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BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 21st February
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My full name is ABC.
How may I address you?
You may address me as …….. .
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
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Do you like to stay in a place with a lot of noise?
No, I like to stay away from noise. Noisy places give me stress, and I can’t concentrate on my work.
What kinds of noises are there in the area where you live?
There are so many kinds of noises in our area. Traffic horns, noises from construction sites, loudspeakers, and dance events at marriages and parties are some that come to mind.
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Do you want to move to a quieter place?
Yes, sometimes I want to move to a small village away from the big and bustling cities. But it is not practical as I have to work, and my job is in a city.
Do you think there is too much noise in today’s world?
Yes, there is too much noise in today’s world. There are too many cars on the roads, too many planes in the skies, and too many construction sites. Cities are expanding, and newer buildings and apartments are being built to accommodate the growing population.
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Is making noise one of people’s rights?
No, it is not. Excessive noise can disturb other people, and people should be mindful of their neighbors and surroundings. You have every right to complain to the authorities if people are being very noisy, especially at night.
PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe an interesting neighbor
You should say:
– Who is he/she
– How you knew him/her
– What do you do together
– And explain why he/she is interesting
SAMPLE ANSWER
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Neighbours are just like family in today’s era of nuclear families. I have many neighbours and I am very fortunate that all my neighbours are very good. Here I would like to talk about my next-door neighbour, Mr. Joginder Singh. I call him Jogi uncle. I find him very interesting because one can never feel bored in his company.
He has so many interesting stories to tell. I have known him for the past ten years as he moved into our neighbourhood tenyears ago. I see him every day because I go with him for morning walk daily. He is in his eighties. He is not very tall but looks very good. Even at this age he looks very hale and hearty. He generally likes to wear Kurta pajama. I believe he is a good neighbour because he is always there whenever anyone needs him.
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He also helped me a lot in my studies. He treats me like his grandchild. Even though he taught history at college, he helped me in all subjects till my tenth class. He is very helpful to all people in the neighbourhood. Whenever anyone comes to him for help, he is always willing to help. He is a retired history teacher. He reads a lot and seems to know something about everything. During our morning walk he tells me many stories about his life.
He is a self-made man. He told me how he started from scratch after the partition and worked very hard to make a living. He has two sons who live in the States but he prefers to lead a simple life in his own home here. I love listening to his stories. He also has a great sense of humour. He can lighten up any tense situation by cracking jokes.
He has a magnanimous personality. He donates his entire pension for charity. He believes in simple living and high thinking. So, Joginder Singh is the person I like talking to the most.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
How do people build relationships with local people in a new place?
People build relationships in a new place by being friendly, joining local events, or participating in community activities. For example, joining a sports club or volunteering can help them meet others and form connections. Sometimes, small gestures like greeting neighbors or asking for recommendations also go a long way in breaking the ice.
Why do many people in big cities not know their neighbors?
In big cities, people are often busy with their own lives and work schedules, leaving little time for socializing. High-rise apartments and gated communities can also create physical and emotional distance. For example, I live in a city where people barely interact because they feel more comfortable focusing on their own routines.
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Is it beneficial to get along well with neighbors?
Yes, it is beneficial because neighbors can provide help during emergencies and make the living environment more pleasant. For instance, when I was unwell, my neighbor helped me by running errands for me. On the other hand, some people prefer privacy and limit interaction to avoid unnecessary involvement.
How do children build relationships with others in a community?
Children build relationships by playing together in parks, participating in school events, or attending community activities. These shared experiences help them bond naturally. For example, I have seen my niece make friends quickly at her local playground by sharing toys or playing group games like football.
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How can people improve the relationship with neighbors in a community?
People can improve relationships by being approachable, hosting small gatherings, or simply offering help when needed. Celebrating festivals together or organizing community events can also create a sense of unity. However, some may find it difficult due to cultural or language barriers.
Do you think people are familiar with their neighbors?
It depends on the location. In smaller towns, people are usually familiar with their neighbors because of close-knit communities. In big cities, though, many people hardly know their neighbors due to their busy lifestyles and limited interaction. Personally, I only know a few of my neighbors despite living in the same building for years.
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