IELTS Speaking Practice

Welcome to an exciting conversation journey through the universal language of mankind - music. "Whether it's a high-energy rock concert or a soulful classical recital, music in its many forms has the power to move us, inspire us, and bring us together like nothing else." As such, it serves as a perfect platform for engaging ESL conversations. Here's a collection of thought-provoking ESL conversation questions about music and concerts , to spark lively discussions and improve language skills. So, let's get into it! Conversation Questions about Music and Concerts Easy Level Do you enjoy listening to music? Why or why not? What's your favorite type of music? Can you name a few artists in this genre? Have you ever been to a concert? Who did you see there? What was your first concert experience like? Is there any music concert that you want to go to? Can you describe your favorite music video? Do you play any music...

Describe a Style/Kind of Music You should say: whether you like this type of music (Why or why not?), what kind of music you like best, what role music plays in people's life, and say how important you think music is for people. IELTS Speaking Topics Describe a Style of Music One particular style of music I like listening to at the moment it’s what I call ‘ epic ’ music. It’s probably easiest to describe it as that kind of rousing music you hear in many movie soundtracks, especially movies like Lord of the Rings and such like. You know, it’s a mixture of haunting melodies and grand orchestral or symphonic crescendos. A lot of people call it motivational music as well, because they listen to it in the gym or while exercising – it kind of lifts you up and gets you going because it conjures up all sorts of powerful images in your mind. One reason why I like it is that every piece is different - there’s more variety than in a lot of pop mus...

This IELTS speaking test includes questions about: your work where you live vegetarians reading in English a song that brings back memories local singers & musicians songs & language the music industry the globalization of music IELTS Speaking Part 1 What is your full name? My name’s... Can I see your ID? Yes, here it is. Where are you from? I’m from [name of city]. I’m from [name of city] in [name of country]. * If you come from a different country from the one where you are doing the IELTS test. Do you work or study? I work. At the moment I’m working for a research institute as a Research Assistant. Where do you live now? I live in [name of city] with my parents. Is it a house or an apartment?> It’s a house, in the suburbs of the city, where my family have lived for a long time. Which room in your house do you like the most? Why? I suppose it would have to be my room, it’s probably where I spend most of my time when I’m at hom...

Cue card questions & answers How to answer cue card questions How to start/begin/introduce your cue card answer How to end/finish your cue card answer Cue card introduction questions, discussion questions IELTS Speaking Exam Part I What is your full name, please? Do you work or are you a student at the moment? What work do you do? Did you obtain any special training for the work you do? Do you plan to work there for a long time? How do you feel when it rains? How often does it rain where you live? When it looks like it is going to rain, how do people react? Does your name have any specific meaning? What are some popular names in your country? Why do you think people choose those names? What special gifts do people give during a naming ceremony? IELTS Speaking Exam Part 2 - Cue Card Describe a place where people go to listen to music You should say: - the type of people that go there - the type of music people listen to ...

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?

Part 2 Part 3 Cambridge IELTS 10 Speaking Test 2 Part 1 Answers What types of music do you like to listen to? It’s quite varied really, sometimes I like to listen to pop music and other times I like to listen to movie soundtracks or instrumental music. I guess it depends on what I’m doing or how I’m feeling, for example, if I’m feeling energetic I’ll probably listen to some high-energy music or something with a good beat to get me going. On the other hand, if I’m driving or maybe even reading I’ll listen to something more relaxing, maybe some nice instrumental music because I find it helps me concentrate. At what times of day do you like to listen to music? I usually listen to music throughout the day, on and off, but I suppose the longest period would be when I’m traveling to work because the journey is almost an hour there and another hour returning at night – and listening to music helps pass the time. Other times of the day when I normally listen to music woul...