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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 2nd July
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
PART – 1 INTRO
What is your name?
My name is Tanishqa sharma.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Tanishqa.
Can I see your identification?
Sure, here is my passport.
Are you interested in sports? OR do you like sport?
Yes, I am interested in sports. I like watching cricket and hockey on TV. Sometimes I play badminton with my brother, on the terrace of our house.
What sports do you like? (why?)
I like cricket, hockey, badminton and many other sports. I like watching these on TV. But I play only badminton.
Do most people in your country like sport?
Yes, most people in my country like sports. Cricket is the most popular sport. People also like hockey and football.
(similar to above) what sports do people in your country like to play?
India is a diverse country. People like to play all types of sports, but cricket is the most popular sport. These days there are many sports played in the premier league format, like football, cricket, hockey and kabaddi.
What benefits do you think sports can bring us?
Playing sport and bring us many benefits. We remain physically and mentally fit. By competitive sports, we learn competition, and by playing team sports we learn cooperation. Through sports we can learn leadership skills and sportsmanship spirit.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a library that you have used. (A public library or a university or school library)
– Where is it
– How you came to know about it
– When did you go there first time
– How did you feel about it
SAMPLE ANSWER
I have not visited many libraries. There was one library in my school college that I used to frequent often. But here I would like to talk about a special library, which is in my hometown. Its name is Guru Nanak Library and it is run by an NGO. I came to know about it from an article about it in the local newspaper. I went there with my friend Ravi about two months ago.
It is a circular building with about 30,000 books. All categories of books are kept in different shelves and are easy to locate. Two librarians are permanently appointed there to help people searching for books. Apart from books there are also about 10 computers and an internet connection. Anybody with an authentic ID proof can become a member of the library.
The membership is free but if you want to get books issued you have to deposit a security. I was really impressed by all these facilities. I felt very good that my small hometown has such a well-equipped library. I also came to know that if any book is not there, you can place a demand and they make that book available. My friend and I also had coffee there.
There is a café just next to the library and you are allowed to carry your coffee inside the library and sip your coffee while enjoying the books. Most of the daily newspapers and weekly and monthly magazines are available there. I was happy to see the employment news over there. I am sure I will become a regular member of this library in the near future. So, this is the library I visited recently.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
Are there many public museums/libraries in India?
India is a vast country. There are many libraries. Every school and college have its own library. Then there are many public and private libraries.
Do people in India prefer to read in library or at home?
It is difficult to generalize to give one answer for this question. India has a population of more than 120 crores. Some people like to read at home, where as others to libraries.
What can people read in library that can’t be read in other places?
There is a huge collection of books and magazines in libraries, which is not possible in any other one place. Then there is the ambience of the library, which is not there anywhere else.
Do you think every primary school and secondary school should have a library?
Yes, ideally every school should have its own library and the teachers should promote the habit of reading among students.
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