IELTS Speaking Practice

If you are an IELTS test taker, you know that Cue Cards can be daunting. The "Describe a talkative person" cue card is no exception. Here's how to approach such questions confidently so that you don’t leave any points off the table during your exam. We'll go over tips on using descriptions and examples effectively to demonstrate why the person is so talkative. So let's get started! How to answer IELTS questions about: hometown favorite room childhood and school teachers asking directions using maps talkative person Example 1 / Example 2 communication skills negotiating IELTS SPEAKING EXAM PART 1 Topic | Where you live What is your hometown like? It is small, with only about half a million people living there. It was mainly a farming area, that was the local industry. But it was a nice place to grow up, and I have a lot of fond memories of my hometown. Do you like where you live at the moment? ...

IELTS Speaking Questions about Body Language IELTS Speaking Topics | Body Language Here are some examples of questions about body language and communication from a recent IELTS speaking test , sample answers are provided to give an idea of possible ways to respond to these types of questions. Do people in your country use body language? Yes, all the time. It might be a hand gesture or simply bowing the head or nodding, crossing your arms or rolling your eyes. There are so many different gestures or attributes of body language which can transmit some kind of message to other people around you or to people you are meeting. Can we communicate without words? Absolutely, to a certain degree, we can point and indicate physically the position of something, we can use pictures to communicate an emotion or message and some kinds of non-verbal communication are universal such as art, dance and the like. Communication is possible without words, but it may be more difficult to communicat...