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The document summarizes the three parts of the IELTS speaking test: Part one involves answering personal questions about yourself for 4-5 minutes. Part two requires giving a 2 minute presentation on a set topic after only 1 minute of preparation. Part three consists of open discussion questions for 4-5 minutes where the test taker must give their opinion. The document stresses practicing sample questions and topics to feel prepared for any question asked in the test.

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