BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 8th May

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IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW

PART – 1 INTRO

What is your full name?

My name is Fateh Singh.

How may I addree you?

You may address me as Fateh.

May I see your identification?

Sure, here you go.

Do you want to live in a house with beautiful window views?

Yes, my dream house is a house facing the ocean. I want to see and hear the beautiful ocean waves from my window every day. I am from Punjab, and we are very far from the ocean. So, I am satisfied with our garden view. When I go on vacation with my family, we like to stay in a hotel room with beautiful window views of a lake, ocean, or mountains.

How do you feel when you can’t see any beautiful view from your window?

I feel sad when I don’t see any beautiful views from my window. I am a nature lover and feel depressed if all I can see from my window are concrete buildings and roads.

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Which is your favorite season?

Spring is my favorite season. It comes between the winter and summer. I like it for two reasons. One is that the weather is pleasant and the days get longer. Other is, the colorful flowers start blooming which lifts up my mood.

What sports are popular in different seasons in your country?

Vallam Kali also known as boat racing is one of the most popular sports in Southern parts of India. It is mostly practiced in Spring season. Apart from that there are Winter sports like Skiing, Snowboarding and Ice skating that are mostly played in Uttarakhand and Jammu & Kashmir.

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PART – 2 CUE CARD

Describe a rule you like to follow.

You should say:

What it is?

Why you like it?

Model Answer:

Introduction:

Well, there are hundreds of rules that we have to follow and most of the time we do not feel like following them But It’s more like a compulsion.

What it is?

Here I would like to talk about one rule which I follow wholeheartedly and I like the most and this particular rule is ‘NOT TO LITTER’ in public places.

It’s quite unfortunate that my country India is one of the dirtiest countries in the world it’s not actually the country is dirty but people are very careless toward maintaining cleanliness especially when it comes to public places.

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Whenever they visit any public place for example parks or gardens or they use public transport they do not hesitate to throw the waste wherever they wish. It’s not uncommon to see empty plastic bottles, aluminum cans, chips bags here and there and it justifies that people are not following this rule at all.

But I always try to follow it and for this reason whenever I travel or visit any public place I always keep a plastic bag with me. This is to ensure that I do not have to litter if I eat candy or have a cold drink I keep the waste in that plastic bag and Whenever possible or I see a dustbin around I dump it properly.

In fact, if I am at a public park and I see an empty can or plastic bag I don’t hesitate to pick it up and dispose of it properly. Sometimes I see people are so careless they just throw wherever they wish and I intentionally pick the waste right in front of them and dispose of it properly which often embarrasses them as well.

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Why you like it?

The Government of India is doing a lot to make India Clean and I think it is the duty of every Indian to play ifs part. This is the reason why I always try to keep my surroundings clean. In fact, there is an NGO in my city that runs campaigns regarding cleanliness and I always participate as a volunteer.

I must say that if somebody does not follow this rule in at public place he or she has to pay a penalty of one thousand rupees but it’s not strictly implemented at all, that’s the reason why we don’t see anyone following this rule.

Conclusion:

So, I would really love to see if Government strictly apply this rule in future and people too become responsible towards it and just like me like this rule and follow it wholeheartedly.

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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS

Question 1:- Why do schools make rules?

Answer – There are several reasons because of which define that vice struggle is educational institutes make rules. First of all, education systems. One to make their children’s Pancho and learn about life’s basic ethics. Wearing. Wearing a uniform helper help students to reduce or to eliminate the difference between poor and rich. Apart from this, following the timetable in the classes help students to be punctual and to complete their work on time. So because of these reasons, schools make rules.

Question 2:- What’s the importance of obeying the law?

Answer – Well, from my perspective. Is it essential for every person further? For certain reasons? First of all, if a person is following a rule, he learns something and thinks about it.

Question 3:- Is it a good thing to break the rules sometimes?

Answer – Yes, in my perspective, it is a good thing to break the rules, or to break the rules, because they make us. Sometimes rule make us bound. And it is not helpful every time. Moreover, some people love to break the rules because they are. Because it kicked them as well as it is mandatory to break it.

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