IELTS Speaking Practice

Recent IELTS speaking test with sample answers IELTS SPEAKING PRACTICE QUESTIONS This IELTS speaking practice test includes questions about: Part 1 | Patience, Pets, Beauty, Part 2 | Describe a person that you know who you think is beautiful/handsome Part 3 | Beauty &338; Fashion, Celebrities, Defining beauty IELTS SPEAKING PART I Patience What do you think patience is? It’s that quiet strength to stay calm and keep a lid on your frustration when everything inside you wants to do the opposite. It's about waiting your turn without huffing and puffing or tapping your foot like you've got a personal beef with the ground. It's the ability to endure a slow internet connection without wanting to chuck your device out the window. In simpler terms, patience is an art really, mastering the silence between the chaos, believing that after every storm, there's a rainbow—assuming, of course, you've got the patience to wait for the rain to stop. Is...

This IELTS speaking test includes questions about: why you chose your work, celebrities, colors, something that made you laugh a lot, comedy, humor, and jokes. IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 Questions about celebrities IELTS Speaking Part 1 Do you like celebrities? Why? Why not? I would have to say I’m indifferent to them. I don’t particularly like them, but I’ve got nothing against them. They’re just people who happen to do things that are seen or shared with millions of people around the world. Would you like to be a celebrity? Why? Why not? I’ve never really wanted to be famous or anything like that. I guess it might have some benefits, like the money, but it’s also got some drawbacks too – like all the paparazzi. There are also lots of haters, and it can be difficult for them to have a real private live sometimes because they get followed everywhere they go. And it’s not just them – it’s their family as well that tend to get a lot of attention. If I wanted to ...

IELTS Speaking Part 2 For Part 2 IELTS Speaking you are normally shown a cue card with a particular topic, and it will also have bullet points that you need to mention when you answer. The second part of the interview will give you an opportunity to speak for an extended period on the topic. Before you start speaking,you will be given 60 seconds or so to organize to talk about the topic on the task card. Some paper and a pencil is usually available for you to make notes for your answer. Next, you must talk for 1 minute to 2 minutes. And then the IELTS examiner will ask you 1 or 2 questions about the related to the topic. IELTS Speaking Part 2 lasts for around 3 or 4 minutes in total. Practising for IELTS Speaking Part 2 Get your IELTS speaking partner to concentrate as you discuss the question subject. You should talk for between 1 and 2 minutes. Ask your speaking partner to ask you a few rounding off questions for the same topic on the topic card. Record y...