✅Real Speaking Test
IELTS Speaking test in Uzbekistan – September 2018
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– What do you do?
– Do you live far from here?
– What is your hometown like?
– Is it interesting?
– Are there a lot of activities to do? Why?
Cue Card
Describe something you have achieved (not at school or college) that you are proud of. Please say
– What is it?
– Why did you have to do it?
– How difficult was it for you?
Discussion
– What was your reason for doing it?
– Let’s talk about education and children.
– Have teaching methods changed over the years?
– Who should teach children some important life skills, parents or teachers in schools? Why?
– Is leadership something you are born with or an acquired skill?
A Friendly Reminder🤝
Try to speak at least more than the examiner. If you are asked a question using one sentence, respond with two or more. And never give short, uncommunicative replies, Typically, you will be asked about everyday topics, such as work, studies, sport, family and so on. So you should try answering IELTS Speaking questions before the exam. You will be surprised how simple they are! You just need to learn appropriate vocabulary and understand what answers you will give🤓
❤️ Note: Record your answers in order to check your pronunciation and work on it, if you made pronuncing errors
I hope you are enjoying my posts, By the way, they are so helpful in preparing for the official IELTS test. So, if you like them, then share them🤘
#speaking
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IELTS Speaking test in Uzbekistan – September 2018
Interview
– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– What do you do?
– Do you live far from here?
– What is your hometown like?
– Is it interesting?
– Are there a lot of activities to do? Why?
Cue Card
Describe something you have achieved (not at school or college) that you are proud of. Please say
– What is it?
– Why did you have to do it?
– How difficult was it for you?
Discussion
– What was your reason for doing it?
– Let’s talk about education and children.
– Have teaching methods changed over the years?
– Who should teach children some important life skills, parents or teachers in schools? Why?
– Is leadership something you are born with or an acquired skill?
A Friendly Reminder🤝
Try to speak at least more than the examiner. If you are asked a question using one sentence, respond with two or more. And never give short, uncommunicative replies, Typically, you will be asked about everyday topics, such as work, studies, sport, family and so on. So you should try answering IELTS Speaking questions before the exam. You will be surprised how simple they are! You just need to learn appropriate vocabulary and understand what answers you will give🤓
❤️ Note: Record your answers in order to check your pronunciation and work on it, if you made pronuncing errors
I hope you are enjoying my posts, By the way, they are so helpful in preparing for the official IELTS test. So, if you like them, then share them🤘
#speaking
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✅Idiom time
💠 backed into a corner 💠
🇬🇧Meaning: If you're backed into a corner, you're in a difficult situation that will be hard to get out of
🇺🇿Ma'nosi: Bu iborani biror bir qiyin vaziyatdan chiqish judayam qiyin bo'lganida ishlatamiz
Exapmle:
🔸 I really backed myself into a corner when I opened this channel because of my lack of experience!
🔹 Bu kanalni ochganimda tajribam kamligi tufayli, o'zimni juda qiyin vaziyatga solib qo'ygandim!
#idiom
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💠 backed into a corner 💠
🇬🇧Meaning: If you're backed into a corner, you're in a difficult situation that will be hard to get out of
🇺🇿Ma'nosi: Bu iborani biror bir qiyin vaziyatdan chiqish judayam qiyin bo'lganida ishlatamiz
Exapmle:
🔸 I really backed myself into a corner when I opened this channel because of my lack of experience!
🔹 Bu kanalni ochganimda tajribam kamligi tufayli, o'zimni juda qiyin vaziyatga solib qo'ygandim!
#idiom
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✅Grammar time
Asking about health / life
When we meet somebody we know it's polite to ask a question or two about their health and their life. There are many different phrases in English for doing this. Now I'll try to explain ten of them🤓
10 expressions to Use In Speaking And Writing:
1️⃣How are you?
2️⃣How are things?
3️⃣How's things?
4️⃣How's it going?
5️⃣How are you getting on?
6️⃣How have you been?
7️⃣What have you been (getting) up to?
8️⃣I hope everything's okay?
9️⃣Alright?
🔟How have you been keeping?
How To Use These Phrases In Your English:
🔸 Phrase 1 is the best known phrase but English people don't use it every time so it's useful to learn some of the others on this page.
🔸 Phrase 2 is a general inquiry about the other person's health and life. Your answer could be about your health, your work or your personal life.
