[These are checklists for practicing speaking part 2 in an IELTS preparation class. These are checklists I made up to complement the material presented in the textbook Complete IELTS, and it probably works best in conjunction with that textbook, but I think they can also stand independently, so I'm posting them here. The students practice speaking part 2 in pairs. One student is given a prompt card, and speaks for 2 minutes, while the other student evaluates the first student in terms of the checklist. The checklists encourage students to make use of useful language. This useful language does not apply to all speaking part 2 prompts, but it applies to some of them.
Google versions here (drive, docs, pub) and here (drive, docs, pub).]
1st checklist
Examiners, did your
candidate...
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Yes
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No
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...start answering the points on the
prompt card straight away?
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...use a phrase to start the talk?
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...use phrases to introduce new
points?
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...deal with all the points on the
prompt card?
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...use their notes?
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...keep speaking for the time allowed?
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Did
you hear any of these phrases?
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I'm going to talk about...
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Like most people,...
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I really like going to...
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So let me tell you where it is.
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And what's it like?
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I usually buy...
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As I've mentioned
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Yeah, all in all
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2nd checklist
Examiners, did your candidate
use any of these phrases for introducing a stage in the story?
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Yes
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No
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A couple of years
ago...
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Eventually...
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So the next thing we did...
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Before we went...
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At the time...
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As soon as...
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However, one morning...
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Did
you hear any of these phrases for giving reasons/ explanations?
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This was because...
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The reason why...
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