BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 14th October

BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 14th October

IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW

Speaking IELTS
Speaking IELTS

IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW

PART – 1 INTRO PART

What is your full name?

My name is Sidhu Arsh.

How may I address you?

You may address me as Sidhu ji.

May I see your ID?

Sure, here it is.

Do you believe in God?

Yes, I do rather I am a God-loving and a God-fearing person. What is your favourite colour? I love the green colour because it is a symbol of prosperity and it always creates a cheerful atmosphere in the surroundings.

What is the importance of education in our lives?

Education provides an unflinching support to our skills and knowledge to survive, grow and support our family and the society. According to me, it is the fuel for growth and the supportive engine of the world.

BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 14th October

Do you think practical knowledge should be given during college days?

Yes, it is essential to give practical training to the students because without practical knowledge, students get familiar only with the bookish world which can create problems for them when they face the real world.

What personality traits should be kept in mind when one has to achieve success in life/business?

There are many qualities needed to get success in life and business. Some of them are vibrant attitude, persistence, honesty, hard work, competitiveness, ability to envisage future outcomes and so on.

According to you, which life is better, school life or college life?

According to my opinion, both lives have their own special significance. But for me, college life is much better because at college, we come out of the innocent world of school and enter the world of independence and adulthood.

BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 14th October

PART – 2 CUE CARD

Describe a time when someone visited your home

You should say:

• Who he or she was

• When it happened

• What you did

• How you felt about the visit

SAMPLE ANSWER

So it was around 4 months ago since I invited one of my very close friends to come over to my house for dinner. It was Christmas Eve, and my friend is an expat living far away from home. As I didn’t want him to spend his Christmas alone, I asked him to join my family for a special family dinner. My friend is an American, and since he couldn’t have turkey on Thanksgiving that year, my mom decided to make turkey for him that night.

BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 14th October

One of the funny things I remember about that night was that pretty much all the cooking appliances in my house were electrical, even the stove and all of a sudden it was a blackout an hour right before dinner time so by the time my friend got to my house, none of the food was ready. I was a quite embarrassed, but my friend was pretty cool about it.

We lit up the candles and my dad went out to buy some bread and ham. We were talking and eating while waiting for the power to turn back on. We had an absolutely amazing time talking about the cultural differences, how hospitable Vietnamese people are, and how the language barrier didn’t stop him from getting to know the locals.

Anyway, we got to eat the turkey after a 2 hour delay. Even though my mother made it quite differently from the way my friend’s family did, he really enjoyed it. And I must say that my parents absolutely adored him after that night. Since then, he has been coming over more often and becoming a very close friend to our family.

BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 14th October

PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS

Do young people like to visit their friends nowadays?

Yeah…, I guess. But I think this question is really awkwardly phrased. Like visiting here you mean visit them when they’re sick, or just simply meeting up with friends? If you mean meeting up with friends, then yes. And I think not only the young but also the old also like to visit their friends as well. It’s just youngsters have more time to do it. And as they do not have to spare so much of their energy or time for family, or children yet, they can spend their time with their friends.

What do Vietnamese people usually do when hanging out together?

There’re tons of activities we often do together like going to the coffee shop, and shooting the breeze there. Just look at the increasing number of coffee shops and tea houses here, in HCMC, we can see how much Vietnamese people like to spend their time there. We also like to go to the movie theater, catching up with some of the latest entertainment or maybe simply chilling at home and listening to music.

BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 14th October

Do you think technology has brought us closer or not?

I mean, technology is a double-edged sword. It can go both ways. On the one hand, things like Facebook and Instagram help us to keep in touch with our friends in this hectic life. We can also find people who share the same interest on these social media platforms. On the other hand, using phones and other devices has created a self-imposed isolation. This is proven in the most obvious way when we go to a coffee shop and see so many groups of teenagers sitting together but they all have their eyes stuck to their phones instead of talking to each other.

BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 14th October

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