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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 20th April
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PART – 1 INTRO PART
What is your name?
My name is Laptodia Radiyu.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Laptodia.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here is my passport.
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How do children celebrate birthdays in your country?
Children celebrate birthdays in different ways. Some children invite friends and cut the cake. Children take their friends out for a party. Some people celebrate by donating for charity.
How did you celebrate your last birthday?
I took my friends out for dinner at Rangla Punjab, a famous restaurant in the suburbs of my hometown.
Do you use computer very much?
Yes, I use computers a lot. I have a laptop I use for my studies, to stay connected to my friends and relatives living far away, to research on various topics, for entertainment I watch movies and play games.
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When do you use a computer?
I use the computer everyday at home, usually in the evenings and after dinner. I use it to research for my assignments and to check my emails, check Facebook updates and post messages and sometimes I use it to watch movies or play games.
What do you use computer for?
I use it to research for my assignments and to check my emails, check Facebook updates and post messages and sometimes I use it to watch movies or play games.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a piece of good news that you received from someone
You should say.
– what this news was
– when and u here you heard it
– how you heard it rind explain
– why you think it was good news
SAMPLE ANSWER
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Today I’m going to share with you an article of news in the place I am living which was particularly thrilling to me. It was an announcement that X, the top celebrity in my country, was going to show up in my neighborhood.
It was when I stepped out of my house that I heard the piece of news from a next-door neighbor. He said that X was going to film a comedy show near my house. This filled me with great delight during the day. I was really looking forward to meeting him in person, enjoying his humorous comments and unique acting.
I heard that there would be a couple of other famous guys accompanying him on stage and that he would have a fan signing session after the performances. This news is pretty of interest to me since comedy is what helps me let my hair down after a hard-working day and having a chance to meet my idol is an out-of-this-world experience.
Two days went by and he appeared in front of my naked eyes. I recall that I did have a blast on the day. After I went home I couldn’t help bursting into profuse laughter several times.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
How do people share good news?
There’s a number of ways that people can use to inform others of a piece of good snippet. The most common way is notifying others via social networking websites. It is not difficult to catch sight of many teens sharing their high IELTS results on Facebook to boast of their academic achievement. Besides, some may prefer it in a more personal way by texting their beloved ones or merely give a telephone call to break the news. It is worth mentioning that some would write a letter, maybe a thank-you letter to express their gratitude towards the one who helped them sail through difficult period.
When do people share good news?
There are many occasions when people feel it necessary to keep others posted about some news. The first and most popular one is when you accomplish some exceptional deeds, like when you pass your university entrance exam with flying colours, or your attempts to hunt a scholarship paid off. Another case is when the news is passed by a third party, usually the parents or colleagues. This can be understandable simply because others just feel more delighted when spreading the good news than you do. Maybe they do it for some treat from you, I guess so.
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