IELTS SPEAKING DIFFICULTIES THAT STUDENTS FACE AND SOLUTIONS
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This study analyzes the difficulties students face in the IELTS speaking test and proposes effective solutions to improve their performance. Common challenges include linguistic barriers such as vocabulary limitations, grammatical errors, pronunciation struggles, and fluency issues. Psychological factors, including anxiety and lack of confidence, also negatively affect performance. Additionally, environmental factors such as limited exposure to English conversations hinder progress. The study suggests strategies like vocabulary expansion, pronunciation training, confidence-building exercises, and immersive language practice to help students overcome these obstacles. By implementing these solutions, learners can enhance their speaking skills and achieve higher scores on the IELTS test.
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