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I want to take the IELTS exam,

but I don’t know

which accent is better for the interview.

I’ve learned American English in the institute.

But many people say

it’s a better idea to learn

British English for IELTS

and American English for TOFEL.

Is it true?

I’m confused.

The International English Language Testing System

or IELTS

is an international standardized test

of English language proficiency

for non-native English speakers.

It is jointly managed by British Council,

IELTS Australia,

and Cambridge Assessment English.

As you can see,

there is no sign of The United States of America

among the names I’ve mentioned.

Perhaps that’s why many people think

that they will have a better score in IELTS

if they speak in British or Australian accents.

But the fact is,

there is no difference among English accents

in this examination.

You can freely choose

any English accent you like.

I recommend you to learn your target dialect

as perfectly as you can,

and It’s better not to mix

the English accents together

especially when you’re taking the

speaking test for IELTS.

Like what?

For example,

you want to use one of these words:

petrol station

or gas station.

Both mean the same.

But petrol is a British word

and gas is an American one.

Let’s say you choose petrol station

which means you’re speaking in British accent.

Now the following words you choose,

should be in British accent.

For example:

You should not say sneakers

because that’s an American word

and instead

you should say trainers,

which is the British word.

In conclusion,

you can speak in

any English accent you want.

But speaking English with

American vocabulary and grammar,

in a British way of pronunciation and intonation

would not be a wise choice.

It doesn’t matter what accent you want to learn;

you can easily find

resources for your target accent

in the Zabanshenas app.

So

why don’t you have a search on the app

and start learning English right now?

Have you got any questions about the IELTS exam?

Ask your questions in the comment section.

And I’ll be there for you.

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