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BEST IELTS Speaking Test, 10th April
IELTS SPEAKING TEST
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My full name is Aksnksha Sharma.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Aksnksha.
May I see your ID?
Sure, here it is.
Do you like to try new activities? Why?
Yes, I like to try new activities. I am a very adventurous person, and I like to try new things. Two years ago, I went parasailing for the first time in Goa. At first, I was a bit nervous but felt great after the first few minutes.
What activities would you like to try?
I love water and would like to try surfing and scuba diving some time. I have seen these on TV and find them very fun and exciting.
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What activities did you do when you were a child?
When I was a child, I played cricket and football. I wanted to learn to swim, but there were no swimming pools in our town at that time. I got to learn swimming when I was in high school.
Do you like to try new activities alone or with friends?
I like to try new activities with friends. I feel everything is more fun when you are in a group. I have some adventurous friends like me, and we motivate each other to try new activities.
Do you often (like to) sing?
Yes, I like to sing, but my singing abilities are not pretty good so I sing only in the bathroom.
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When do you like to sing?
Whenever I’m alone, I hum some songs to myself.
How much time do you spend in singing every day?
Not much, a few minutes, perhaps.
What kinds of music do you like to sing?
I mostly like to sing film songs. I like Punjabi folk songs also.
Is it difficult to sing well?
Yes, it is difficult to sing well. I think only talented people can do it.
Do you want to be a singer?
No, I would not want to be a singer. I know I don’t have the abilities.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe a friend you would like to travel with.
You should say:
– who this friend is
– how long you have known him/her
– what kind of person he/she is
– explain why you would like to travel with him/her
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SAMPLE ANSWER
One friend I would really love to travel with is my childhood friend, Rohan. We’ve known each other for almost 15 years now—we met in school when we were both in the fifth grade, and we’ve been close ever since.
Rohan is the kind of person who is always cheerful, open-minded, and curious. He has a great sense of humor and a very easygoing personality, which makes him really fun to be around. He’s also quite adventurous and loves trying new things—whether it’s food, outdoor activities, or exploring offbeat places.
I would like to travel with him because I know he would make the trip more enjoyable and stress-free. He’s very organized when it comes to planning, but he’s also flexible if things don’t go according to schedule. Plus, we share similar interests—we both love nature, photography, and local cultures—so I know we’d enjoy the same kinds of experiences.
Most importantly, we’ve already spent so much time together over the years, and we understand each other very well. I think that’s really important when you’re traveling, because being with the right company can make or break the experience.
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PART – 2 FOLLOW UPS
Do you think it’s better to travel alone or with friends?
I believe both options have their own advantages, but personally, I enjoy traveling with friends more. When you’re with friends, there’s always someone to share the fun moments with, whether it’s trying new food, exploring a city, or even just laughing over unexpected situations. It creates shared memories that last a lifetime. However, solo travel has its own charm—it gives you complete freedom to make your own choices, go at your own pace, and even discover more about yourself. It really depends on the personality and purpose of the trip. For relaxation and bonding, I prefer going with friends.
What qualities do you think make someone a good travel companion?
A good travel companion should first and foremost be adaptable. Traveling often involves delays, changes in plans, and unexpected situations, so it’s important to be with someone who stays calm and flexible. Patience is another crucial trait, especially when dealing with long journeys or different cultures. I also think a good sense of humor and a positive attitude make the journey more enjoyable. Additionally, being organized and responsible helps a lot, especially when it comes to things like managing bookings, time, and money. And of course, it’s always a plus if they share similar travel interests.
Do young people prefer to travel with friends or family? Why?
In general, I think young people tend to prefer traveling with friends more than with family. This is mainly because they feel a sense of independence and freedom when they’re with their peers. They can plan activities that suit their tastes, explore nightlife, or even take risks that they might not take if they were with family. Also, being with friends often allows them to be more spontaneous and less restricted by routines. That said, some young people do enjoy family trips, especially if they have close family bonds, as it’s a good way to relax and reconnect.
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