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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 24th May
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
PART – 1 INTRO PART
What is your full name?
My name is Amanpreet Kumar.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Aman.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here you go.
When did you start learning math?
I started learning numbering in nursery classes. I learnt counting from one to hundred in that class but learnt the basic math such as addition and subtraction in the 1st standard.
Do you like math?
I would not say I like math, but I had to learn it because it is used in our everyday lives.
Who taught you math?
Well, there were many math teachers during school and college time who taught me math.
Who is your favourite teacher so far?
Well, I like all my math teachers because I liked their teaching methods, but my favourite teacher is Mrs Aman, who taught me math when I was in the final year of graduation. I like her because she used straightforward tricks to solve the problems.
Is math complicated for you to learn?
As I said earlier, I am not too fond of math, so I always face problems whenever I tried to learn it.
Do you like to use a calculator?
Yes, I use the calculator because I am not good at math. I use a calculator app which not only saves me time but gives accurate result also.
PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a conversation topic you were not interested in.
You should say
– Who you talked with?
– When you had the conversation?
– What was the topic?
– And explain why you were not interested?
SAMPLE ANSWER
Well, when it comes to casual talks we hold conversation on topics of our interest but sometimes we may not find the conversation interesting at all and let me share one such experience when I literally got bored with the topic of Discussion.
Actually last week my uncle got discharged from hospital as he was suffering from pneumonia and my father and I went to see him. Since, we were there to enquire about his health, Obviously the talk were primarily confined to topic of health and his experience in hospital.
Though I was happy to see my uncle recovering, I found the conversation extremely boring. After a while, my uncle turned on the television and now these old chaps started to follow news and talk about politics. They started sharing their views on the current political and other issues.
I must say I was bored to death and felt that the clock has stopped as I was not able to follow at all what they were saying. Luckily, I saw a Tech magazine in that room and found it much interesting than the conversation. Finally it was the time to say goodbye to my uncle and I was so happy that finally we are moving. That day I realize how difficult it is to manage with boring conversations.
PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
What topics do young people in India talk about?
The youth in India talk about nearly everything from politics to sports to fashion to technological gadgets. Personally, I love to talk about mobile phones and computers with my friends.
What is the difference between topics that are popular now and topics that were popular in the past?
I think earlier people didn’t care so much about technology, but it is a major part of the conversation now. I also love talking about that. In addition, I think rest of the topics like sports, fashion and politics were actively discussed in the past too.
How do you know if others are not interested in the conversation?
I think I mostly see people’s facial reactions to see if they are interested. If they are laughing at my jokes or their facial reactions are changing as the tone of the conversation changes, they are interested. Otherwise, they are not. Sometimes people are direct too. They try to cut me off and steer the conversation towards another topic.
