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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 12th June
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My name is Fatikosha Ghosta.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Fatikosha.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
What types of photos do you like taking? [Why/Why not?]
I must mention that I am not a professional photographer and do not understand the technical aspects of photography. Thus anything that seems beautiful or interesting is my subject of snap shooting. However, nature, children and landscapes are some common subjects that I like to frame in my camera.
What do you do with the photos you take? [Why/Why not?]
I first transfer the photos to my laptop and then sort out the ones I like. I then store those photos online. Sometimes I print out a few photos which I believe are worth printing. Sometimes I share a few of them online with my friends and family.
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When you visit other places, do you take photos or buy postcards? [Why/Why not?]
I mostly like to take photos in that case. Buying postcards is not a common practice in my country these days. However, if I visit a different country, I do both. I believe taking photos and buying postcards have different appeals. Since I know very little about foreign cities, I try to buy some postcards to make it more interesting.
Do you like people taking photos of you? [Why/Why not?]
I would not allow a stranger to take a photo of mine. I think this is a breach of privacy. However, if the person is someone close to me, I might allow as I know his or her intention of taking my photograph.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a family member whom you would like to work with in the future.
You should say:
-Who the person is?
– Have you ever worked with the person before?
– What kinds of work you would like to do with the person?
– And explain how you will feel if you can finally work together.
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Model Answer 1:
Introduction:
Well, the family business is quite common in my country in which family members work together as a unit.
Who this person is?
If given a chance, I would like to work with my elder brother. Actually, It is my long time dream that I set up an educational institute with my brother and together, we can make it a great success. The fact is that my brother is extremely good at management right from childhood, and at present, he is pursuing MBA.
What kinds of work you would like to do with the person?
If I talk about myself, I have a great inclination towards teaching, and it is my dream to become a teacher one day. In fact I have a bit of experience of teaching poor children in my locality. Unfortunately, the area we live in ,the education standard is pretty poor. Students often have to move to nearby cities for better or quality education. However, Our institute will ensure that they get quality education in their own hometown.
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And explain how you will feel if you can finally work together.
This business, I must say, has a lot of potentials as well, which would ensure that we are having good earnings as well. The best part is that my brother and I have a very good understanding. We never have conflicts, and we blindly trust each other, and these things would ensure the smooth running of our business.
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Conclusion:
Overall, I can say that I am pretty sure that we both will enjoy a lot working together, and I wish one day I will have the opportunity to work with my elder brother.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
1. Are there any positive effects of working with a family member?
I can say that there are many positive things about working with a family member, as we are able to suggest our opinions without thinking much. Also, we are able to get the opportunity to explore different areas other than what we work on.
2. What kinds of family businesses are there in India?
In India, there are many businesses that are run over generations. Businesses like pottery, weaving, hotel, textile, sculpture, and stores are popular family businesses in India.
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3. Why do people like to set up a family business?
People like to set up a family business to showcase the skills which they carry for many generations, to get financial stability, and to strengthen intergenerational bonds.
4. What are the advantages and disadvantages of a family business?
The major advantage of a family business is that you can learn different things within a short period of time and there will be no specific rules as workplace fixes. The disadvantages of a family business are there will be no proper structure, and a lack of vision and long-term goals.
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5. What are the causes for the success of a family business?
The success of a family business depends on the communication they make with the younger generation, by creating a strategic plan, making innovations, and having a realistic long-term goal.
6. How is the relation among members of a family business?
I think that the relationship among members in a family business needs to be smoother. However, businesses run based on the customer and products, having the right people and the right relationship with people plays a vital role, especially in a family business.
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