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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 20th August
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
PART 1 – INTRO PART
What is your full name?
My name is Gurleen Kaur.
Can I see your ID?
Sure! Here it is.
Where are you from?
I belong to Chandigarh.
What do you do for a living?
I’m an entrepreneur, dealing in sanitary wares.
How often do you meet with your family?
Being a student, I am having busy/hectic schedule so I am having spare time only at evening time, so that’s the time usually I love to spend with my family members.
How do you spend the time with your family?
As I already told you, at evening time, I mostly free so I spend that time while dine together.
Do you want to live with your family in the future?
Without any doubt, of course I want t live with family even in future because as per my mentality family is the one who helps in different situation.
Are you close to all of your family members?
To be honest, I am not too close to each and every member but there is person in my family with whom I can share anything without hesitation, he is none other than my father.
How has your family influenced you?
Frankly speaking my family plays part and parcel just to encourage me in each and every step of my life, whenever I feel low they always motivates me to think positive, due to my family I become optimistic person.
Are you still in contact with your friends from high school?
To be frank, I am still in contact with/get in touch with my soul mates thanks to technology due to this I can easily communicate with them.
What is your high school like?
That’s an interesting question, with the help of this question my memories has been recalled, infrastructure of my school was quite astonished, it was the only school.
PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a person who has interesting ideas or opinions
You should say:
– Who the person is
– How you know the person
– What the interesting ideas the person has
And explain why you think the ideas interesting
SAMPLE ANSWER
You should say: Who the person is How you know the person What the interesting ideas the person has And explain why you think the ideas interesting learning and teaching. He is a fellow teacher at my workplace, so I feel I know him well enough to speak about him.
First of all, he is fluent in THREE foreign languages, English, Chinese and Japanese, in addition to his mother tongue. So you can imagine, as a language teacher, he really stands out from the others. I feel that he has a special empathy for language learners.
Although he has a knack for languages, he knows that others struggle with them, so he always tries to come up with new methods to help language learners improve faster and achieve better results. In addition to imparting knowledge, he always creates a fun atmosphere. For example, at the start of each class, he would have all the students stand up and play some warm-up games instead of going straight into doing routine teaching stuff. Some of the games are even invented by him and I must say they are all well thought out.
I learn a lot from observing his classes and look forward to working more with him in the future. I’m really interested in learning more about how to make language learning fun.
PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
What kinds of ideas are respected in your country?
That’s a tough question, but I’d definitely say any ideas that are groundbreaking or revolutionary are very valued in my country. For example, we really respect people like Bill Gates or Steve Jobs, who changed future through technology. Furthermore, people who are forward thinkers are respected in today’s society, such as those who search for solutions to violence or support the gay rights movement. Lastly, people really respect those who have innovative business ideas, which improve the country’s economy. Actually, that might be the most respected one. All in all, we like those who are unconventional thinkers.
Where do these ideas come from?
The family is definitely the first foundation of how we shape our ideas. Apart from this, I would say teachers have the second largest influence. Following this, what kids hear in school, from their friends, what they watch on TV, and so on start to shape their way of thinking? Lastly, we start to break away from our family’s ideas and create our own ideas based on our life experiences.
