BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 10th December

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IELTS SPEAKING TEST

PART – 1 INTRO

What is your full name?

My full name is Eliyet Shara.

How may I address you?

You may address me as Eliyet.

May I see your ID?

Sure, here it is.

Have you ever travelled by boat?

Yes, I’ve been on a boat so many times. If my memory serves me well, the first time I ever set foot on a boat was in my first year of high school when my family went on a cruise in Ha Long Bay. It was a truly amazing experience for me.

Do you often travel by boat?

Well, not really often, maybe once or twice a year. I live in a mountainous area, so I only got on boats and yachts in my summer vacation when I go to the beach.

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Are boat trips popular in your country?

Yes, they are. My country has an extremely long coastline, so journeys at sea are really common. Tourists to any beach always have plenty of options of boats to get on, they are all affordable and offer wonderful sightseeing experiences.

Would you like to have your own boat?

I’d love to. I have been dreaming of owning a yacht ever since my first trip on water. It doesn’t have to be a huge boat, but it must be tough enough to withstand the most hazardous weather so that I don’t have to worry about storms when enjoying my journey.

If you had your own boat, what would you do with it?

I would go on a cruise whenever I had time. I often picture myself standing behind the wheel of my own boat, discovering the vast ocean and enjoying scenery that could take my breath away.

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Where in your country do people most often use/travel by boats?

Well, I suppose it is the central part of the country since this region is famous for the long coastlines, which are really convenient for water travel and fishing on boats as well.

Do many people in your country own their own boats?

I don’t think so. Boats are often used commercially so most boat owners are fishermen and people who use them for rent. Other than that, I don’t think there are many individuals in my country that are wealthy enough to afford to own a boat themselves.

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PART – 2 CUE CARD

Describe an important conversation that you have had.

You should say:

– whom you had the conversation with

– where and when the conversation took place

– what it was about, and why it was important to you

and explain how you feel about it now

SAMPLE ANSWER

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An important conversation I had took place a few years ago with my mother. It was during a family gathering at home, on a quiet Sunday afternoon, when I was feeling quite uncertain about my future career path. I was at a crossroads, trying to decide between two job offers, both of which had their own set of pros and cons. I was feeling overwhelmed and unsure which direction to take, and I knew I needed someone who understood me and could offer some guidance.

During this conversation, I expressed my doubts and fears about both career choices, and my mother listened attentively, offering advice based on her own experiences. She reminded me of my strengths, told me how proud she was of how far I’d come, and encouraged me to trust my instincts. She also pointed out that no decision in life is permanent and that I could always change paths later if things didn’t work out. What made this conversation particularly important to me was not just the advice she gave, but the sense of emotional support and understanding that came with it. It reassured me that I wasn’t alone in making such a significant decision.

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Reflecting on it now, I feel incredibly grateful for that conversation. It helped me gain clarity and confidence in my decision, and I ultimately chose the path that felt right for me at the time. Looking back, I realize how valuable it was to have someone who could offer both practical advice and emotional support. It was a turning point for me, and I often think back to that conversation whenever I face challenging decisions.

PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS

Do you think it’s important to have conversations with family members?

Yes, I think it’s very important to have conversations with family members, especially when facing important life decisions. Family often knows us the best and can offer not only practical advice but emotional support too. They can give us a sense of perspective that we might miss when we’re caught up in our own thoughts.

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Do you prefer to have deep or casual conversations with people?

I tend to prefer deeper conversations. I find them more meaningful and fulfilling. Casual conversations are fine, but I value connecting with people on a deeper level because it helps me understand them better and also helps me gain new insights into my own thoughts and feelings.

What makes a conversation meaningful to you?

For me, a conversation becomes meaningful when both parties are engaged and truly listen to each other. It’s not just about exchanging words, but about connecting emotionally and intellectually. When someone shares their honest thoughts and feelings, it creates a bond, and I find that really rewarding.

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How do you feel when you have a difficult conversation with someone?

Difficult conversations can be stressful, but I also see them as an opportunity for growth and understanding. While they can be uncomfortable in the moment, they often lead to clearer communication and a stronger relationship in the long run. It’s important to stay calm, be open-minded, and listen carefully to the other person’s perspective.

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