BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 2nd August

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IELTS SPEAKING TEST

PART – 1 INTRO

What is your full name?

My full name is Rashika Sood.

How may I address you?

You may address me as Rashika.

May I see your ID?

Sure, here it is.

Where do you buy most of your clothes? [Why?]

As a fashionable person I prefer to buy most of my clothes from brand shops. These brand shops offer a curated selection of high-quality clothing items that are often created by renowned designers.

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How often do you buy new clothes for yourself? [Why?]
Being a fashion-forward individual, I frequently buy new clothes to stay on top of the ever-changing fashion scene. I believe that fashion is a form of self-expression, and updating my wardrobe regularly allows me to showcase my personal style and creativity

How do you decide which clothes to buy? [Why?]
When deciding which clothes to buy, I prioritize the latest fashion trends, innovative designs, and the reputation of the brand. I pay attention to runway shows, fashion magazines, and style influencers to gain inspiration and insight into the current fashion landscape.

Have the kinds of clothes you like changed in recent years? [Why?/Why not?]
Yes, the kinds of clothes I like have changed in recent years as my fashion tastes have evolved and adapted to new trends. As a fashionable person, I am always on the lookout for fresh and innovative styles that push boundaries and challenge conventional fashion norms.

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Are there any clothing items that you dislike to wear?

I don’t like anything made from any synthetic material. It looks cheap, isn’t breathable, and is, of course, bad for the environment. Also, I am not fond of anything too revealing, as I am a modest person by nature.

Can clothing tell you much about a person?

I do feel that looking at a person’s clothes and fashion, I can tell a lot about a person. For me personally, when I look at a person in a well-fitted suit, I get the impression that he or she is successful and has his or her life together.

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PART – 2 CUE CARD

Talk about a time you received good news.

You should say:

-When it happened

-How you got the news

-What the news was about

-And explain why the news was special.

SAMPLE ANSWER

I love to listen to joyful news everywhere I go since it makes the people I care about happy. While many of the news items are worthy, there is one I would like to mention here.

This news was about one of my closest cousins who received a study visa for an MBA in one of the most prominent universities in the USA, Harvard Business School.

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Last month, I received a call from my cousin brother telling me that, after overcoming numerous challenges, he had obtained a visa to study of USA.

For a variety of reasons, it was fantastic news for my family and myself. First, my brother’s desire came true. He wanted to study in USA for a long time, and he had tried everything to make his dream come true.

Second, my uncle had been concerned about my brother’s continued schooling because his business had not been doing well in recent years. Nonetheless, my uncle was ecstatic to hear about the study visa for the USA. According to the rules, my brother may study in the USA and work 20 hours a week, which would assist him in paying for his schooling.

Furthermore, the fact that I myself have plans to visit the USA is another reason to be joyous. In the following three years, my brother will be granted permanent residence in the USA in accordance with current regulations. After he is admitted as a permanent resident, it will be quite easy for me to study in the USA.

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It was an amazing moment for our family, and we celebrated his achievement all together.

PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS

How do people share good news?

People have been sharing good news since the dawn of time, usually by word-of-mouth but nowadays, thanks to technology and social media, we have all these other options. People can share good news through text messages or emails, they can do video calls and group chats. There are also instant messaging services, people post on blogs and websites, as well as spread the word on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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Why do you think people like to hear good?

I think that people are hardwired to seek out positive experiences and optimistic news, because it gives us a sense of hope and security. Receiving good news also gives us a feeling of satisfaction and joy, and it’s a way for us to celebrate or reflect on something special in our lives or someone else’s life.

How does social media affect the way people share and receive good news?

One profound effect of social media on the way people communicate these days is the speed it offers. Because it is incredibly easy for users to spread both positive and negative messages lightning-fast, it affects how quickly we get and respond to certain types of information from around the world.

What kind of good news people wouldn’t share on social media?

There are some types of good news that people may not feel comfortable sharing on social media. It could be because of privacy concerns or certain sensitive topics. Some could fear envy from others and for that reason keep their good news to themselves.

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Can you think of a type of good news that is widely celebrated or enjoyed in your country or society?

In my country, the good news that everyone loves would be celebrity engagements! Whenever two celebrities get engaged it will usually make headlines here because such occasions are considered incredibly special moments.

How does good news affect people’s emotions and well-being?

I think good news can have a hugely uplifting effect on people’s emotions and wellbeing, particularly when it is shared amongst those close to us. It brings us closer together when we celebrate each other’s successes.

Can good news sometimes have a negative impact on people? In what way?

I would say it is possible. Good news can sometimes have an adverse effect on some people, especially when someone else achieves something great, while they feel stuck where they currently are. This could cause frustration and envy, and can also lead to sadness and feelings of low self-worth

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