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IELTS Speaking Part 3 | Leisure & Free Time Activities, Video Games, Technology Free time activities IELTS Speaking Part 3 Questions | Leisure & Free Time Activities, Video Games, Technology Are you preparing for the IELTS Speaking test? Here are some common questions about leisure and free time activities, video games, and technology. Questions like these commonly come up during IELTS Speaking Part 3 about leisure and free time activities. Check out these useful tips to help you prepare for these topics. Good luck! First, here are some tips for answering IELTS Speaking Part 3 questions so you can confidently answer them during your test: Take a few seconds to think about your answer before speaking. Organize your thoughts so you can give a better answer. Speak fluently and at a natural pace. Don't worry if you make a mistake or pause during your answer. Just relax and keep going. Try to use a variety of vocabulary and grammar structures in your answ...

IELTS Speaking Questions about Daily Routine Part 1 Questions about Daily Routine & Typical Activities What are you usually doing at this time? Do you do the same thing(s) every day? Tell me something about your daily routine. Please describe your typical daily routine. (Summarize your typical day - morning, afternoon & evening. What do you do in a typical day (at work/school/university)? What do you do mainly do with your time? What do you do in your daily life? In a typical day, what do you do in the classroom? (If you do not work) For you, what's the best time of day for studying? When do you do most of your studying? (If you work) For you, what's the best time of day (or, day of the week) for working? What time do you usually get up? What do you usually do after you get up (or, in the morning)? What part of the day do you like best? (Why?) What part of your daily routine makes you the happiest? What part of the day are you most efficient?) Wha...

IELTS Speaking Test Part 2 Questions: Describe a difficult thing you did well IELTS Cue Card Describe a difficult thing you did well You should say: what it was how you did it why (or how) it was difficult and explain how you felt after you did it. www.ielts.org Follow-up questions Have other people (you know) had this success? Did people congratulate you for doing this? A lot of IELTS test takers have problems with this question because of the word ‘difficult’ – they seem to think they have never done anything difficult in life, so they’re not sure what to talk about. While you might think that a difficult thing is something like climbing a high mountain or something equally dangerous – not many people do things like that in their life. So consider difficult as something which requires effort, preparation or discipline, or something you are unsure about or feel uncomfortable about doing initially. When you approach the question like this – yo...

This IELTS cue card was asked recently in an IELTS speaking test. Describe one of your neighbors that you know well. You should say: who he/she is how you met him/her how often you see each other and say if you like this neighbor, and why/why not. IELTS CUE CARD ANSWER The only neighbor I know really well is the old guy who lives in the next apartment. I guess he must be in his 70s but he’s really nice, and when I first moved into the building where I live he was very helpful, telling me all about the neighborhood and useful things about which days the garbage is collected, you know, little things that you don’t know about when you first move to a new place. Anyway, I met him on the second day, I think it was, and he was very chatty, which was nice because I didn’t know anyone there. We talked for about 20 minutes that day and I thought he was an interesting character. He lives alone now because apparently his wife died some years ago, but he has a dog and I usuall...

IELTS questions in this test are about: your job people and handwriting winning a prize rewards for employees money earned by professional athletes IELTS SPEAKING TEST PART 1 What is your full name? My name is Julia Morales Can I see your ID? Yes, sure, here’s my ID card Where are you from? I’m from Caracas Do you work or study? I do both. I’m working at the moment and also studying for my degree in business administration and international finance. What do you do? I work in administration in a national company here in Caracas. I’m an assistant in the human resources department. Do you like your job? Yes, I like it a lot – I get to be involved with lots of different projects and work with a variety of people so it’s always interesting. One of the things I like most about the work I do is that most of the projects we deal with are aimed at improving things for the employees of the company – so that’s a good thing and it’s nice to be part of it. What do you think abo...

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IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 What is your full name? Where do you come from? What is your hometown like? Do you work or study? Why did you choose to work in that particular field? What do you enjoy most about your work? IELTS Speaking Test Part 2 Describe a special meal you would like to have in the near future. You should say: what it is where it would be who you would invite and say why this particular meal would be special. SAMPLE ANSWER IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Food & restaurants Apart from food quality, what other aspects do you look for in a restaurant? Can you tell me about an unusual eating place you have visited? What was so unusual about it? What changes do you think might take place in the restaurant business in the future? Nutrition & Food Industry Can you think of anything which has revolutionized the food industry of late? What do you think of the people’s awareness level regarding food nutrition in your country? What is your opinion on g...

