In IELTS Speaking Part 1, what is generally advised against doing, despite it being a common habit in casual conversation?
A) Giving short, one-word answers to questions
B) Elaborating on answers with examples and details
C) Using a wide range of vocabulary appropriately
D) Correcting minor grammatical errors you make
Explanation
Giving short, one-word answers limits your ability to demonstrate your English language proficiency, including grammar, vocabulary, and fluency. You should always aim to extend your answers with relevant details.