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BEST Speaking IELTS Interview, 1st January
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
IELTS SPEAKING FULL INTERVIEW
PART – 1 INTRO PART
What is your full name?
My name is Jyti Iyu.
How may I address you?
You may address me as Jyti.
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May I see your ID?
Sure, here you go.
How often do you use your mobile phone?
I use my mobile phone very often, in fact every day.
Can you describe your mobile phone?
I have an iPhone 5s. It is in golden color. It is rectangular in shape. It has two cameras. It has a 8GB Space. It has many features. It is like a mini computer in my hands.
What was your first mobile phone?
My first mobile phone was a Nokia phone. I don’t remember the model but it was a very basic phone.
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Would you buy a new one in the future?
I don’t have any plans to buy a new phone in the future. I’m quite happy with my iPhone.
How has your mobile phone changed your life?
My basic mobile phone was it enough to change my life. It kept me connected with my family all the time, but my iPhone is a smart phone and is much more than a phone for mere connectivity. I can check my emails on my phone. I can surf the net on my phone. I can play games on my phone. I can do calculations on my phone. I can do so many other things on my phone.
PART – 2 CUE CARD
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Talk about something that you borrowed from your friend
– What was it
– When did you borrow
– Whom you borrowed it from
– What you did with it
– Why you borrowed it
SAMPLE ANSWER
I think that sharing things with others is a good habit, in everyday life a lot of people borrow and lend things to each other. Some people might feel uncomfortable about borrowing and lending things but it is a practice that has existed for such a long time.
Today, I would like to talk about a book that I borrowed from my best friend. It was during last summer when my final exams were going on. I remember the weather was extremely hot during these days. I studied at the library which was close to my home and I found a good environment to study there.
One day I forgot my economics book while studying at the library and I was not able to find it after that. I became anxious and started panicking as my economics exam was two days after that and I badly needed that book for the preparation. I called my best friend who was an year elder to me and had given the same exam last year.
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Luckily she still had the same book with her and she said that I can borrow the book from her. I immediately rushed to her place and got a sigh of relief when she gave me the book. She also said that she can help me prepare for the exam, it was really a nice gesture from her. So I studied really hard for the next two days and I felt confident about the exam despite of losing some precious preparation time. Fortunately my exam went really well and I returned the book to her on the next day with a note of thanks.
After few months when my result was declared, I was surprised to see that I scored the highest marks in economics. I felt so happy and grateful for my best friend. I bought chocolates for her to express my gratitude. Without her help this score would not have been possible for me. So this was a time when I borrowed a book from someone.
PART 3 – FOLLOW UPS
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Why do some people borrow things instead of buying them?
Some people borrow things because they may not be able to afford buying those things, or perhaps they would not need to use those things more than once. So, instead of buying some people prefer borrowing such things.
What would you do if people don’t return the money the borrowed from you?
I would request them/remind them to return the money they owe to me, maybe once or twice. If they still do not return the money, I would not ask them again. I believe that it is the individual’s responsibility to return what they have borrowed.
Do you often borrow things in your daily life?
Yes, unfortunately I am very forgetful with stationery items like pencils, erasers, pens etf. I have to often borrow them from my peers and friends at school and school. Many of my friends and peers borrow them from me as well.
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