BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 5th May

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IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW

PART – 1 INTRO

What is your full name?

My name is Covidsheko Vokali.

How may I address you?

You may address me as Covidsheko.

May I see your ID?

Sure, here it is.

Do you think people rely too much on machines nowadays?

I think that many people rely loo greatly on machines. They seem to forget that there are people around them. It is easy to become completely absorbed in computers or phones or PDAs or MP3 players. People will more often turn to their machines for entertainment rather than spending time with others or getting exercise.

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What are the advantages that we get from using modern home and office equipment?

There are some advantages to using modern home and office equipment. One of the main ones is that more things get done and often we can complete projects and assignments very quickly. We are also able to do things that we wouldn’t have been able to do before, like working at home. Also, because we are able to finish tailings quickly we have more time for other activities that we wish to do.

What do you think is the most useful thing that man has ever discovered?

I think that the most important discovery was electricity. Without electricity we would not have any of the modern equipment that we have today. We would be unable to have phones, computers, lights, TVs. refrigerators, or music players. Electricity runs almost everything in our houses and work areas today.

Does it rain much in your country? (Where? When?)

I would say yes. It rains a lot in the summer when tropical storms strike our country. There is torrential rain in the region in June, July and August, and the rainfall tends to be higher in the North than in the South.

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PART – 2 CUE CARD

Describe an unusual meal that you had.

You should say:

– When did you eat it?

– Where did you eat it?

– With whom you had the meal?

– Why do you think it was unusual?

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Model Answer

Introduction:

We all have memorable meals that we will never forget. However, some might be more extraordinary than others. It was an unusual meal I had a few years ago that I remember vividly. It was a unique experience that I will never forget.

When did you eat it?

The unusual meal I had was about three years ago. It was a Saturday night, and I was out with some friends. We had already decided to try a new restaurant in the area, which we had yet to go to. We were all feeling adventurous and decided to try something different.

Where did you eat it?

The restaurant was located in a small town about an hour from where I lived. It was a small but popular place that served traditional cuisine. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, and the staff was friendly and accommodating. We were seated near the center of the restaurant, which gave us a great view of the kitchen and the other diners.

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With whom you had the meal?

I was with three of my closest friends at the time. We had all been friends since high school and had been looking for an excuse to get together. This was the perfect opportunity to do so. We all ordered different dishes from the menu, filled with unique and exotic dishes.

Why do you think it was unusual?

The meal itself was unlike anything I had ever experienced before. The flavors were intense, and the presentation was creative and unique. Everything was cooked to perfection, and the portion sizes were generous. We all left the restaurant feeling satisfied. The meal was truly unique, and I’ll never forget it.

Conclusion:

Overall, this meal was unusual because it combined the perfect flavors, presentation, and atmosphere. It was a truly memorable experience that I will never forget. It was a great opportunity to get together with my friends and try something new. I’m grateful to have had such an amazing and unusual meal.

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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS

1. Do you think having dinner at home is a good idea?

Yes, of course. Home cooked meals are always healthier than meals at restaurants. At home we use the best oils and add spices to our taste. We also wash the vegetables properly before cooking.

2. Do young people like to spend time with their families or friends?

Young people like to spend time with friends more because they have no generation gap with friends. When they spend time with family, there are chances of misunderstandings. Parents have to be friendly, otherwise young people drift away from them.

3. What do you think are the benefits of having dinner together?

When families have dinner together, it increases family bonding. They share their day’s happenings with each other. It has also been seen that when families have 3-5 meals a week together, then children do not fall into vices like drugs and alcohol.

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