IELTS Speaking Practice

Part 1 Topic: Hometown Can you please tell me about your hometown? What makes it unique or special? Have you lived in your hometown your entire life? If not, how has the experience of moving affected you? What are the prominent attractions, landmarks, or activities that people enjoy in your hometown? How has your hometown changed since your childhood? Are there any recent developments that have significantly improved it? Would you recommend your hometown to someone looking for a new place to live or visit? Why or why not? Topic: Neighbors Can you describe the neighborhood you live in? What kind of people live there? How well do you know your neighbors? Is there a sense of community within your neighborhood? Do you often collaborate with your neighbors for community events or gatherings? Can you give an example? Have you ever faced any challenges or conflicts with your neighbors? How did you resolve the situation? In your opinion, how important is it to h...

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...

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...