BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 8th February

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IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW

PART – 1INTRO

What is your full name?

My name is Raseekio Lauio.

How may I address you?

You may address me as Raseekio.

May I see your ID?

Sure, here you go.

Can you swim?

Yes I can. I learnt at school when I was about 7 years old. Swimming lessons were compulsory at our school, like most schools I think.

Are there many places to swim near you?

Yes, there are a few public swimming pools. There is the main indoor one at a big sports complex in the center of town. There are also a couple of outdoor ones, but you can only use them in summer as it is being too cold in winter. One is a big one in a park, the other is a much smaller one.

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Do you think everyone should learn to swim?

Of course, I think it’s very important. Firstly, you spend much of your life on holiday by water, for example, when you go to the beach on holiday, so you won’t be able to enjoy yourself with your friends if you can’t swim. Also, for safety reasons it’s very important. You often hear about sad accidents involving young children so it’s very important.

What do you like to do when you are alone?

I really enjoy being alone in the weekend morning, reading some books and playing computer games. During that time, I can do something I am interested in, and don’t have to think about how to brace for the coming problems.

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PART – 2 CUE CARD

Describe a happy day you would like to have

– Why would it be a happy day?

– What are you going to do on that day?

– With whom will you spend it?

And explain how you’ll feel about it

SAMPLE ANSWER–

As I belong to an Indian village, there are many amenities that lack in the rural areas of my country. There is a high mortality rate due to insufficient health care facilities. Last year, I witnessed a close relative pass away in front of me while giving birth. It was extremely heart breaking for me and my family and I took a decision to set up adequate and low-cost health care facilities in my village. And the day I will be successful with my scheme, it would be a special day in my life.

I would like to bring free of cost health checkups and basic medical resources so that people of my village do not have to face the loss of their loved ones due to financial problem or lack of amenities. I would also like to train locals to conduct deliveries and care for new- born at low cost.

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It’s my dream to introduce trained doctors in my village and get the hospital inaugurated by my family members. This would make not only my family but the fellow villagers proud and relieved of problems they face due to the absence of professional assistance.

The feeling of doing something for your loved ones is indescribable. The people in my village are too innocent and gullible. Due to which many cunning doctors and medical staff try to trick them by taking advantage of their illiteracy. I would feel contended if they are provided with the right information and assistance regarding their illness and they’re not misled by anyone.

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PART- 3 FOLLOW UPS

What are a few things that cause you to feel happy?

I find happiness in tiny things. When folks around me are happy, I feel happy. While I learn something new, I’m happy. When anybody enjoys my work, I feel joyful.

Do you think folks who have more ability are happier than others? (Why/Why maybe not )

Talent, if enjoyed, does bring joy, but it would be incorrect To say that talented people are happier than others. Happiness is a state of mind. Someone who has no talent may find happiness in the talent of others, whereas a talented person may be unhappy if his gift goes undetected.

Do you think money makes people happy?

Money can bring joy as it is required to fulfil the fundamental things Of life, but also much money may bring with it difficulties, which may eliminate happiness. For instance, a very rich person’s children may fall into bad company or squander his money on useless items.

Are the things or events which make people happy today just like several decades ago?

Tech has brought with it changes in the way people live their life. So, events that bring happiness have also changed. Formerly people found joy in household get-togethers. Materialism wasn’t that pronounced. But now people have become self-centred and have become workaholics. What they have is never enough, and so they work all of the opportunity to fulfil these desires. Thus, they find it difficult to be happy.

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Some folks say the happiest time in people’s lives is the time when they are at college? Do you concur?

Well, early college years are definitely The happiest, since the only strain is of research, but secondary and high school years are trying since one has to choose a career, research difficult to get into the school of their choice and also face global competition in professors.

Do young people and elderly people find happiness in exactly the very same things?

No, certainly not. Old people find joy if they’re with their children and grandchildren, but young men and women find joy in their gadgets like mobile phones.

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When you are older, what kind of items will bring you happiness?

I really don’t know. What future has in store for me I can’t anticipate, But I suppose when I am healthy and have only enough to get a comfortable lifestyle, I’d be glad

. Do you believe people in the past were happier than they are now?

Life was slower in the past. Desires were fewer. In that respect, I would say that people in the past were

. What makes people contented?

Happiness is a state of mind. Different individuals have different concepts of happiness. For a nursery pupil, being able to compose’A’ properly can give happiness. A bad person might get happiness when he wins a lottery. Someone suffering from cancer may get happiness if a treatment is found for his or her illness. Parents feel happy if their kids succeed in college.

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Do you believe that folks used to define happiness in a different manner before, or that the idea of happiness has not changed with the passing of time?

I feel that the concept of happiness hasn’t altered with time. But, How people show their happiness has changed because of the progress of technologies these days. By way of instance, if India won the cricket World Cup this time it had been celebrated all over the world at the same time. There were firework displays anywhere.

Do you believe that older people may be happier than young people?

I believe that older people can be more joyful than young folks because Young people nowadays have a good deal of burden on their shoulders. They have the burden of adopting the culture. They are forced by their parents to embrace the traditional culture, but they want to embrace the global culture. They are subjected to a consumerist society in which there are a lot of things which they would like to get. But they don’t have enough money for them.

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