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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 2nd September
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
PART – 1 INRO
May I know your full name?
My full name is BJ RAJ.
How may I address you?
You may address me as BJ.
Can I see you ID?
Here is my passport.
Where do you come from?
I am from Delhi.
Do you like robots?
Yes I like robots as they can do so much for us these days. There are simple robots to clean the houses and sophisticated ones to perform surgeries.
What kind of robot would you like to have?
Recently, I have heard about a robot that cleans your home. I would like to buy one. It is like an automatic vacuum cleaner that picks up the dirt from all the nooks and corners.
Will robots change society significantly?
Yes, robots will bring changes in society. In fact, they have already done so. Most of the jobs that were done manually earlier are now performed with the help of robotics and with more precision.
Do you play any indoor games?
Yes, I play carom board and cards with my siblings and parents.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a time you had good experience in the countryside
You should say:
– Where you went
– What you did
– When you did it
– Who you went with
– And explain why it was enjoyable?
SAMPLE ANSWER
I belong to Phagwara. It is a small town, and there are many villages near my hometown. My maternal uncle and aunt have a farmhouse in a village near my hometown. Their farmhouse is in the centre of lush green farms. Last year, they invited us over to stay with them for a few days. Their farmhouse is very well maintained, as they have given a portion of it to a family who stays there and looks after it. They have maintained a very good kitchen garden, and I remember, the whole week we enjoyed fresh veggies from the garden.
They had grown aubergines, okra, bottle gourd, broccoli, cauliflower, mint, coriander and green chilly. My uncle has retired from the agriculture department, and he knows a lot about organic farming. He never sprays any insecticides and pesticides and even prepares compost at home from the kitchen waste. Those vegetables tasted different. What we eat in the cities has so much spray of insecticides and pesticides that the taste of veggies is different.
It was so much fun. They have 4 dogs, two Pugs and two German Shepherds. Every morning, we used to go for long walks the fields, and the four dogs would walk by our sides without their leashes. In the cities, you always have to leash your dog while going for a walk. After the walk, we would all eat delicious parathas with butter made by my aunt. We played badminton in their courtyard, and sometimes we also played Frisbee. The air also seemed fresh and pollution free.
The atmosphere was so calm and quiet. There was also no noise pollution. They have such a peaceful life, with absolutely no hurry and worry. I look forward to going and staying with them again this summer.
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PART – 3 Follow Ups
1. Do young people enjoy living in the countryside?
No, most young people don’t enjoy living in the countryside. Actually there are fewer facilities in the countryside. The entertainment facilities are also few in the countryside.
2. Do old people prefer to live in the countryside or in the city?
Old people prefer to live in the countryside, because they like the fresh air and the slow life of the villages.
3. Why do many people move from small towns to big cities?
Many people move from small towns to big cities in such a better career options and better facilities for their children.
4. How has life changed in the countryside in your country?
Life has changed a lot in the countryside. That is better connectivity with the cities. The villages, which are near the cities, have developed a lot, whereas those, which are in remote areas, are still neglected
IELTS Speaking Interview
IELTS Speaking Interview