IELTS Speaking Practice

Do you want to improve your English speaking skills? One of the best ways to practice is by talking about topics that offer a wealth of vocabulary. Why not try having an English conversation about housing - its advantages and disadvantages - the differences between urban and rural housing - new homes and old homes - whether it’s big or small. Talking about housing can be a fantastic way to for ESL learners to improve their skills! Let's dive into some sample questions designed to start discussion and help boost your English conversation skills today! Here are some examples questions on the topic of housing - a common IELTS speaking topic . Speaking Tip: When you answer - try to expand and fully develop your answer. Include examples and reasons to support your ideas , point of view or opinion . IELTS Speaking Part 3 Questions About Housing What kind of housing do you live in? Would you prefer to live in a flat/apartment or a house? [Why?] D...

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Where do you live? At the moment I’m renting an apartment with some friends. It’s in the suburbs, but not far from the city center and where I work. So, it’s really in an ideal location. Do you like your flat? Yes, I do. I’ve been there a couple of years now and it’s really nice. We have good neighbors and as I said, the location is ideal for getting to work and also going out downtown. What type of house would you like to have in the future? I’m not sure, but probably a big house with a garden like my parents have. It might be some time until I buy one though. There are so many other things I want to do before settling down, buying a house, making a home, and having a family. Do you read online magazines? No, not really. I read quite a bit online but not usually magazines. Normally, I read newspaper stories, articles or blog posts but I rarely read an online magazine. Do you like to read magazines or comics? When I was a child, I used to re...