#Speaking
Recently IELTS Test – March

Speaking test

Interview

– What is your full name?
– Can I see your ID?
– Where are you from?
– Do you work or study?
– Did you do any part time or full time job? Why?
– What job did you do when you were a child?
– How far is your home from here?
– Do you like wild animals?
– Why do you like wild animals?
– Do you have a pet at home?
– Why do you think people keep pets?

Cue Card

Talk about an instance when you were saving money for something. Please say

– What did you save for?
– How did you do it?
– How long did you have to save money for?

Discussion

– What do you think men are the best at saving money for?
– How do young people save money?
– Why do you think young people save money?
– Why don’t most young people want to save money?
– What factors are affecting them?
– What companies are trying to get people to save money?


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IELTS Speaking imtihoniga foydali maslahatlar

1. Nutqning tezligi ingliz tili bilim darajasiga kuchli ta'sir qilmaydi. Haqiqatda, agar siz juda tez gapirsangiz, unda katta ehtimol bilan, tovush tiniq talaffuz qilinmasligi mumkin, bu esa sezilarli holda sizning natijangizga aks etadi.
 
2. Agar siz savolni tushunmasangiz, majburiy ravishda tekshiruvchidan uni qaytarishni yoki boshqa ko'rinishda gapirishini so'rang.
 
3. Har bitta savolga kengaytirilgan javob qaytarishga harakat qiling. "Ha" va "Yo'q" kabi jumlalar yetarli emas.
 
4. Istagan mavzuingizda gapiring, garchi u to‘g‘ri ma'lumot bo‘lmasada, agar siz shu yo'l o'z boy so'z boyligingizni namoyish qilmoqchi bo'lsangiz. Hech kim sizning onangizga telefon qilmaydi va ma'lumotlarni to'g'riligini tekshirmaydi.
 
5. Bir oqimda gapirish tavsiya qilinmaydi. So'zlarni cho'zishlarini to'gri qo'ying va muhim paytlarni intonatsiya bilan bildiring.
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Words related to cinema

Multiplex – a cinema with many different screens so it can show many films at the same time

Premiere – the first showing of a film before it’s available for people to see

Example:

If you have ever been invited to a film premiere, then you have had an amazing experience.

To book the seats /tickets – to reserve tickets

To give thumbs up – to write positive reviews

To pan something – to severely criticise something

Cast –  all the actors/actresses in a film

Example:

A film premiere often includes members of the cast appearing to sign autographs and have their photos taken for the daily papers.

To take your seats – to find your row and number and sit down

General release – released in all cinemas and available for people to see or buy

Usher – an official employee of the cinema who checks your tickets

Director – somebody who tells the actors and technical staff what to do while making a film

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🇺🇿Speaking Vocabularies Band 8.5

🔸Figure something out: find a way to solve a problem.

E: I think Peter is smart enough to figure out what to do.
E: I'm surprised when Lucy figured it out quickly.

🔸Fill in for someone: to temporarily do another person's work or task.

E: Mary's colleague filled in for her while she was sick.
E: The French teacher was sick and Mr. Mike filled in for her.

🔸Find one's feet: to become confident or comfortable in a new situation.

E: It took him a week to find his feet in his job.
E: It was difficult when I moved to a new city. but I eventually found my feet.

🔸 For good: forever, permanently.

E: Нe intends to remain married to her for good.
E: I want to be with you for good.

🔸 To foot the bill: to pay the bill for someone, to раy for something.

E: You paid for lunch last week. Let me foot the bill for dinner tonight.
E: She ordered drinks and then left him to foot the bill.

🔸Freak out: to bесоmе very angrу or lose control of yourself because of somebody or something.

E: I freaked out when I saw her with another man.
E: Snakes really freaked me out.

🔸Fresh as a daisy: someone who is full of energy, completely fresh and attractive.

E: Her smile is as fresh as a daisy.
E: His girlfriend looks as fresh as a daisy!

🔸Full of beans: а person who is lively, and full of energy.

E: Нe's always full of beans in the morning.
E: Мy son is usually full of beans at the bedtime.

🔸 For a song: if yоu buy something for a song, you buy it at a very cheap price.

E: Нe bought the car for a song at an auction.
E: I bought the painting for a song two years ago.

🔸For the time being: at the present; at the mоmеnt.

E: For the time being, I am studying Japanese.
E: For the time being, you can leave your suitcase here.

🔸From now on: from this moment and forever into the future.

E: From now on, employees can wear casual clothes to work every Thursday.
E: From now on, I promise to bе on time.

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#week

📌What is your favorite day of the week?

Definitely it  is Saturday. I enjoy having the whole day to relax, pursue my hobbies, and spend time with family and friends.

📌What is your least favorite day?

👉My least favorite day is Monday. It marks the beginning of the workweek, and it can be a bit challenging to get back into the routine after the weekend.

📌What is the busiest day of the week for you?

👉Typically, the busiest days of the week for me is mid-week days such as Wednesday and Thursday. This is because universities often schedule classes back-to-back on these days, leaving little time for breaks or lunch.


📌What do you usually do on weekends?
👉Well, I use the weekends to recharge and unwind from all the hard work during the weekdays. Therefore, I usually wake up later, take time to prepare a good meal, and exercise. Occasionally, I go out with my best friends and watch a movie or do something else fun. During the weekdays, I have to cut back on these activities in order to manage my busy work schedule

📌Are weekdays and weekends the same for you?

👉No, weekdays and weekends are not the same for me. Weekdays are usually focused on work and daily responsibilities, while weekends provide a chance to recharge and enjoy leisure activities.

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🎥 IELTS Band 7.5+ Vocabulary for Speaking - Topic: Music

This video consists of two section:

— Vocabulary
— Sample Band 8+

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🎥 IELTS Band 7.5+ Vocabulary for Speaking - Topic: Music

This video consists of two section:

— Vocabulary
— Sample Band 8+

#Vocabulary #Speaking #IELTS
Channel which you search👇
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🎬 IELTS Listening | Improve your English and prepare for IELTS Listening

Source: British Council

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Part 1:
•  Is it important to be happy?
•  What things make you feel happy?
•  Did you feel happy when you were a child?
•  Is there anything that makes you feel happy recently?
•  Can you stay happy all the time?
•  What will make you happy in the future?

Part 2:
Describe an argument that two of your friends had.
You should say:
•  When it happened
•  What it was
•  How it was solved and how you felt about it.

Part 3:
•  Do you think arguments are important?
•  What do family members usually have arguments about?
•  Is it easier for you to have arguments with your family or with your friends?
•  Is it important to keep in mind that arguing can be very beneficial to the health of friendships?
•  Do you think that arguments as opportunities to really hear what the other person wants to say?
•  Do you think people should change the way they think when having arguments?
•  Why do you think people are stubborn and unwilling to change?

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