🔸 Phrase 3 is similar to Phrase 2 but the 'incorrect' grammar makes it much more informal.
🔸 Phrase 4 and Phrase 5 are asking about the other person's life (work or personal life).
🔸 Phrase 6 is really asking about health but the other person may answer with general information about their life.
🔸 Phrase 7 is really asking about what kind of activities the other person has been doing recently. It more often refers to their home life, not work.
🔸 Phrase 8 and Phrase 9 are asking about health and life with a yes / no question. Phrase 9 is much more informal than Phrase 8.
🔸 Phrase 10 is more formal but still sincere and friendly and is asking about the other person's health.
#grammar
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Asking about health / life
When we meet somebody we know it's polite to ask a question or two about their health and their life. There are many different phrases in English for doing this. Now I'll try to explain ten of them🤓
10 expressions to Use In Speaking And Writing:
1️⃣How are you?
2️⃣How are things?
3️⃣How's things?
4️⃣How's it going?
5️⃣How are you getting on?
6️⃣How have you been?
7️⃣What have you been (getting) up to?
8️⃣I hope everything's okay?
9️⃣Alright?
🔟How have you been keeping?
How To Use These Phrases In Your English:
🔸 Phrase 1 is the best known phrase but English people don't use it every time so it's useful to learn some of the others on this page.
🔸 Phrase 2 is a general inquiry about the other person's health and life. Your answer could be about your health, your work or your personal life.
🔸 Phrase 3 is similar to Phrase 2 but the 'incorrect' grammar makes it much more informal.
🔸 Phrase 4 and Phrase 5 are asking about the other person's life (work or personal life).
🔸 Phrase 6 is really asking about health but the other person may answer with general information about their life.
🔸 Phrase 7 is really asking about what kind of activities the other person has been doing recently. It more often refers to their home life, not work.
🔸 Phrase 8 and Phrase 9 are asking about health and life with a yes / no question. Phrase 9 is much more informal than Phrase 8.
🔸 Phrase 10 is more formal but still sincere and friendly and is asking about the other person's health.
#grammar
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✅Vocabulary time
Collocations with Exam
🔶 Revise/ study for an exam
To study facts again, in order to learn them well
I spend the whole weekend studying for my final exams I didn't go out once.
🔷 Give an exam
Giving an exam is something a teacher does to her students.
The teacher said that she was going to give us an exam on what she has taught us so far.
🔶 Take an exam
Taking an exam is something a student does to prove their knowledge.
Do we have to take an exam at the end of the course?
🔷 Mark an exam
I don't know what grade I got because the teacher hasn't marked our exam yet.
🔶 Pass/ fail an exam
She is exceptionally bright and she passes all her exams easily.
🔷 Scrape through an exam
To only just succeed in passing an examination with the minimum score.
I almost failed the exam I just managed to scrape through with 51%
#vocabulary
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Collocations with Exam
🔶 Revise/ study for an exam
To study facts again, in order to learn them well
I spend the whole weekend studying for my final exams I didn't go out once.
🔷 Give an exam
Giving an exam is something a teacher does to her students.
The teacher said that she was going to give us an exam on what she has taught us so far.
🔶 Take an exam
Taking an exam is something a student does to prove their knowledge.
Do we have to take an exam at the end of the course?
🔷 Mark an exam
I don't know what grade I got because the teacher hasn't marked our exam yet.
🔶 Pass/ fail an exam
She is exceptionally bright and she passes all her exams easily.
🔷 Scrape through an exam
To only just succeed in passing an examination with the minimum score.
I almost failed the exam I just managed to scrape through with 51%
#vocabulary
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✅Idiom time
💠 play Russian roulette 💠
🇬🇧Meaning: Take big risks by doing something that might cause great problems or danger.
🇺🇿Ma'nosi: Katta muammolarni keltirib chiqaruvchi yoki ulkan havf xatarga olib borishi mumkin bo'lgan katta tavakkal qilish.
🔸 I am playing Russian roulette with my life, loving her🙈
Note: Russian roulette is a dangerous game in which a person shoots a gun at their own head. The gun only contains one bullet so the person does not know if it will fire or not.
#idiom
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💠 play Russian roulette 💠
🇬🇧Meaning: Take big risks by doing something that might cause great problems or danger.
🇺🇿Ma'nosi: Katta muammolarni keltirib chiqaruvchi yoki ulkan havf xatarga olib borishi mumkin bo'lgan katta tavakkal qilish.
