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IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 3, Visiting people)

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The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Australia. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 3 (Discussion) 1. Why do people visit one another? There are a number of reasons, but I guess the main one is to keep in touch with our loved ones. At their core, all humans need connection and visiting each other whether it’s through a proper sit-down or just a casual meet-up, is a way to maintain our relationships with the people that matter that most. 2. Do you think everyone enjoys visiting others and having guests? Why or why not? I think it really depends on the person. Some people are just introverted and prefer solitude. They find social gatherings a bit overwhelming, and hosting or visiting… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 3, Visiting people)

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IELTS essay, topic: Many young people do not enjoy competitive sports because of their fear of losing

This essay topic was seen in a recent IELTS test in India. Many young people do not enjoy competitive sports because they are afraid of losing. For that reason, youth sports competitions should be banned. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Sample Band 8 Essay The debate about whether youth sports competitions should be banned because some young people fear losing is an interesting one. Participating in competitive sports is often perceived as a daunting experience for many young individuals. While it is essential to address the psychological impact of competitive sports, in my opinion, banning them outright might not be the most effective solution. To begin with, competition in sports can be very beneficial. They offer valuable life lessons that extend beyond the playing field. They teach discipline, the importance of teamwork, and how to handle failure.… Read More »IELTS essay, topic: Many young people do not enjoy competitive sports because of their fear of losing

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IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 2, Describe a room in your house that isn’t yours.)

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The question below was shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Australia. Here is a model answer, to show you how you might respond to this question: Speaking Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a room in your house that isn’t yours. You should say – whose room it is – what it is used for – how it looks and explain what you like or dislike about this room. Answer I’d love to talk about a room that belongs to my teenage sons, Qaasim and Umar. These two have shared a room since they were toddlers, and it’s really become a reflection of their contrasting personalities. The moment you walk in, you can tell that two people with distinctive personalities live in it. On Qaasim’s side, it’s all about order and tranquillity. He’s got this impressive collection… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 2, Describe a room in your house that isn’t yours.)

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IELTS Report, topic: Line graph showing the average time to produce a vehicle in the US

This is a model answer for the Academic Writing Task 1 from an IELTS exam in India that was shared recently. This response is likely to get Band 8 or 8.5 in IELTS. You should spend about 20 minutes on this task The graph below shows the average time it takes four car manufacturers to produce vehicles at their US factories. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words * Note: this isn’t the actual chart given in the test, it was recreated for the purpose of demonstration. Band 8.5 Model Answer The chart illustrates the average production time, measured in hours, for vehicles manufactured by General Motors, Ford, Toyota, and Honda at their US factories over the period from 1998 to 2005. Overall, the data reveals a… Read More »IELTS Report, topic: Line graph showing the average time to produce a vehicle in the US

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IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 1, Your Hometown and Group Activities)

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The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Australia. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 1 (Interview) 1. Is your city an interesting place to live in? Why or why not? Oh, it is one of the most fascinating places to live in. The city is a melting pot of cultures and it has a unique history. There is a blend of cultural diversity and harmony that you can’t really find anywhere else in the world. You can always find interesting food to try, or art and events to experience here. 2. Would you recommend it to other people? I would definitely recommend living in ____________, especially if you thrive on excitement and diversity. There are also so many opportunities for personal and… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 1, Your Hometown and Group Activities)

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IELTS Speaking Test in Algeria (Part 3, Advice and Laughter)

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The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Algeria. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 3 (Discussion) 1. Do you usually give advice to others? Well, I only give advice when I am asked to, which is not all that often. I feel like most times when friends or family members face troubles, they usually need someone to lend an ear and offer support. And to be honest, I am not really the best person to give advice, especially since my own life is always such a mess. 2. What types of advice do friends usually give one another? My friends usually talk about personal issues and the most common ones seem to be about relationships and career choices. This is because we… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Algeria (Part 3, Advice and Laughter)

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IELTS essay, topic: Poor living conditions drive people to commit crimes (discuss + opinion)

This essay topic was seen in a recent IELTS test in Italy. Some argue that poor living conditions drive people to commit crimes, while others believe that it is the result of individuals’ bad intentions. Discuss both views and give your own opinion. Sample Band 8 Essay The relationship between crime and its causes is often debated, and there are differing opinions on the matter. On one hand, socioeconomic factors do play a significant role in criminal behavior. On the other hand, the argument that crime ultimately stems from a person’s lack of good morals also holds weight. In my view, often it is the combination of the two reasons that drives people to crime. Those who believe that poor living conditions lead individuals to commit crimes, claim that when basic needs like food, shelter, and education are not met,… Read More »IELTS essay, topic: Poor living conditions drive people to commit crimes (discuss + opinion)

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IELTS Speaking Test in Algeria (Part 2, Describe someone who people like to go to for advice)

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The question below was shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Algeria. Here is a model answer, to show you how you might respond to this question: Speaking Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe someone who people like to go to for advice. You should say: – who this person is – why people ask them for advice – what kind of advice they provide and explain why people trust this person’s advice. Answer The person that immediately comes to mind is my uncle, James. He is a pharmacist and he runs one of the oldest pharmacies in our small town. He’s the kind of person who seems to have lived a thousand lives, and he’s got the stories to prove it. But the reason that people flock to him for advice is more than just life experience.… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Algeria (Part 2, Describe someone who people like to go to for advice)

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IELTS Report, topic: Process diagram describing recycling of aluminium cans

This is a model answer for the Academic Writing Task 1 from an IELTS exam in the UK that was shared recently. This response is likely to get Band 8 or 8.5 in IELTS. You should spend about 20 minutes on this task The diagram below describes the process of recycling aluminium cans. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words * Note: this isn’t the original diagram given in the test, it was recreated for the purpose of demonstration. Band 8.5 Model Answer The diagram illustrates the process of recycling aluminum cans, from collection to their final reuse. It outlines the various stages involved in turning used cans into reusable aluminum. Overall, the process consists of seven stages, beginning with collecting used cans and ending with the… Read More »IELTS Report, topic: Process diagram describing recycling of aluminium cans

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IELTS Speaking Test in Algeria (Part 1, Your City and T-shirts)

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The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Algeria. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 1 (Interview) 1. Where do you live now? Currently, I live in the heart of _____________. It’s a vibrant and lively area that is often referred to as the heart of the province. 2. What do you like most about your city? I like being so close to the ocean, and I also appreciate the fact that the local government puts extra care into the upkeep of the shoreline. It’s always clean and tidy, and there are so many useful facilities for families to use when they decide to spend a day at the beach. Something else that I enjoy is the incredibly friendly and welcoming people. They… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Algeria (Part 1, Your City and T-shirts)

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