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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 19th April
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
PART – 1 INTRO PART
What is your full name?
My name is Bhupinder Singh.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here you go.
Do you often (like to) sing?
Yes, I like to sing, but my singing abilities are not pretty good so I sing only in the bathroom.
When do you like to sing?
Whenever I’m alone, I hum some songs to myself.
How much time do you spend in singing every day?
Not much, a few minutes, perhaps.
What kinds of music do you like to sing?
I mostly like to sing film songs. I like Punjabi folk songs also.
Is it difficult to sing well?
Yes, it is difficult to sing well. I think only talented people can do it.
Do you have much furniture in your home?
No, I don’t have much furniture in my house. My parents don’t like overcrowded spaces, and so we just have basic furniture pieces in most rooms. We do have some storage cabinets to keep things neat and organized.
Is there anyone who bought furniture for you?
Yes, all furniture in my home has been bought by my parents. My parents have bought all our furniture locally from small shops instead of big-name stores and brands. All the pieces are unique, and many are hand-made by local artisans.
What kind of furniture would you like to buy?
I like modern, contemporary furniture with clean lines and would like to buy it when I furnish my home.
Which furniture do you like best in your home?
I like my bookcase and the chair right next to it the best. I am very fond of books, and my parents got me a bookcase for my room. I love to read in my comfortable chair, and seeing all my favorite books displayed in my bookcase makes me happy.
PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe an ambition that you have for long time.
You should say
– What is it?
– What did you do for it?
– When can you achieve it?
– And explain why you have this ambition?
SAMPLE ANSWER
Ambition means a strong desire to do or achieve something. I think everyone should have some purpose in life because the goal always motivates a person to do the hard work. Sometimes people fail to achieve their goals, but he/she should try again and again to achieve success instead to give up. I also have many ambitions in my life, and I succeed in completing some of it, but I faced failure many times. Here I am going to talk about an ambition that I have for a long time, and that is I want to open a boutique.
Many things are required to open it, such as knowledge of clothes, designing, stitching and many more things. I am making lots of effort for two years and face many problems. The first problem that I face initially is a course certificate. If a person wants to open a boutique, then he/she has to complete a fashion designing course/ stitching course. I also started a fashion designing course one and a half years ago, but I had to leave this course because my mother suffered from some health problems. After two months, I again joined this course and completed it with good grades.
There are many more things required to open the shop, such as place, money and stuff. I am making many efforts to manage all the essential items, and I hope to open my boutique in the next month. I have such ambition because I want to design designer clothes and sell them at a very affordable price so that everyone can buy them.
PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
What kinds of ambition do people have?
I think ambitions vary with age. In school, student’s ambitions are to get into a good college or a university. Some youngsters with a creative mindset also dream about becoming a successful celebrity or a successful singer. As people finish their education, the ambition is to get a high-paid job in a reputed firm and then after children, children’s ambitions become the parent’s ambitions too.
Why should parents encourage children to have ambitions?
I think ambitions give direction to children. It makes sure they are dedicated and less likely to fall off the track. Moreover, if children are ambitious, they are less likely to fall down on failing. They are always willing to try again.
Should parents interfere with their children’s ambitions?
I think if parents interfere with children’s ambitions, it would create a feeling of resentment among the children for the parents. It would have disastrous long-term consequences for their relationship. I think parents should be supportive of their children’s dreams, but they can encourage them to keep backups and not put all their eggs into one basket.
