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IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 1, Apartment and Running)

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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. Where do you live? I live in a small and cosy downtown apartment. 2. How long have you been living there? I’ve been living there for about three years now. 3. Do you like the area where you live? Why / why not? Yes, I do. It’s a vibrant and lively part of the city, and there’s always something happening. Plus, everything is within walking distance – restaurants, shops, parks, you name it. 4. Do you like running? Yes, I do. It’s a great way to stay active and fit. 5. When was the last time you went for a run? I jog almost every… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 1, Apartment and Running)

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IELTS essay, topic: Fast food is becoming part of life everywhere, which negatively affects our lifestyles and diet (agree/disagree)

This essay topic was seen in a recent IELTS test in India. Fast food is becoming part of life everywhere, which negatively affects our lifestyles and diet. Do you agree or disagree? Sample Band 8 Essay The prevalence of fast food worldwide has raised concerns about its impact on our lifestyles and diets. I firmly agree that the popularity of fast food has led to adverse effects on our health and overall wellbeing. Fast food establishments have become a convenient and accessible option for many people due to their quick service and affordability. However, the convenience of fast food often comes at the expense of nutritional value. Most fast food items are high in unhealthy fats, sodium, and sugars, while lacking essential nutrients. Regular consumption of such food can contribute to weight gain, obesity, and an increased risk of chronic… Read More »IELTS essay, topic: Fast food is becoming part of life everywhere, which negatively affects our lifestyles and diet (agree/disagree)

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IELTS Speaking Test in Nepal (Part 3, Retailers and Consumerism)

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The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Nepal. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 3 (Discussion) 1. Shopping these days has become one of peoples’ favourite hobbies. Why do you think this is? I think that the act of shopping has become more enjoyable and trendier that actually buying things. When people, especially women, go shopping, it’s more of an experience. We catch up with friends, and try out new things. If we get exhausted, we grab a bite to eat. Basically, we have turned shopping into a form of entertainment and a way to relax and recharge. 2. What are the main differences between large department stores and small retailers? Well, the main difference would be that small retailers offer more… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Nepal (Part 3, Retailers and Consumerism)

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IELTS Report, topic: Line graph describing the average monthly cost of mobile plans from 4 providers

This is a model answer for the Academic Writing Task 1 from the IELTS exam in Kazakhstan 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 chart below gives information on the average cost of a monthly plan from four different mobile phone providers in a European country, between January and September 2012, measured in euro. 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 line graph describes the prices of monthly mobile phone plans that were offered by four different mobile phone service providers over 9 months… Read More »IELTS Report, topic: Line graph describing the average monthly cost of mobile plans from 4 providers

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IELTS Speaking Test in Nepal (Part 2, Describe a shop that recently opened in your area)

The question below was shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Nepal. Here is a model answer, to show you how you might respond to this question: Speaking Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a shop that recently opened in your area. You should say – where it is located – what type of shop it is – who its main customers are and explain whether you think this shop will be successful in the future and why. Answer A couple of months ago a cute little thrift store opened up on the corner of the street where my apartment building is. It’s right next to the bakery that I visit every day to buy bread, so I walk by it often. It’s a thrift store, so they sell second hand items, everything from clothes and accessories to… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Nepal (Part 2, Describe a shop that recently opened in your area)

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IELTS essay, topic: Some cities allow their residents to transform public parks to small farms (advantages/disadvantages)

This essay topic was seen in a recent IELTS test in Egypt. Some cities allow their residents to transform public parks and open space to small farms, to grow fruit and vegetables. Do the advantages of this approach outweigh its disadvantages? Sample Band 8 Essay Some cities have allowed the transformation of public parks and open spaces into mini-farms as a way for residents to cultivate fruits and vegetables. Even though this approach isn’t without its drawbacks, I view it as mainly positive development. Most urban areas lack the space needed to cultivate the amount the produce needed by its residents, and as a result, most of the food items that are sold in urban areas has to be transported long distances. By allowing citizens to grow food locally, cities can reduce the environmental footprint associated with long-haul transportation. Additionally,… Read More »IELTS essay, topic: Some cities allow their residents to transform public parks to small farms (advantages/disadvantages)

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IELTS Speaking Test in Nepal (Part 1, Studies, Courses and Exams)

The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Nepal. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 1 (Interview) 1. What do you do, work or study? I’m currently a student, and I am just about to finish up my undergraduate degree. 2. What are you studying? I major in Environmental Science and I am hoping to specialise in Sustainable Development. 3. Do you like your courses? Yes, I do, mainly because this field is something passionate about, especially considering the current state of our planet. 4. What is your favourite course? I would have to say that I really enjoyed our lectures on Ecosystem Dynamics and Conservation, and the best part of the course was the practical aspect. We had many real-world examples to… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Nepal (Part 1, Studies, Courses and Exams)

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IELTS Letter, topic: Writing to express your opinion about a magazine

The topic of this letter appeared in a recent IELTS exam in Egypt. Below is a sample response that is likely to score Band 8 or above in IELTS. You have recently bought a magazine and its manager asked the readers for their opinions regarding the magazine. Write a letter to the manager. In your letter, – Give a reason why you chose this magazine – Explain what you like and dislike about it – Say what improvement you hope to see in the future. Begin your letter as follows: Dear Mr. Holland, Answer Dear Mr. Holland, I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to share my thoughts about your magazine, following your invitation for the readers to share their opinions. The reason I chose this magazine is its unique blend of insightful articles and visually appealing… Read More »IELTS Letter, topic: Writing to express your opinion about a magazine

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IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 3, Navigation and Maps)

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. How can people find their way when they are lost? With technology and smart devices, its pretty hard to get lost these days, but I suppose if my GPS signals fails, the best way to get around it is to ask the local people for directions, and to keep an eye out for important landmarks. 2. Is it more common for people to get lost nowadays compared to the past? I think with all the technology at our fingertips, navigation has become much easier and getting lost is almost a thing of the past. But I have noticed that people sometimes become overly reliant on… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 3, Navigation and Maps)

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IELTS essay, topic: Nowadays in many countries students’ concentration in the classroom has decreased (reasons and solutions)

This essay topic was seen in a recent IELTS test in Mongolia. Nowadays in many countries students’ concentration in the classroom has decreased. What are the reasons for this? What are some possible solutions? Sample Band 8 Essay Nowadays, in many countries, students’ concentration in the classroom has become a cause for concern for parents and teachers alike. The world has witnessed a rapid decline in students’ classroom concentration levels, and it seems that technological advancements and cultural shifts are to blame. One of the major factors for the dwindling attention spans of students these days is the easy accessibility to smart gadgets like smartphones and tablets. These devices often serve as a source of distraction during class times, as most students tend to use them for non-educational activities, such as scrolling on social media platforms or gaming. Another reason… Read More »IELTS essay, topic: Nowadays in many countries students’ concentration in the classroom has decreased (reasons and solutions)

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