback Pace Coherence Lexical Resource How many different words and phrases you use, and whether they fit what you mean, including when you describe something in other words. Speakeroo feedback Vocabulary Grammatical Range and Accuracy Whether you use a mix of short and longer sentence shapes, and how often mistakes get in the way of your meaning. Speakeroo feedback Grammar Accuracy Pronunciation How easy you are to understand: individual sounds, word stress, and the rhythm and melody of your sentences. Speakeroo feedback Pronunciation [Official IELTS Speaking band descriptors (PDF, ielts.org)](https://ielts.org/cdn/ielts-guides/ielts-speaking-band-descriptors.pdf) ## For teachers Teaching an IELTS class? Set Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 tasks as homework, and listen to each student's take with written feedback beside it. [IELTS speaking homework for your class](https://speakeroo.app/ielts-speaking-homework) ## Questions before you start ### How long is the IELTS Speaking test? The IELTS Speaking test takes 11–14 minutes and has three parts: an introduction and interview, an individual long turn, and a two-way discussion. ### How long do I get to prepare and speak in Part 2? In Part 2 you are given a cue card, one minute to prepare and may make notes, then you speak on your own for up to two minutes. Practice here runs the same clock. ### What is Part 3 and how does it connect to Part 2? Part 3 is a discussion that grows out of your Part 2 topic. The examiner moves from your own experience to wider, more abstract questions, so the full mock test follows a Part 2 card with a related Part 3 topic. ### Does Speakeroo give me an IELTS band score? No. Speakeroo does not give an IELTS band score or estimate. After each take you get written feedback on pace, coherence, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation, grouped under the four public criteria, so you know what to work on next. ### Are these the real IELTS speaking questions? The tasks follow the public IELTS format, but every question and cue card was written for Speakeroo. None is copied from a past paper, an exam report or another site, so they are practice material, not the questions you will see on test day. ### Is IELTS speaking practice on Speakeroo free? Yes. Each part and the full mock test are free to start in your browser, with no account needed. 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