Learn how to answer a task card in IELTS Speaking Part 2

The IELTS Speaking is a 14-minute long test, where the examiner asks the candidate a set of questions divided into three parts. The second part of the speaking test requires the candidate to speak on a given topic for 1-2 minutes. Do you want to know how you can manage talking for 2 minutes fluently? Read on to find more about it. What is Part 2 of IELTS Speaking? This section called as 'individual long-turn' requires the candidate to speak on a topic, given in the task card, for about 1 to 2 minutes. Which means, the examiner does not interrupt and you, as the candidate, will have to maintain speaking fro the full 2 minutes. What is a task card? A task card or a prompt card, is a piece of paper which will have a main statement given, along with 3- 4 sub-points which the candidate will have to develop in his/ her speaking. Let's have a look at one such task card. Here on the card, the main statement says, 'talk about a course that you would like to do if you had enou