🇬🇧 Step-by-Step: Full 3-Part Examiner Interview

① Open "IELTS Speaking" from the Speak menu. The flow runs all three official IELTS Speaking parts in one continuous session. ② Part 1 — Introduction & Interview (4–5 min): the examiner voice asks 3 short personal questions. Answer naturally for 20–40 seconds each. ③ Part 2 — Long Turn (3–4 min): you receive a cue card with a topic and 4 bullet prompts. You get 60 seconds preparation (use it to bullet-point keywords) then talk for 1–2 minutes. ④ Part 3 — Discussion (4–5 min): the examiner asks 3 abstract follow-up questions linked to your Part 2 topic. Answer with reasons + examples. ⑤ Recording is automatic per turn — the examiner audio plays, then your mic opens, then it auto-stops at the spec limit. ⑥ At the end, you get a single combined report: an overall band (0–9) + per-rubric bands for Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range & Accuracy, and Pronunciation. Plus full transcripts of every turn, fluency metrics, sentence corrections, and a bilingual examiner comment. ⑦ Save weak turns as Speaking Flashcards or "Write this up" to convert any answer into written practice. ⑧ Tip: in Part 2, prep keywords NOT full sentences — examiners reward natural, slightly imperfect speech over rehearsed monologue.