IELTS Speaking Topic Traveling IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 questions Do you think people like to travel far away from home? Why? Yes, some people do, but not everyone does. Some people don’t like travelling outside their own country, or even their city. A lot of young people like travelling to places far away because they see these places as being more exotic or exciting because everything is different there. What is different about travelling nowadays compared to in the past? I suppose now it’s easier than ever to arrange travel. You can book flights and hotels online and research about anywhere in the world before you even set off. It means that you know a lot more about a destination before you even arrive there. You have more flexibility and choice now when travelling and there are many more guides and reviews of places which you can read and so learn more about the things you’d like to see and do in whichever destination you choose to go to. It’s the organizing of travel ...

This IELTS Speaking Test Part 2 Cue Card topic question asks you to describe an environmental problem. In Part 3 there are more questions related to the environment and environmental problems Describe an environmental problem You should say: what it is how long it has existed how it has affected people's lives and explain what we can do to solve the problem. IELTS Speaking Topics IELTS Sample Answer Describer An environmental problem I'd like to talk about the problems related to the use of fossil fuels and how it has affected us and our enviornment. We have traditionally used coal, gas and oil for many of our energy needs, in countries all over the world. But, this has caused a lot of the pollution that experts claim to be one of the causes of climate change and rising temperatures. It's not just using gas in your car or maybe LPG to heat your home, it's the scale of the energy consumption in industry and manufacturing companies in particular which ...

Here are some questions from a recent IELTS speaking test in London, in the UK, with sample answers. IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 What is your full name? My name is Christina Antonescu Can I see your ID? Yes, here you are Where are you from? I’m from Bucharest, in Romania. Do you work or study? I’m studying at the moment, here at university. What subject are you studying? I’m doing a master's degree in International Business. It's a two-year course which follows on from my previous degree in Business Administration. It basically covers all the usual business areas but with an international and global focus on how business is organized and financed, and affected by cross-border and cross-cultural issues in a business context. Do you really enjoy this course? Yes, I really like it because it’s very interesting. I also enjoy it because although there is some theoretical work involved, the majority of the course is very practical oriented; regarding the application ...

IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 What is your full name? Where are you from? Are you working or studying? Do you live in a house or an apartment? What can you see from the window of your house? Do you like visitors coming to your home? Do people often visit you at your home? IELTS Speaking Test Part 2 Describe an interesting song you like. You should say: what the name of the song is when and where you first heard it what it is about and say how you feel when you listen to it. IELTS cue cards See example answer for another IELTS cue card about a song IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Which type of music do you like? Which type of music is popular among young people in your country? Is the music young people listen to now different from in the past? In what way? How do you think people develop their individual taste in music?

This IELTS speaking test includes questions about: hometown food being naughty as a child children & attitudes parents & attitudes IELTS speaking test USA | Part 1 questions Can I see your ID please? Sure, here's my passport. What is your full name? Jose Ignacio Valderama Where are you from? I'm from Argentina. What do you like the most about your hometown? I think that would have to be the culture and the architecture. It's a very beautiful city and there are a lot of cultural influences from history, from different parts of the world. It has a lot of variety. Is your hometown famous for anything? Well, it's known as the "Paris of South America" and is also the most visited city, even though it isn't the biggest. In my country it's the most important place, economically, politically and culturally, but many people also associate food and dancing with it, even though those things are national and not just from the city. What ki...

IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 Questions Why do you think there are so many advertisements now? Probably for a couple of reasons; first, there are now more advertising mediums than in the past. Before, adverts were common in newspapers, magazines, and other published material, and on TV and radio. But now with advances in technology, and since everyone has a mobile phone, probably the biggest growth area for ads has been online, through websites, apps and so on, and better technology now has made it easier now to product large scale advertisements such as billboards and huge banners too. For example, the buses and other large vehicles you see with adverts on them – in the past the ads would have to have been painted on them by hand, but now printing technology makes it much easier, quicker and cheaper to produce such things – so naturally there are more of them. In the future, there’ll probably be even more ads everywhere as brands and businesses get even more creative than they...