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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 11th April
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PART – 1 INTRO PART
May I know your full name?
My full name is H. Laura.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Laura.
May I see your ID?
Here is my passport.
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Where do you come from?
I am from New Delhi.
How often do you meet with your family?
I stay with my family. I meet my family members every day.
How do you spend the time with your family?
I spend time with family in many ways. We eat together, cook together, watch TV together and do many things together.
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Do you want to live with your family in the future?
Yes, definitely. My family is my life Even though I want to go to some foreign country temporarily; I finally want to be with my family.
Are you close to all of your family members?
Yes, we are a very close-knit family.
How has your family influenced you?
My family has influenced me in many ways. We depend on each other for many things. We guide each other from time to time and we do many things together.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe two people from the same family
– Who these two people are
– How you know these people
– How much these two people have similar personalities (characters) / how much they look similar
And explain how (or, how well) the two people get along with each other.
SAMPLE ANSWER
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I know many people and many families. But, here I would like to talk about two people of the same family. They live in my neighbourhood. I have known them since my childhood. They are my friends too. Their names are Jyoti and Simran. They are sisters, in fact they are twins. They spend all they seem inseparable. I close to talk about them because they are my good friends. They are 22 years old. They both have long hair, fair complexion and sparkling black eyes.
Jyoti has a mole on her chin and this is the only point of difference in them. They look as similar as two peas in a pod. But when you come to know them better, you find that they are poles apart in nature. Jyoti is a very polite and down-to-earth person whereas Simran is very blunt and rude at times. Despite their differences, they get along very well together.
Jyoti is an extrovert and likes socializing. She is also very helpful. Whenever I am in any need I go to her. She never lets me down. In fact, she helps anyone who goes to her for any help. Simran, on the other hand, is an introvert. She is very quiet and remains in her own shell. She gives the impression of being selfish. But as I know her well, I know that she is just the quiet type. She likes her own company and can sit alone for hours.
I sometimes wonder how two identical twins could be so different in nature. I like both of them, but I have a better rapport with Jyoti. We were in the same class. We used to go to school together. Both were in the same class. We used to go to school together. Both were good at studies. They did their masters in computer applications. Now both are working in a multinational company.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
What effects do you think this might have in the future?
This might have great effects in the future. The bonding with grandparents will decrease. Children would not know how to get along with relatives. Because of less care and affection children might go on the wrong path.
How do you think family life might family life might evolve in the future?
What the future holds for us is difficult to predict, but as far as I can see, people are becoming aware and are realizing the importance of family. I cannot see people going back to the joint family system, but close-knit extended families will become very common. Some people are also downshifting, which means that they are not accepting any promotions, so as to give more time to their family.
Would you say family is important to most people?
Yes, family is important to most people, because most people realize that friends can be fair-weather friends, but family will be with them through their thick and thin. This is a very famous Chinese adage that ‘in times of test family is best’.
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