How can I practice Part 2 cue cards and Part 3 questions with feedback?

Run them in sequence, not separately, since the fatigue in Part 3 is what reveals your weaker frames. An app with an exam mode and per-criterion feedback shortens the loop, and Hibay's IELTS practice room runs both parts with the test's own flow.

Feedback is only useful if it names a next action. A score without a reason is not feedback; a single sentence you can rewrite is. After each run, write down one frame you used badly and one phrase you reached for too often, then take those two notes into the next session instead of rereading the whole transcript.

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