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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 22nd July
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your name?
My name is Haveyu Doeiya.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Haveyu.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here you go.
Do you dream much at night?
Yes, I do. I have quite vivid dreams about things that are going on in my life at the time and I even have nightmares sometimes.
Do you like your dreams at night?
For me, the answer is obviously no. This is mainly because I often dream about the bad experiences in the past, which makes me have a sinking feeling when waking up and put me in such a bad mood all day long.
Do you remember your dreams when you wake up?
Well, honestly, I completely forget most dreams I have been through. However, sometimes I had vivid dreams which regularly haunted me. Every now and then, I had really pleasant and meaningful dreams which I could remember well after awakening and I love to take a trip down memory lane for a while.
Do you like hearing other’s dreams?
Surprisingly, there are those whose dreams can be a fortune teller. Therefore, I prefer listening to mysterious dreams of people surrounding me. They can predict what will happen in the future, which makes me very excited. Hearing other’s dreams really catches my attention.
Why are dreams so important? /Do you think dreams will affect life?
Well, this is an interesting question. I think we are all aware of how important dream is. Dreams motivate us to move forward, overcome obstacles to fulfill ourselves. Dream is something out of reach only when do people have no passion and patience, as well as life purposes. Honestly, I feel pity for whoever lives without dream as they’ll never know what they can do and how dreams can shape them.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a situation when you laughed at the wrong moment.
You should say:
– When was it?
– Where was it?
– Why did you laugh?
– Why was it the wrong moment to laugh?
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SAMPLE ANSWER
It was a chilly winter evening and I was attending a friend’s wedding reception. The reception was being held in a grand ballroom, with crystal chandeliers and elegant decorations.
As the bride and groom shared their first dance, the groom stumbled and nearly fell. I couldn’t help but let out a loud laugh at the sight. Unfortunately, it was the wrong moment to laugh. Everyone turned to look at me, including the bride and groom. I could feel my face turning red with embarrassment as I realized that my laugh had interrupted their special moment.
I quickly apologized and tried to explain why I had laughed, but the damage was already done. The bride looked upset and the groom looked embarrassed. I felt terrible for ruining their moment and learned a valuable lesson about being mindful of my surroundings and the appropriateness of my actions.
The rest of the evening was filled with awkwardness and tension. I tried to make amends by offering to help with the cleanup, but it was clear that my laughter had cast a shadow over the celebration. I left the reception feeling ashamed and regretful.
In hindsight, I realized that my laughter had been inappropriate and insensitive. The bride and groom had put so much effort into planning their special day, and my thoughtless action had marred their memories.
I vowed to be more mindful of my actions in the future and to always consider the feelings of others before reacting.
Overall, laughing at the wrong moment can have serious consequences. It’s important to be aware of our surroundings and to consider the feelings of others before reacting.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
Is laughing good for our health?
Yes, laughing is good for our health because it makes us feel pleasant. In the modern era, people from all walks of life have a substantial workload on their shoulders. Moreover, inflation and other pressing problems add to their woes. Hence, it is prudent for them to laugh so that they can reduce their stress.
Why do people laugh less these days?
These days people utilize a considerable part of their time running from pillar to post to make ends meet. Due to this reason, they do not have much time at their disposal to meet their near and dear ones. In a nutshell, their busy schedule doesn’t allow them many opportunities to laugh.
How can we make people laugh more?
We can make people laugh more by creating awareness among them regarding the benefits of laughter. We must tell them that laughter is a precious gift from god, and we must engage in it to have a happy and fruitful life.
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