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The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Pakistan. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 3 (Discussion) How is language learning now different from the past? Well, in the past most people had to learn a language using books or in a traditional classroom setting. These days we have many different types of digital resources at our fingertips, such as language learning apps, online courses, and forums where one can interact with native speakers. Additionally, the internet provides access to a vast amount of reading and listening materials in any given language, which was not as easily accessible in the past. Do you think that language learning apps and online resources have made it easier for people to learn languages nowadays? The definitely… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Pakistan (Part 3, Learning a language)

The question below was shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Pakistan. Here is a model answer, to show you how you might respond to this question: Speaking Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a person who has learnt your language. You should say – who the person is – when he/she learnt your language – where he/she learnt your language and explain how you feel about what this person has done. Answer The person I’m talking about is my friend Sofia. She’s originally from Italy but has a deep love for languages and cultures. She is a very disciplined person, and once she set her mind to learning English nothing could stand in the way of her goal. Sofia started learning English when she planned to spend a semester abroad here. She wanted to fully immerse herself… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Pakistan (Part 2, Describe a person who has learnt your language)

The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Pakistan. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 1 (Interview) What do you like about your hometown? Well, to start of it’s a beautiful place with a mix of cultures, and cuisines. It’s a city in which you can meet people from all walks of life. And the best part is that the food scene is incredible, thanks to this cultural diversity. Let’s talk about movies. What kind of movies do you like? I have a soft spot for romantic comedies. It’s nice to watch when you just want to relax and unwind, and you don’t want to burden your mind with something too complex. It’s just nice dependable fun. Did you go to the cinema… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Pakistan (Part 1, Movies and Clothes)

The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Saudi Arabia. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 3 (Discussion) 1. How is clothing different for young and old people in your country? In my country, there’s a noticeable difference between the clothing choices of the younger and older generations. Young people tend to gravitate towards more modern, fashionable, and westernized styles. They love experimenting with colours, and bold patterns. On the other hand, the older generation usually sticks to more traditional and conservative attire. This type of clothes reflects our cultural heritage. 2. When do you wear formal clothes in your country? The same as with any country, we wear formal clothes during official or ceremonial occasions. This includes going to work, attending business… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Saudi Arabia (Part 3, Fashion and Formal Clothes)

The question below was shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Saudi Arabia. Here is a model answer, to show you how you might respond to this question: Speaking Part 2 (Cue Card) Talk about a piece of clothing that you like. You should say – what it is – when and where you bought it – when you wear it and explain why you like this piece of clothing. Answer Oh, that has to be my faded denim jacket. It’s a classic, medium-wash jacket with a little bit of distressing here and there, and I absolutely adore its vintage vibe. At the same time, it’s also modern and versatile. It’s one of those pieces that can instantly make a simple outfit look more put-together. I bought it about three years ago from a small boutique in… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Saudi Arabia (Part 2, Talk about a piece of clothing that you like)

The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Saudi Arabia. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 1 (Interview) 1. Do you work or study? A bit of both actually. I currently work as a full-time content creator. However, I’m also taking night classes on weekends towards my Master’s degree in Business Administration. 2. How do you make your work easy? I think the key to make my job easier is to stay organised. I use various tools like Trello for task management and Google Calendar for scheduling my day. Besides this, I make sure to keep a clean and tidy workspace which helps me to focus better. 3. Do you have friends? Well, yes, I am not a very social person but I… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Saudi Arabia (Part 1, Friends and Computers)

The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Sri Lanka. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 3 (Discussion) 1. Why do people consider food an important part of celebrations? I think that a big part of any celebration around the world involves sharing a special meal with the people that you are celebrating with, and that’s also why food has the incredible power to evoke emotions and memories. It’s not just about satisfying hunger; it’s about creating a connection and making memories. 2. Do you think people waste a lot of money on food during celebrations? Why? Yes, they do. I think people often confuse making an event memorable with unnecessary extravagance. People usually feel pressured to host lavish parties or serve expensive… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Sri Lanka (Part 3, Food and Agriculture)

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) Talk about a person you know who enjoys cooking for others. You should say – who this person is – what he/she enjoys cooking – whom he/she cooks for and explain why he/she enjoys cooking for others. Answer A person who loves cooking? That would have to be my mom. She’s an incredible cook, and her passion for cooking is truly remarkable. She has always enjoyed experimenting with different cuisines and recipes. I remember when we were younger and were on a tight budget, she had a knack for turning simple ingredients into delicious dishes. She would rummage through a nearly empty fridge, collect what… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Sri Lanka (Part 2, Talk about a person you know who enjoys cooking for others)

The questions below were shared by a student who took the IELTS test in Sri Lanka. Here are some model answers, to show you how you might respond to those questions: Speaking Part 1 (Interview) 1. What do you like about your hometown? I love the fact that it’s surrounded by greenery and snow-capped mountains. The stunning natural beauty there is beyond compare. More than that, my hometown is quite small, and there is a strong sense of community there. Everyone knows everyone, and they are all so friendly and welcoming. 2. Can you tell me about something you dislike about your hometown? The lack of facilities is one the greatest concerns in my town. You have to travel quite far to the main city to get basic services like a good hospital or an MRI scan. We also don’t… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Sri Lanka (Part 1, Hometown, Gifts 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. Is it easy to learn a new language? It really depends on the person who is learning as well as a number of other factors, such as the available resources and a person’s motivation and sense of discipline. Also, some languages might have a similar structure to your first language, so they might be easier to pick up. 2. How is learning a new language now different from the past? I think that technological advancements have greatly altered the way we learn a language. In the old days, most people used textbooks and in person lessons. Nowadays, there are many language apps and online courses… Read More »IELTS Speaking Test in Australia (Part 3, Learning a New Language)