🔸 I am playing Russian roulette with my life, loving her🙈
Note: Russian roulette is a dangerous game in which a person shoots a gun at their own head. The gun only contains one bullet so the person does not know if it will fire or not.
#idiom
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✅Grammar time
May be 🆚 Maybe
🔶 May is a modal verb which indicates possibility.
May be = is possibly
Example:
🔸 Her essay may be short🤭
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
🔷 Maybe = perhaps
Example:
🔹 Maybe my wife will be one of the happiest woman in the world😉
#grammar
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May be 🆚 Maybe
🔶 May is a modal verb which indicates possibility.
May be = is possibly
Example:
🔸 Her essay may be short🤭
➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖
🔷 Maybe = perhaps
Example:
🔹 Maybe my wife will be one of the happiest woman in the world😉
#grammar
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✅Useful
Say it Differently
🔸 How to say " Good Night " differently
🔹 Qanday qilib "Hayrli tun"ni turlicha aytish👇
😇 Night Night
😇 Sleep Tight
😇 Sleep Well
😇 Sweet Dreams
😇 Nighty Night
😇 Have a good sleep
😇 Dream of Me
😇 Until tomorrow
#useful
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Say it Differently
🔸 How to say " Good Night " differently
🔹 Qanday qilib "Hayrli tun"ni turlicha aytish👇
😇 Night Night
😇 Sleep Tight
😇 Sleep Well
😇 Sweet Dreams
😇 Nighty Night
😇 Have a good sleep
😇 Dream of Me
😇 Until tomorrow
#useful
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✅ Idiom time
💠 get cold feet 💠
🇬🇧Meaning: to suddenly become too frightened to do something you had planned to do.
🇺🇿Ma'nosi: qilishni rejalashtirib qo'ygan ishida to'satdan qo'rquvga tushib qolish.
🔸 Jamshid got cold feet before IELTS exam."
🔹Jamshid IELTS imtihonidan oldin to'satdan qo'rquvga tushib qoldi."
#idiom
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💠 get cold feet 💠
🇬🇧Meaning: to suddenly become too frightened to do something you had planned to do.
🇺🇿Ma'nosi: qilishni rejalashtirib qo'ygan ishida to'satdan qo'rquvga tushib qolish.
🔸 Jamshid got cold feet before IELTS exam."
🔹Jamshid IELTS imtihonidan oldin to'satdan qo'rquvga tushib qoldi."
#idiom
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✅Writing time
IELTS Writing Exam Tips ♥️
🔸 Don’t spend more than 20 mins on task 1. Keep checking the time so you don’t make this mistake. You need 40 mins for task 2.
🔸 Always write over 150 words for task 1 and over 250 words for task 2.
🔸 Don’t count the number of words, count the lines and estimate your word count. Use the official IELTS writing answer sheet properly.
🔸 You can plan your essay on the question paper. No extra paper is given for planning. The examiner will not look at your planning, only at your essay.
🔸 Always write a clear overview for task 1 academic. For GT task 1, make sure you cover all points requested in your letter.
🔸 Always write your conclusion for task 2. Never miss it out.
🔸 Always organise your writing for both tasks into body paragraphs.
🔸 Check your spelling. You can use either American or British spelling.
🔸 Keep all information focused and relevant. More does not mean better.
🔸 If you run out of paper, put up your hand and you can get more. Do not remove any paper from the exam room.
#writing
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IELTS Writing Exam Tips ♥️
🔸 Don’t spend more than 20 mins on task 1. Keep checking the time so you don’t make this mistake. You need 40 mins for task 2.
🔸 Always write over 150 words for task 1 and over 250 words for task 2.
🔸 Don’t count the number of words, count the lines and estimate your word count. Use the official IELTS writing answer sheet properly.
🔸 You can plan your essay on the question paper. No extra paper is given for planning. The examiner will not look at your planning, only at your essay.
🔸 Always write a clear overview for task 1 academic. For GT task 1, make sure you cover all points requested in your letter.
🔸 Always write your conclusion for task 2. Never miss it out.
🔸 Always organise your writing for both tasks into body paragraphs.
🔸 Check your spelling. You can use either American or British spelling.
🔸 Keep all information focused and relevant. More does not mean better.
🔸 If you run out of paper, put up your hand and you can get more. Do not remove any paper from the exam room.
