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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 17th September
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My name is Anamika Goyal.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Anamika.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
How important is the internet to you?
Extremely important. I depend on it for work, research, study and entertainment, so without it I’d be complete lost. How often do you use the internet? I use it constantly throughout the day, every day. I check my emails when I get up in the morning, I use it for work all day and then I watch videos, read books or listen to music through it at night.
Do you use it more for work or in your free time?
I’d say both really. About 50% of my job involves researching and writing on the internet so I would use it for about 4 hours a day. When I get home, I’m normally too tired to go to the gym or play sports so it is really easy to download a movie or stream some music and I normally do that until I fall asleep.
What are your favourite websites?
For work my two favourite sites are WordPress and Google. WordPress is a blogging tool that allows you to publish blogs easily and maintain a professional looking website. Google of course allows me to find the information I need quickly and accurately. In my spare time, I of course use Facebook like everyone else in the world, but my favourite site is The Guardian because it allows me to keep up to date with everything that’s happening.
Do you use apps?
I’m a bit of an app addict. My favourite app at the moment is one called Stitcher. It allows you to listen to podcasts and helps you discover new podcasts. You can download them and then listen to them whenever you have time.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
In Describe a chocolate you didn’t like Cue Card, you should say:
– What it was?
– When did you taste it?
– How it tasted like?
– Explain why you didn’t like it?
SAMPLE ANSWER
Chocolate has always been one of my favourites, and I enjoy trying new types of chocolate from time to time. Milk chocolates, dark chocolates, and coconut chocolates, for example. But today I’d like to share an unusual narrative of how I developed a hate for a new type of chocolate.
It was approximately two years ago, during the winters, as I recall. My vacation had just begun in December, and my aunt Marie had flown down from London to see us. He brought many gifts for us, as well as some chocolates that were only available in the UK at the time.
There was one dark chocolate flavour that I detested. It had vivid colours and was very appealing from the exterior. I’d never heard of this chocolate company before and was eager to test it.
So I though, why not give it a shot? I was immediately bitter about the sweet after taking my first taste. In contrast to my expectations, the chocolate was very hot and bitter.It had no sweetness to it! Video Credits: Why Europeans didn’t like American Chocolate by Cheddar
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PART – 3 Follow-ups
1. How often do you eat chocolate?
I don’t eat chocolate all that often. I eat chocolate perhaps once a month. I usually choose dark chocolate that is not overly sweet.
2. What’s your favorite chocolate flavour?
With its light brown colour, creamy texture, and sweet flavour, milk chocolate is my favourite type of chocolate. Sugar, cocoa butter, milk, vanilla, and lecithin are combined to make it. These ingredients contribute to the pleasant vanilla aroma of white chocolate.
3. ls chocolate expensive in India?
Yes, chocolate is pricey in India, especially foreign-branded chocolates, which are readily available here. Moreover, I’ve heard in the news that the world’s most expensive chocolate has been launched in India for a premium price point of Rs 4.3 lakh per kg. So, it’s that expensive!
4. When was the first time you ate chocolate?
I don’t recall exactly, but I’ve been eating chocolate since I was a child. I think I was in primary school when one of my friends brought chocolate to school and we all took a bite out of it.
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