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BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 28th February
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My full name is Eisha Rani.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Eisha.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
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Do you like wearing jewelry?
Yes, I greatly enjoy wearing jewelry and find it to be a stylish and fashionable accessory. Whether it’s a simple of earrings or a more elaborate necklace or bracelet, I think that jewelry has the ability to add a touch of personality and glamour to any outfit.
What type of jewelry would you like to buy?
As a teenager, I don’t currently have any artwork on the walls of my home. However, I am always on the lookout for new pieces to add to my collection. I enjoy looking for unique and interesting pieces that I am always on the lookout for unique and interesting pieces of jewelry to add to my collection. I particularly enjoy pieces that are handmade or have a meaningful or sentimental significance. Some types of jewelry that I would like to buy in the future include artisan-crafted rings, vintage brooches, and custom-designed pendants.
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What type of jewelry is most popular in your country?
Jewelry is quite popular in my country, with a wide range of styles and types available to suit different tastes and budgets. Some of the most popular types of jewelry in my country include classic gold and silver pieces, as well as more modern, trendy pieces made from materials such as stainless steel and titanium.
Do you have a lot of keys?
Yes, I do have quite a large number of keys that I keep organized on a keyring or in a key holder. Having multiple keys is essential for managing the various locks that I utilize on a daily basis, such as for my home, office, and vehicle.
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Do you always take your keys when you go out?
Absolutely, I always ensure that I have my keys with me when I go out. They are an indispensable item for accessing my various locks and allow me to enter and exit various locations with ease. Not having my keys can be highly inconvenient and potentially stressful, so I always make it a point to keep track of them and have them with me at all times.
Have you ever lost a key?
Unfortunately, I have lost a key before, which was a rather frustrating and inconvenient experience. Losing a key can be disruptive to one’s daily routine and can also pose security risks if the lost key is to a particularly important lock.
Do you do anything to avoid losing keys?
Yes, I have implemented a few strategies to avoid losing keys. Firstly, I try to always keep my keys organized and in a designated spot, such as on a keyring or in a key holder, to make them easier to find and keep track of. Additionally, I have labeled my keys with identifying tags to make them easier to distinguish from one another.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a time when you had an argument with a friend
You should say:
– When it happened
– Who was involved
– What it was about
And explain why it ended in an argument.
SAMPLE ANSWER
I had a bit of a disagreement with one of my longtime friends around last New Year. We were at my house getting ready to celebrate, and I was shocked because we’d been close for so long. It was an unexpected argument!
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The argument was about video games, which we’ve talked about plenty of times before and usually disagreed about. This time, though, it got pretty heated as neither of us wanted to back down.
I wanted to try out this new game that had just been released while my friend wanted us to play one of our old favorites. We were both passionate about our points of view and unfortunately, it resulted in a negative outcome.
Before I knew it, we were arguing and shouting at each other. I was so angry that I just stormed out of the house. My emotions got the best of me and I really messed up that evening, but eventually, things cooled down and we made up. Now, when my friend and I get into arguments, I’m reminded to keep my cool, even when it’s hard. We still have a lot of fun together playing our favorite games – though I’m more mindful of which one I choose now!
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This experience taught me the importance of compromising and being more open-minded when working things out with others. It was an argument we could have avoided if we had just talked things through and agreed to disagree about what game to play.
I still feel quite bad about how it all ended in frustration and disappointment, and I’m determined to not let it happen again. So, to make sure it doesn’t – I’m going to remain more open-minded in the future and willing to work with others no matter what the situation is. Hopefully, this will avoid another argument like that one.
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PART – 2 FOLLOW UPS
Do you think arguments are important?
Well, that depends on the kind of argument you are having. Arguments can make us aware of the other side of issues. They can also enlighten us on the various topics related to the issue. However, having an argument that is bad in taste is not conclusive. Being adamant on the wrong and arguing just for the sake of satisfying your ego is very pointless, in my opinion.
What do family members generally argue about?
In my opinion, the most common topic of arguments that happen in practically every Indian family is food. Family members often argue with each other over what should be cooked for lunch or dinner as their choices differ. Also, I have heard lots of arguments about going on holidays and choosing a holiday destination for the same. However, I think these are all in good taste as family members usually arrive at a mutual agreement due to their love for one another.
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Is it easier for you to have arguments with your friends or your family members?
I think it’s easier for me to argue with friends as they are also as inexperienced and clueless about certain things as I am. Also, as we share a similar thought process. On the other hand, having an argument with an elder family member is very hard, as they often have a very clear idea and knowledge about things. Plus, they always think of our betterment and talk with maturity which proves them right most of the time.
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