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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 21st March
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PART – 1 INTRO PART
What is your name?
My name is Gysadv Gadj.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Gysad.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here you go.
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What kind of paintings do Indian people like?
Indian people like different kinds of paintings. It is a matter of personal choice. Some people like portraits, some like paintings of landscapes, some like the traditional forms of painting and some like the modern art forms.
Who is your favorite celebrity in India?
My favorite celebrity in India is Amir Khan. He’s an actor par excellence. Recently I saw his movie Dangal, which I liked very much.
Do you like any foreign celebrities?
Yes, I like some cricketers of Australia and South Africa.
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Would you want to be a celebrity in the future?
No, I would not want to be a celebrity in the future. I am happy with the quiet and peaceful life of a commoner.
Do you think we should respect famous people’s privacy?
Yes, we should respect famous people’s privacy. They have a right to their privacy. It can affect their performance if anyone invades their private life.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a time when you receive congratulations from others/ Describe a time when someone praised
You should say:
– what the situation was
– who congratulated you
– why you were congratulated
– and explain how you felt.
SAMPLE ANSWER
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Ok, well I think a good time to talk about would be the day when I got the results of my university entrance exam, which was about three years ago.
I remember feeling super nervous that day. If I got the grades I needed, I would be able to go to the university of my choice, whereas if I did badly, then not only would I not get into a prestigious university, I also wouldn’t even be able to study the major I wanted. So when the letter with the results came through the post, my hands shook so much I could barely open it. And when I did finally get it open, I had to ask my dad to read it for me.
When I saw my dad’s reaction, I knew I must have done quite well, because his eyes really lit up when he looked at the letter, and he had a huge, great big smile on his face, which stretched, literally, from ear to ear. And after my parents both congratulated me, they made me call up all my relatives and tell them the good news.
And finally, regarding how I felt that day, well, it was actually a huge relief more than anything. You know, my parents had been so supportive to me throughout my studies, so I really didn’t want to let them down. My parent rarely complimented on most achievements I made, but that time they told me how proud they were, which made me feel over the moon and more determined to do well at my university, as I saw how much it meant to them.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
What does encouragement help people?
Without a shadow of a doubt, encouraging words can act as a great source of motivation and inspiration making others to be more hardworking and diligent. For example, if a student with poor academic performance is given some incentives, he will definitely hit the books and burn the midnight oil to get the mark so that he can receive the reward promised by his parents. This form of encouragement really works for children.
Is giving a lot of encouragement negative?
If you ask me, I’d have to agree with this. When someone is pampered with encouragement they will be stressed and it’s like being pressurized into doing stuff that’s not their cup of tea. As a result, rather than feeling stimulated to achieve their goal, people would be afraid to carry out their plans for the reason that they are scared of failure, of letting others down of failing to live up to others’ expectations. Therefore, a moderate amount of encouragement is more advisable than too much.
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