IELTS Speaking Practice

Part 1 What is your name? My full name is Sunita Langhome Where are you from? I'm from Biratnagar Do you work or study? I work, I'm a full-time accountant for a large business. Is it easy or difficult to find jobs like that in your country? It really depends on the job market in a region. Some have an abundance of jobs like these, while others may be struggling with a lack of them. It’s important to research your local area and get advice from people who are familiar with the job market there before you start looking for such positions. It took me about three months to find the perfect job for me, and I was lucky that the market was plentiful! Do you like your job? Yes, there's a lot of variety and I get to see and meet a lot of different people every day. It's more interesting than working on my family farm or in an office. But one day I would like to have my own small business. Do you buy things on the internet? Yes, I do buy things on the i...

IELTS Speaking Questions and Answers in Nepal Can you answer these IELTS speaking test questions about: major challenges at work pictures and photographs exercise a major event local culture preseving culture IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 Where are you from? I come from Kathmandu City, I live there with my family. Do you work or study? I'm working, I'm a systems engineer with one of the cellular network companies based here. What is the major challenge at your job? Well, apart from the daily technical problems associated with maintaining the network operational and solving problems, we need more resources to extend coverage to other areas. Mobile and internet coverage is growing rapidly here at the moment, last year it increased by more than 50%, so we're experiencing a lot of challenges related to network capacity. Would you recommend this job to others? Yes, definitely, I think it's a very interesting job for a young person and ther...

IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 Questions &338; Answers Do you like to take photographs? Yes, I love taking pictures and sharing them with my friends. I probably take four or five a day on average and sometimes a lot more depending on where I am and what I’m doing. If I go out with friends for the day or go some place special then I usually take a lot more than on just a normal day, for example. Would you like to study photography? Not particularly. I’m not really interested in the technicalities or the art side of photography – I just like capturing moments rather than composing shots and things like that. It’s nice to see some impressive photographs taken by professionals – but it’s not something I would like to study or try and do professionally. How often do you take photographs? It depends, if something funny or interesting happens then I’ll snap it on my phone and share it on Facebook or Instagram, but if I’m not doing anything interesting then I don’t really think about...