BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 14th October

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IELTS SPEAKING TEST

PART – 1 INTRO

What is your full name?

My full name is Ferman Singh.

How may I address you?

You may address me as Ferman.

May I see your ID?

Sure, here it is.

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Do you like wearing T-shirts?

Yeah, love T-shirts like V-neck and striped Tees. They go with everything, and I prefer that simple, casual style with some details like the necklace. It’s fun to spend a little time building my looks together.

How often do you wear T-shirts?

I probably wear T-shirts every day in summer. The pure cotton ones are my favorite coz they are comfortable to wear and they don’t smell awful after workout. I just wear Tees on my weekdays and also on my days off.

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Do you like T-shirts with pictures or prints?

Well, I love the T-shirts with pictures and things that are not standing out. It’s because they make the Tees look so tacky. And small prints like the badge design can be better.

Do you think older people who wear T-shirts are fashionable?

Actually, it depends on the outfits and how they look on different people. If a senior citizen that is overweight wears a baggy T-shirt, this person is gonna look like he or she is in low spirits. If the person wears the Tee that is body conscious, and goes well with the trousers or the accessories kind of things, then he or she definitely looks fashionable.

Would you buy T-shirts as souvenirs on vacation?

Yeah, I’d like to buy the Tees as souvenirs coz they’re like the reminders of the experiences. What’s more, some Tees are co-branded or designed by some doodle artists. I just feel like I can’t miss them. Sometimes, the slogans and paints on the Tees really have a calming effect.

Do you like singing? Why?

Yes, I do. Although I’m often out of tune when I sing, and I was told that I had no sense of rhythm, I’m still fond of singing because it makes me happy. I usually sing when taking a shower as the acoustics in the bathroom somehow makes me sound better, my voice is deeper and sounds more resonant than usual.

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Have you ever learnt how to sing?

Yes, I have. Every child in China takes music lessons in primary school/ kindergarten. If my memory serves me right, we started to learn singing at pretty young age. I’ve forgotten most of what I learnt though.

PART – 2 CUE CARD

Describe a time when you answered a phone call from someone you didn’t know in a public place –

You should say:

– When and where it happened

– Who called you

– What he/she said

– How you corresponded

And explain how you felt about the experience

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SAMPLE ANSWER

One time I received a phone call from someone I didn’t know while I was sitting in a café downtown, about six months ago. I remember it clearly because it was a busy Saturday afternoon, and the place was bustling with people enjoying their drinks and conversations.

When I answered the call, the voice on the other end introduced himself as a local reporter. He said he was researching a piece on community events and had gotten my number through a mutual acquaintance. He wanted to ask me a few questions about an event I had organized a few weeks prior.

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Initially, I was a bit taken aback, as I wasn’t expecting any calls from strangers, especially in a public place where I was trying to relax. I responded politely, trying to find a quieter corner of the café to avoid background noise. I answered his questions about the event, sharing details on the turnout and what went well. We had a pleasant conversation, and he seemed genuinely interested in my thoughts.

I felt a mix of surprise and curiosity throughout the call. It was intriguing to be contacted in that way, and it made me feel somewhat important that someone wanted my input for a story. After we hung up, I reflected on how unexpected interactions can lead to interesting experiences, even if they happen in the most mundane settings.

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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS

How do you usually feel about answering unknown numbers?

I typically feel a bit hesitant about answering calls from unknown numbers. I’m always cautious about potential spam or telemarketers, but I also don’t want to miss out on important calls. Sometimes, it’s a balancing act.

Have you ever had a negative experience with a stranger calling you?

Yes, I once received a call from a telemarketer trying to sell something I wasn’t interested in. It was quite annoying because they kept talking even after I said I wasn’t interested. That experience made me more cautious about answering unknown calls.

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Do you think it’s a good idea to talk to strangers on the phone?

I think it can be beneficial if the context is right. For example, if it’s someone looking for information or feedback, like in my case, it can lead to positive interactions. However, I think it’s important to trust your instincts and be cautious, especially if something feels off.

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