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BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 15th April
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My full name is Danish Kaur.
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Describe yourself?
I am a life-long learner as I believe in a continuous and self-motivated pursuit of knowledge. Furthermore, I accept both success and failure with a positive attitude, without blaming others. I am a responsible and an accountable person as I take complete responsibility of my actions.
Do people in your country prefer to live in cities or countryside?
People in country prefer to live in cities because they can get better education there. In addition, they also get all types of facilities in cities, like hospitals, transport etc. Life becomes easier in cities.
Do you think time is important?
Time is more valuable than money as it cannot be earned, saved and invested for future use. I believe a time gone never comes back, it is lost forever. Therefore, we shouldn’t be careless with our time.
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How often do you wear watch?
I try to make the best use of my time, so I always prefer wearing watch. Since I have developed this habit of wearing a wrist watch, I have become more attentive to how I spend my day in a productive manner.
Are you punctual?
I am very punctual as I value my time as well as the time of others. Punctuality helps you establish yourself as a dependable and reliable person.
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Where did you get your watch?
My father gifted me this watch on my last birthday, therefore, it is very close to my heart.
What do you use your watch for?
I have a smart watch. It can be used for many purposes. I can get directions using GPS over this watch. It works as a good fitness tracker as it can count steps, distance, calorie, heart rate, pulse rate, and sleep etc. Moreover, we can receive calls or reply to SMS through this watch.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a new friend you’ve made recently
You should say:
• Who the person is
• What kind of person he/she is
• How you met this person
And explain why you made friends with him/her
SAMPLE ANSWER
I am going to talk about Mrs. Kim who is a lovely lady that I recently befriended.
I started college life 3 months ago and on my first day of school I was unable to navigate my way to my new university where I was studying. Google Maps wasn’t really as helpful as I thought it would be and I couldn’t figure out the way by asking the locals either. So, after many hours of wandering around, I finally resorted to asking a lady who was selling noodles from a food cart near where I was standing.
I asked the lady if she knew the way to the HCMC University of Education, and she just smiled and pointed at the large, five-story building across the road. Turns out I was there all along! So, after thanking the lady, we had a little chat and I found out she also came from Ninh Thuan, which is my hometown! We immediately became good friends and now her food cart has become my favourite lunch spot whenever I’m at university.
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So I guess the main reason that Mrs. Kim and I have become good friends is basically because I think she’s a really sweet lady. As I’ve gotten to know her better I’ve realized that she’s had quite a tough life, yet she has managed to maintain a sweet and gentle personality that many other women who have been through struggles like her would have lost by now.
I guess the other reason we get on so well is because we share the same hometown, and I tend to get on well with people from my hometown. Sometimes I think the best friendships are made so unexpectedly.
PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
What do you think makes people have long-lasting friendships?
When built on trust, open communication, shared values and empathy, long-lasting friendships are maintained. The adaptability of these relationships to change, forgiveness, and a willingness to sacrifice time and effort make them thrive. The resilience of friendship is built on the ability to promote success, support each other in times of difficulty and have a positive impact.
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As adults, how do you balance between your responsibilities and friendships?
It takes an intentional effort and good time management to balance responsibility and friendship in adulthood. Maintaining meaningful connections entails setting priorities, communicating openly, and making conscious choices about how to do so. Clear boundaries and the ability to refuse when called upon help prevent excessive commitments.
How do people make new friends?
To make new friends, you must take an active approach and be willing to interact with others in various situations. There are opportunities to meet people with shared interests when you attend events, whether a community event or an activity such as volunteering. The key role for expanding social circles is networking through work or industry-related events, participation in sports and fitness groups, and online platforms.
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