#writing
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✅Life lessons
🔸 Aqlning go‘zalligi - Fikr bilan;
🔸 Ruhning go‘zalligi - Shukr bilan;
🔸 Tilning go‘zalligi - Sukut bilan;
🔸 Qalbning go‘zalligi - Zikr bilan;
🔸 Holning go‘zalligi - Hidoyatda bo‘lish bilan;
🔸 So‘zning go‘zalligi - Rostgo‘ylik bilan;
Bularning barchasini go‘zalligi - ALLOHGA bo‘lgan muhabbat bilandir! 😊
#life_lessons
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🔸 Aqlning go‘zalligi - Fikr bilan;
🔸 Ruhning go‘zalligi - Shukr bilan;
🔸 Tilning go‘zalligi - Sukut bilan;
🔸 Qalbning go‘zalligi - Zikr bilan;
🔸 Holning go‘zalligi - Hidoyatda bo‘lish bilan;
🔸 So‘zning go‘zalligi - Rostgo‘ylik bilan;
Bularning barchasini go‘zalligi - ALLOHGA bo‘lgan muhabbat bilandir! 😊
#life_lessons
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✅Useful
🇬🇧 Making apologies:
🔸 I do apologize for...
🔸 I must apologize for...
🔸 I apologize for...
🔸 I'd like to apologize for...
🔸 I am so sorry for...
🔸 I shouldn't have...
🔸 It's all my fault.
🔸 I'm ashamed of...
🔸 Please, forgive me for...
🔸 Excuse me for ...
🔸 I'm terribly sorry for...
🔸 Pardon me for this...
🔸 Please, forgive me for my....
🔸 Please, accept my apologies for...
🇬🇧 Accepting apologies:
🔹 That's all right.
🔹 Never mind.
🔹 Don't apologize.
🔹 It doesn't matter.
🔹 Don't worry about it.
🔹 Don't mention it.
🔹 That's OK.
🔹 I quite understand.
🔹 You couldn't help it.
🔹 Forget about it.
🔹 Don't worry about it.
🔹 No harm done.
#useful
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🇬🇧 Making apologies:
🔸 I do apologize for...
🔸 I must apologize for...
🔸 I apologize for...
🔸 I'd like to apologize for...
🔸 I am so sorry for...
🔸 I shouldn't have...
🔸 It's all my fault.
🔸 I'm ashamed of...
🔸 Please, forgive me for...
🔸 Excuse me for ...
🔸 I'm terribly sorry for...
🔸 Pardon me for this...
🔸 Please, forgive me for my....
🔸 Please, accept my apologies for...
🇬🇧 Accepting apologies:
🔹 That's all right.
🔹 Never mind.
🔹 Don't apologize.
🔹 It doesn't matter.
🔹 Don't worry about it.
🔹 Don't mention it.
🔹 That's OK.
🔹 I quite understand.
🔹 You couldn't help it.
🔹 Forget about it.
🔹 Don't worry about it.
🔹 No harm done.
#useful
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✅Idiom time
💠 so far so good
🇺🇿Ma'nosi: Hozircha hammasi yaxshi.
🔸How is your relationship with your girlfriend?
🔹So far so good🙄
🔸Sevganing bilan a'loqalaring qale?
🔹Hozircha hammasi yaxshi😜
#idiom
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💠 so far so good
🇺🇿Ma'nosi: Hozircha hammasi yaxshi.
🔸How is your relationship with your girlfriend?
🔹So far so good🙄
🔸Sevganing bilan a'loqalaring qale?
