IELTS Speaking Practice

Content IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 - Money How can you save money? Are you good at saving money? How do you save money? Did you save money when you were young? How important is money to you? How do you decide how to spend your money? How much money is enough? Do people in your country save their money? Do people in your country like to save money? IELTS Speaking Test Part 2 - Money Describe a method to save money IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 - Money Questions like "How do you spend money?" or "How do you save money?" are common in the IELTS speaking test. The IELTS speaking practice questions below will give you an idea of what to expect. Use the sample answers to help you think about how you would answer similar questions about saving money. IELTS Speaking Practice Part 1 Saving Money How can you save money? There are plenty of effective strategies to save money that suit differ...

This IELTS cue card asks you to talk about/describea something special that you saved money to buy . There are also similar cue cards about saving money that ask you to describe how you saved money (the method, what you did, etc.). Describe Something Special That You Saved Money To Buy I’ll tell you about my first car. I bought it when I was 17 years old, so it was special because it changed my life. I became more independent and went to all kinds of places I wouldn’t have gone without it. I had decided to buy a car about six months before. I wanted to have a car because where I was studying was quite far away, and getting the bus every day was a bit of a hassle. At that time, I was also working part-time in a local restaurant at night, and sometimes we used to finish working quite late, and getting a bus home was a problem. Quite often one of the other workers had to give me a lift or I had to take a taxi, which was expensive. So I wanted to be more independent and no...

These IELTS questions were asked this week. TIP: Make sure you provide a full response for each question, including examples, reasons, etc. This will help avoid the examiner asking "Why?" which shows that your answers are too short or there is more relevant information which should be supplied. IELTS SPEAKING EXAM PART 1 What do you do? Do study or work? I just started working recently. I’m working on a social project in some of the poor neighborhoods in the city. It’s a government funded initiative. Do you have friends at work? Not a lot, there’s one other person who is about my age and we are quite good friends. The other people I work with are much older than me, and although we get along okay at work, we don’t socialize or anything outside of work hours. What is your work schedule? It varies a little because some days we are office based and then other days we do outreach projects in the communities involved in the project. When I’m working in the office,...