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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 29th September
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My name is Hanry Kana.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Hanry.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
What places do you think are often crowded?
Frankly speaking, there are a plethora of public places which are mostly crowded like shopping malls, sports, bus station, railway station and so on.
When was the last time you were in a crowded place?
Ammm, Last time I went to a crowded place was a concert that I attended on New Year’s Eve. A famous singer had come to perform at a resort and thousands of people had come to attend the event.
How do you feel when you are in a crowded place?
Well, it depends on the place and the occasion. If I am at a shopping mall or a public place like airport then I tend to be very careful about my belongings. If I am at an event, I try to enjoy it as much as I can.
Did you share anything with others recently?
Yes I shared my scooter with a friend. My friend’s vehicle had gone for repairing and she was finding it difficult to commute to college. So, I lent her my scootry for few days.
Did your parents teach you to share when you were a child?
Yes my parents taught me that sharing is caring. They always told me to share my toys with friends and needy ones.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a TV series you like.
You should say:
– What the TV series is?
– Who the actors are?
– Plot of the series.
and explain how you feel about it.
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SAMPLE ANSWER
I have watched many television series. As a kid, I liked Dragon Ball z, Pokemon, Lizzie Mcguire and others. Growing up I fell in love with Suits, Friends, Sherlock Holmes, How I met your mother and others.
Today, I’m going to speak about one TV series that is still close to my heart. Its name is Sherlock Holmes. It is the story of a detective, Sherlock Holmes, who along with Dr Watson, his friend, solves crime mysteries.
Many renowned TV actors have acted in this series. But, I loved the pairing of Benedict Cumber batch and Martin Freeman as Sherlock and Watson. It’s is perfect. Their co-ordination and dedication to the mission are commendable.
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In every episode of Sherlock Holmes, one can find a new case that comes in front of Watson and Sherlock and then for the next one and half hours one gets glued to the screen in amazement. The complications of the plot, the suspense and the way the crime unfolds, all capture my interest.
Coming to how I feel about this series, it’s is a great program. I find it very entertaining and informative. It gives me a deep insight into the lives of detectives and the risks involved in this profession. At the same time, it informs me about the intricacies of crime cases and the efforts required to solve them.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW Ups
1. Are drama series popular in your country? Why?
Sadly, no. Although Gossip Girls was a phenomenon in America, not many people were aware of it in my country. I believe the limited exposure to foreign culture – especially American – as well as the unavailability of cable TV at that time were two main reasons. The very first episode was aired in 2007, roughly 10 years ago and during that time, my country was not as open and liberated as it is now.
Therefore, American drama series such as Gossip Girls with lots of unfamiliar practices and lifestyle were not particularly well-received, which also leads us to the second point. Since Gossip Girls contained several sensitive contents, not overly but still, it was not broadcast on TV or other online websites. However, things have changed considerably and nowadays, some youngsters have started to watch the show as it is highly recommended and really enjoy it.
2. What is the difference between young people and old people’s favorite TV drama? Why?
Youngsters and older people may have some different taste in TV drama, but not by much, I believe. Young adults are more into movies with lots of excitement or supernatural factors such as science-fiction, thriller, superhero or comedy.
Some of the most popular TV drama series nowadays like Games of Thrones, The Walking Dead or Supernatural all fall under these categories. Meanwhile, older generations tend to value shows that have certain meanings or messages rather than visual effects themselves. Family-friendly dramas or sit-coms are some of their favorites. However, there are also exceptions.
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3. Do you think TV dramas reflect what happens in the reality of society?
As far as I am concerned, many TV series have been inspired from real-life materials, which proves to be an endless source for writers and movie makers. They are sometimes based on actual events and added some fictional factors for more excitement. Lots of social aspects have been depicted on screen like political issues, crimes, violence and so on.
Despite being exaggerated sometimes (or not), these shows somehow reflect current situations in reality. TV dramas such as House of Cards, Suits and most recently, 13 Reasons Why are attracting more and more viewers for their compelling and real-life contents.
4. Do you think people will change their preference of TV dramas when getting older?
I suppose that is likely to happen since most things change over a course of time and so does our taste in TV programs. This may result from the changes in our perception of life and surroundings as we grown into maturity. For instance, when you were a kid, cartoons or other colorful and energetic TV shows such as Tom & Jerry and Teletubbies were your favorite even though you didn’t understand them.
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However, during your teenage years, you preferred chick flicks like Twilight or Mean Girls since you adored irresistible vampires and happy-ending romance. If these are any signs, adulthood will surely change your appetite in TV series, too and shows with more complicated plots and characters like House of Cards or Scandal might suit your taste better.
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