🔹Hozircha hammasi yaxshi😜
#idiom
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✅Proverb time
🔸 Easy come, easy go
🔹 Oson kelgan, oson ketadi🤷♂️
🔸 East or West, home is best
🔹 O'z uyim o'lan to'shagim😊
🔸 Silence is golden
🔹 Sukunat oltinga teng🤓
🔸 Rome was not built in a day
🔹 Rim bir kunda qurilmagan yoxud shoshgan qiz erga yalchimas😅
🔸 A living dog is better than died lion
🔹 O'lgan arslondan tirik it afzal😆
🔸 Bad news has wings
🔹 Yomon xabar tez tarqaladi🤦♂️
🔸 No fire without smoke
🔹 Shamol bo'lmasa daraxtning uchi qimirlamaydi, yoki Bir balosi bo'lmasa shudgorda quyruq na qilur😆
🔸 All is not that glitters
🔹 Ko'ringan barcha narsa oltin emas🙄
🔸 A good beginning makes a good ending
🔹 Yaxshi boshlangan ish yaxshi tugallanadi😇
🔸 Money is a good servant, but a bad master
🔹 Pul yaxshi xizmatkor, ammo yomon xo'jayin...😏
#proverb
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🔸 Easy come, easy go
🔹 Oson kelgan, oson ketadi🤷♂️
🔸 East or West, home is best
🔹 O'z uyim o'lan to'shagim😊
🔸 Silence is golden
🔹 Sukunat oltinga teng🤓
🔸 Rome was not built in a day
🔹 Rim bir kunda qurilmagan yoxud shoshgan qiz erga yalchimas😅
🔸 A living dog is better than died lion
🔹 O'lgan arslondan tirik it afzal😆
🔸 Bad news has wings
🔹 Yomon xabar tez tarqaladi🤦♂️
🔸 No fire without smoke
🔹 Shamol bo'lmasa daraxtning uchi qimirlamaydi, yoki Bir balosi bo'lmasa shudgorda quyruq na qilur😆
🔸 All is not that glitters
🔹 Ko'ringan barcha narsa oltin emas🙄
🔸 A good beginning makes a good ending
🔹 Yaxshi boshlangan ish yaxshi tugallanadi😇
🔸 Money is a good servant, but a bad master
🔹 Pul yaxshi xizmatkor, ammo yomon xo'jayin...😏
#proverb
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✅Real Speaking Test
IELTS Speaking test in Uzbekistan - September 2018
Interview
🔸 What is your full name?
🔸 Can I see your ID?
🔸 Where are you from?
🔸 Do you work or study?
🔸 Do you live in a flat or a house?
🔸 Describe your place.
🔸 Is there any celebrity in your country that you like?
🔸 Do you read about celebrities?
Cue Card
Talk about a person you have recently met and would like to know more about.
🔸 Who is that person?
🔸 How did you meet him/her?
🔸 Why would you like to know more about that person?
Discussion
🔸 Let’s talk about relationships and friendship.
🔸 Do you agree that real friends are only made at young age?
🔸 Why could a friendship end?
🔸 Is it easier or only possible to make friends with people sharing similar interests?
🔸 What situations could make it easier for people to get to know one another?
A Friendly Reminder 🤝
Try to speak at least more than the examiner. If you are asked a question using one sentence, respond with two or more. And never give short, uncommunicative replies, Typically, you will be asked about everyday topics, such as work, studies, sport, family and so on. So you should try answering IELTS Speaking questions before the exam. You will be surprised how simple they are! You just need to learn appropriate vocabulary and understand what answers you will give🤓
❤️ Note: Record your answers in order to check your pronunciation and work on it, if you made pronuncing errors😉
I hope you are enjoying my posts, By the way, they are so helpful in preparing for the official IELTS test. I believe you guys will take too score from IELTS! So, if you like them, then share them 😊
#speaking
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IELTS Speaking test in Uzbekistan - September 2018
Interview
🔸 What is your full name?
🔸 Can I see your ID?
🔸 Where are you from?
🔸 Do you work or study?
🔸 Do you live in a flat or a house?
🔸 Describe your place.
🔸 Is there any celebrity in your country that you like?
🔸 Do you read about celebrities?
Cue Card
Talk about a person you have recently met and would like to know more about.
🔸 Who is that person?
🔸 How did you meet him/her?
🔸 Why would you like to know more about that person?
Discussion
🔸 Let’s talk about relationships and friendship.
🔸 Do you agree that real friends are only made at young age?
🔸 Why could a friendship end?
🔸 Is it easier or only possible to make friends with people sharing similar interests?
🔸 What situations could make it easier for people to get to know one another?
A Friendly Reminder 🤝
Try to speak at least more than the examiner. If you are asked a question using one sentence, respond with two or more. And never give short, uncommunicative replies, Typically, you will be asked about everyday topics, such as work, studies, sport, family and so on. So you should try answering IELTS Speaking questions before the exam. You will be surprised how simple they are! You just need to learn appropriate vocabulary and understand what answers you will give🤓
❤️ Note: Record your answers in order to check your pronunciation and work on it, if you made pronuncing errors😉
I hope you are enjoying my posts, By the way, they are so helpful in preparing for the official IELTS test. I believe you guys will take too score from IELTS! So, if you like them, then share them 😊
#speaking
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