IELTS speaking practice with cue cards and feedback
Start with a cue card, prepare brief notes, speak aloud, and review one useful change before trying again. UtterLoop is an independent practice tool, not an official IELTS test or score provider.
What you can practise here
The IELTS Speaking test has three parts. UtterLoop currently offers timed practice for Part 2, the individual long turn. Parts 1 and 3 involve an examiner-led conversation and are not simulated here.
Read the official IELTS Speaking formatHow Part 2 practice works
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Choose a cue card
Select an original Part 2 practice question or ask for a random one.
- 2
Prepare for one minute
Use the prompts to jot down keywords rather than a full script.
- 3
Speak for up to two minutes
Develop your answer naturally and use the recording timer.
- 4
Review and retry
Read criterion-aligned coaching and repeat the same cue card with one improvement in mind.
Start with a cue card
These original practice prompts cover people, places, objects, experiences, and activities. Select one or draw a random card from the full question bank.
200 original practice cue cards