IELTS Speaking Practice

Terrible experience meaning an event or situation that causes a lot of stress, discomfort, or pain, often leaving a long-term adverse effect on your emotions or well-being. Examples Surviving a natural disaster Being involved in a serious car accident Loss of a loved one Experiencing a violent crime Going through a serious illness or medical emergency Enduring a prolonged period of unemployment Being a victim of bullying or harassment Experiencing a traumatic event during childhood Witnessing a tragic accident or act of violence Going through a painful divorce or breakup Suffering from chronic pain or a debilitating condition Being falsely accused of a crime Are you unsure how to describe a terrible experience? You want to convey the emotion you felt and the impact of the experience without using too many words or getting overwhelmed. Below are some tips on vocabulary, examples, and how to structure your answer when talking about a t...

English Speaking Topics This topic asks about a product or something you bought which you are happy/pleased to have . You can talk about anything you have bought and why it makes you happy (pleased) to have it. Maybe you bought a watch, clothes, a car, an apartment/house, or a new phone. Speaking Tips The key words in the cue card are "pleased to have". It would be difficult to talk about a meal or a concert ticket you bought because it is something you experience - you don't possess it ( have it). So choose a product or item you have / own / possess . Talk about something you bought that you are pleased to have You should say: What did you buy? Where and when did you buy it? Why you bought it? and explain why you are pleased to have it. English Speaking Topics - Sample Answer So I recently bought a new blender or liquidizer, or some people call them juicers, because my old one broke some time ago, and at th...