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IELTS Energy 37: The Two Steps to Follow if You Run Out of Ideas in Speaking Part 2

Do you ever run out of things to say on the IELTS Speaking test? What should you do in this situation? This happens a lot in Part 2 of the Speaking test. Follow two steps if your mind goes blank and you run out of ideas: Be honest. Say something like “That’s all I can...

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