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 Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking: Part 1-Style questions

• What is it like where you live?

I live in a residential area of a busy town in the south of Spain … we have all the facilities you need … good public transport … a good shopping centre … it’s nice …

• Do you like living in the city?

Yes I do … I like going out with my friends and there are lots of lively bars and restaurants within walking distance of my apartment … I’m a bit of a culture vulture as well so it’s great to have access to art exhibitions and that kind of thing …

• Do you get many tourists visiting your area?

Not really no … I live in the inner-city and the area is a little run down … it’s basically a lot of high-rise flats and many of the shops are boarded up … so nothing to interest tourists really …

Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking: Part 2-Style task

Anyone who comes to my country really should spend some time in Barcelona … it’s a beautiful place … it’s not what you would call a sprawling city … it’s quite compact really and you could walk across the city in a couple of hours … but there’s no need to do that as we have a fantastic public transport system so it’s easy to get around … there are various districts all with their own character … you have the upmarket shops in the centre … you’ll find lots of chain stores you’ll recognise from your own country but also local brands as well … we have the narrow streets in the Gothic district with lots of fashionable boutiques and tourist attractions … There’s the Olympic area and the beaches along the coast … and dotted around the city are some lovely public spaces … parks and squares in the city centre and on the outskirts of Barcelona where people relax with their friends and family … and of course pavement cafes everywhere … all that and some great historical places of interest … so a great destination for tourists …

Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking: Part 3-Style questions

• What are the advantages of living in a city or big town?

I think it’s having access to local facilities really … local shops as well as access to larger shopping malls in the city centre … and if you’re well-off you can afford to live in the suburbs away from the busy traffic …

• In your experience are city centres usually attractive places?

Some can be yes … especially those with a historical interest … but sometimes they’re full of ugly office blocks … multi-story car parks … and residents living in poor housing… it depends on the city doesn’t it?

• What are some of the challenges facing towns and cities?

I suppose traffic congestion is a major problem … and the growth in out-of-town supermarkets and retail parks mean lots of town centre shops are closing down … plus a shortage of good quality housing … I think these are the major challenges …

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Đề IELTS Speaking Part 1

Study

• Do you work or study?

As of now, I’m currently a sophomore at ILP University, it is one of the most prestigious institutions, not just in HCM City, but also well-known across the nation as well. I major in English Language and I aspire to become a capable linguist in the future, as it is my absolute dream to travel to worldwide.

• What subjects do you study at school?

The curriculum at ILP University is intensive, with a plethora of different subjects that cater for different aspects of the language. It’s going to take an eternity to list them all here, but to name a few, we take on subjects such as Morphology – where we learn how to pronounce words, Syntax – how sentences are formed, Semantics – how words and collocations are used, and the likes.

• What did you enjoy about studying those subjects at school?

Those subjects really open my eyes. They gave me deep insights into how the language works, and show me a lot of mistakes that I have made throughout my use of English that I have never taken notice of since I was a youngster. Besides, the lecturers of these subjects were also incredibly nice and friendly, and that had also left a lasting impact on me as well.

• How do you think this subject will help you in real life?

They have already proven to be such a huge boon for me, as I am currently a teacher of English, and they have aided me greatly whenever I’m planning for lessons, and they also taught me to look through every nook and cranny of my language usage, both before and during classes, to make sure there are no mistakes.

Vocabulary:

Talent

• Do you have a talent or something you are good at?

Yes. I’m quite good at math and most things related to math, such as creating budgets, calculating investment returns, and so on. I think it’s a useful talent because it helps me manage my personal finances.

• Was it mastered recently or when you were young?

I don’t think I would ever become an expert at it, but I found out about it when I was young. Everything just comes to me naturally and I have always been attuned to Mathematics.

• Do you think anyone in your family has the same talent?

Surprisingly, no one shares the same talent with me. So, it is not something that runs in the blood. Because they all hate math, they often come to me for financial advice.

