4)To tell the truth, nah , when I was young,I didn’t have a smartphone or constant internet access, so I mostly communicated face to face or with my moms or dads phone to make a quick conversation.However,nowadays,messaging has become a big part of my daily routine.

Part 2

Actually, one celebrity I would really love to meet is Elon Musk.
He is the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX company, he is globally recognised for his groundbreaking work in technology and space exploration.I have been fascinated by him for several years,not just because of his wealth or popularity,but because of the way he thinks outside the box and consistently pushes boundaries.
I wanna go to USA in coming years and meeting him at conference or somewhere like in company can be a good opportunity for me.Meeting him face to face would give me a chance to have a wonderful conversation rather than just limiting with a shot of photo.
In that period,i will ask some questions about how he managed when he faced serious challenges or how he achieved to build strong mindset like that.Since i wanna work as an entrepreneur and business manager in the future,talking with Elon Musk would once in a life time experience.I strongly believe his advices could be a real game-changer for my future career,even it can be helpful to shape my long-term goals.For me , that opportunity will a definition of true success.

In that book u can find all range of topic vocabularies,such as about family,school, animals and eg!

You have to try it!

✅ PART 1
1. Do you work or are you a student?
2. What do you dislike about your studies?
3. How often did you go to parties when you were a child?
4. Are you good at organizing parties?
5. Do you prefer big parties or small ones? Why?
6. How much time do you spend with teenagers?
7. Do you think being a teenager is easy or difficult these days?
8. What do you remember most about your teenage years?


✅ PART 2:

Describe a sport you tried for the first time.
You should say:
• What the sport was
• When and where you tried it
• Who you did it with
And explain how you felt about trying this sport for the first time.



✅ PART 3:

Here are 10 likely questions based on your memory and common IELTS patterns:
1. What makes food from one country better than food from another country?
2. Why do people enjoy trying food from other countries?
3. Is it easy to find foreign food in your country?
4. Do you think international cuisine is changing local eating habits?
5. Are traditional dishes still popular among young people in your country?
6. What are the advantages of eating food from other cultures?
7. Do you think fast food from other countries is affecting people’s health? @CDquestions

1) Actually,currently Iam a student, but also i have part-time job.Iam preparing for my SAT exam and alongside that Iam working a few hours a week as an English teacher in order to gain more experience and become more financially independent.Its a bit challenging to juggle both,but i find it rewarding.

2)What do u dislike about your studies?

To be honest,once in a while, theoretical and academic parts of my study quite monotonous(boring).Im more of a hands-on learner therefore sitting through long lectures without any practical application can be a bit draining(meaningless).

3)Honestly, not very often.I used to go a few birthday parties,but my parents were quite strict about letting me attend social events.However,once I managed to go there it was memorable and fun.

4)I would say yes!I am quite professional person in this field,I enjoy paying attention to such events like organising musical shows,decorations and either traditional or international food.If im not mistaken,just a year ago,I helped organise an event for my friend’s birthday,his parents asked me and i did a really good job,and they appreciated the effort i put in.

5)If i had to choose,i would definitely prefer small gatherings.They feel more intimate and meaningful.In big parties,it’s hard to communicate with people because if often get too loud and chaotic.

6)Mmm, I think quite a lot,especially nowadays,I am still in my teens myself,and most of my friends are around my age.Plus, I often stay at university libraries or sport halls just take time out with friends,so I interact with teenagers almost on a daily basis.

7)I believe,It’s definitely more difficult than it used to be.Teenagers today face a lot of pressure such as academic expectations,social media comparisons, and mental health issues.There are so much competition among teenagers which makes it hard to stay confident and focused.

8)In my opinion,the most memorable thing that I experienced was going to trip with my classmates.Just 6months ago, we went to Chimgan mountain with my classmates to hang out and escape from cities pressure.I remember being full of energy and curiosity,trying to enjoy from breathtaking views and feel the peacefulness of nature gave unusual feeling that i had never found in modern cities.

It just takes 30minutes to think and write your opinions about questions!
Never think a lot,just do it)