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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 3rd March
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
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PART – 1 INTRO PART
What is your full name?
My name is Gurtyre Waqi.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Gurtyre.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
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How many hours you sleep everyday
I sleep around 7-8 hours every day. I think it is necessary to sleep for at least 6 hours every day.
Is it necessary to take a nap every day?
Yes it is very important to take a nap everyday because it gives a much needed break to our body and we feel refreshed after sleep.
Do old people sleep a lot? Why
Yes old people tend to sleep a lot because due to old age they get tired easily and they need more rest as compared to young people.
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What time you usually go to the bed?
I normally go to the bed around 11 PM but if I have important work or have to prepare for exam.
Do you think handwriting is still important?
Yes, I think so. Handwriting skills will always be important. Formal letters are needed in business. Writing skills are also needed in writing resumes. We all know that we belong to a global village. Today we have to compete with children all over the world. We have to apply for jobs in multinational companies. So we need good writing skills.
Do you think computers might one day replace handwriting?
Even though technology has reduced the need of writing skills, still, I feel that it is very important in today’s world and will remain in future as well.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a journey that did not go as planned
– Where you went
– Who you went with
– What you did
– and explain why you disliked this journey
SAMPLE ANSWER
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Travelling is my hobby and from my travelling experience, I have gained both pleasant and disappointing experiences. Luckily my delightful experience outweighs my unpleasant experience. Today I will share one unsatisfying experience of mine that was in Acapulco, Mexico, in the last year.
Being influenced by the scenic beauty, by one of my college mates, of the beach in the city, Acapulco, I commenced the trip. I fact, Acapulco is a beach resort in Mexico. But the city is filled with high-rise buildings than scenic beauties. Now the town got a shape of the resorts and attracts tourists around the world but earlier it was primarily used as a seaport and a colony of Spain. The naming of the town has a history and the city also achieved fame for its enriched nightlife. Diving under the sea is one of the most attractive activities here in line with the other leisure activities.
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I went there as a tourist with the intention to enjoy the natural views and get engaged in the leisure activities available there. So, I did a lot of things there but had some unwanted experiences (will talk about that soon). Among the activities I performed there, the notables were – taking a sunbath, diving on the sea, having the fresh seafood, wandered through the beach and more others. I liked the sunrise and sunset scenes more than the other things. The seafood was delicious indeed. Besides, I went to visit the other tourist spots of the city and came to know about the past history of the city and how the population here survived.
Everything went well but some of the experiences were not up to the mark. Despite being the oldest beach resort in Mexico, there are lots of chances for improvements in every sector of the city. In a majority of the visiting spots, the services are unsatisfactory. The entire city has been divided into two parts – the north end and the south end. Discriminatory treatments are a common issue there. If you are rich, you would get a royal reception. On the other sides, if you are an ordinary tourist like me, you are to get disappointed. The services will be minimal though you are to pay higher than the ordinary expenses.
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I am dissatisfied with the journey. My flight got delayed for eight hours. It could not land at the Acapulco International Airport at the scheduled time. It was also difficult to manage a taxi. I booked a single room in a hotel (not naming that) but once I reached there, they said me that the hotel was full of guests. So, I picked another one after spending a couple of hours on the Acapulco streets.
But the accommodation system was not high standard and they charged me more than usual. The restaurant was unable to meet my requirements for cleanliness and thus I took my meals out of the hotel, as long as I stayed there. Moreover, I expected to enjoy a great vacation here, but the surrounding environment forced me to leave the place on the third day of the visit. So, the trip could not fill my expectations.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
Are there any special places for visiting in India?
India is a diverse country. There are many places for visiting in India. There are natural places, historical places and manmade places. India has a lot of natural places such as hill stations and sea-shores. India has a rich historical background. So India has places like the Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Amber Fort, Golden Temple and so many more. There are many manmade tourist attractions like museums and art galleries.
Do Indian people like to travel abroad?
Yes, they do. Indian people travel to all parts of the world. Few decades earlier, air travel was very expensive, and only the rich could afford it. Fortunately, now because of cheap air flights, even the common man can dream of foreign travel. Many Indians have settled permanently in foreign countries and are doing pretty well there.
What can people benefit from travelling?
People can benefit a lot from travelling. It is said that ‘travel broadens the mind’. When people travel to other places, they meet new people and see new places. They learn about other cultures, and they get a chance to adopt the good points of other cultures. They spread the good points of their culture. When they see new places, they learn about history, which also increases their knowledge.
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