Vocabulary:

Mobile phone

• What was your first mobile phone?

In middle school, I got my first mobile phone as a birthday present. It’s a Nokia, so I have developed a great love for the brand Nokia, and that’s why I still use Nokia now. I think Nokia can type messages very fast.

• Do you often use your mobile phone for texting or calls?

Whenever I have something to discuss with my family or friends, I will use the mobile phone. Or when I want to search for some information, I will get on the Internet by mobile phone. I use it every day, and I cannot imagine a life without a mobile phone, I may not lead a normal life with it.

• Will you buy a new one in the future?

Of course, I will continue using mobile phones in the future, because I cannot leave a mobile phone and lead a normal life. But maybe one day I will change my Nokia for the iPhone since it’s so popular nowadays.

• How has your mobile phone changed your life?

My basic mobile phone was it enough to change my life. It kept me connected with my family all the time, but my iPhone is a smartphone and is much more than a phone for mere connectivity. I can check my emails on my phone. I can surf the net on my phone. I can play games on my phone. I can do the calculations on my phone. I can do so many other things on my phone.

• Can you describe your mobile phone?

Currently I’m using an iPhone. Though it was quite expensive, it came with lots of exciting features and apps. The screen response is perfect and the thumb print works 100% of the time and is really convenient to get into the phone. Besides, the camera is awesome too, and does not have the delay so I can always capture the stunning moment.

Đề IELTS Speaking Part 2

Sample Answer:

I got my first mobile phone when I completed my high school. It was a Samsung S2. My uncle gifted it to me. Actually, he was buying a newer model. I had completed my 10th grade, but my parents would not buy me one. So, I was overjoyed when my uncle gave me his old one.

It’s still within my possession currently. It is a rectangular phone and has a 4.3 inches touch screen display. It is also a combination of a calculator, a calendar, an alarm, a light and some games. Strong backup battery is also one of its strong points.

I am very possessive about my Samsung phone. Hence, I never let anybody touch it.. I use an Airtel prepaid connection with it, and I have to pay from my pocket money. So, I use it very frugally.

It is a very sturdy phone. Many times it has fallen from my hands, but it did not break and works perfectly well. It has a camera of 5 megapixels on which I capture some photos of my friends and family. I had taken many selfies with it. I use many applications like whatsapp and facebook to stay connected with my friends. 

There are many newer models now, but I am still quite contented with it. I will buy a new cell phone only after I go abroad for my higher studies.

Vocabulary:

Đề IELTS Speaking Part 3

• What are the advantages of smartphones these days?

It’s undeniable that people can derive substantial benefits from using mobile phones. Smartphones are excellent choices for the general public when it comes to studying and working. For example, they can access Youtube and watch short comedy videos on one cell phone. Their batteries can be recharged while doing these tasks, allowing them to study or work more effectively.

• Do young and old people use phones in the same way?

 It is not usually the case. When it comes to the ways they use their cell phones, there are clear differences between the younger and older generations. In terms of utilities, mobile phones play a much more important role in the daily lives of the youngsters than those of the older generation. Unlike their predecessors, young people are constantly on their phones, not just to make calls and texts, but also to snap pictures, watch videos, set up meetings, etc. As far as frequency goes, younger people tend to use their phones more frequently.

• Many people think mobile phones can be annoying at times. Can you give any examples of that?

I am one of those who find a mobile phone annoying at times. Hi-tech devices have never been my thing. Although I appreciate the development, there are also problems that they create. It’s annoying when people always glance at their phones while talking to others. The inattentiveness makes me feel offended. It can also be distracting and unprofessional when your phone buzzes during a meeting.

• What are the advantages and disadvantages of old people using smartphones?

Face-to-face conversation is the way I prefer to converse with somebody because I believe it’s more personal. With the popularity of mobile phones, people no longer spend time with each other and continue to neglect their loved ones. It is necessary to have phones, but they shouldn’t cause obstacles between people.

Vocabulary:

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