Part-1:
Are your friends mostly of your age or of different ages? (Why?)
Most of my friends are classmates.
Most of my friends are of my ages and they are my classmates. Nowadays there are some real bad boys and some of them are criminals. They are not students at all. So, I make friendships to my classmates mostly.
Do you usually see your friend during this week or weekends? Why?
we make get-together on Friday evening.
Yes, in weekend, some of my friends eat out at good restaurants and go or shopping. We also visit cyber cafes during holidays.
The last time you saw your friends, what did you do together?
We took dinner at a Chinese restaurant or,
We went to visit a historic place. It’s called Lallagh fort in Dkaka. The fort was built was build in 1400 (fourteen hundred AD). It was an army barrack to protect Dhaka city from contemporary enemies.
In what ways are your friends important to you?
Some of my friends are brilliant students. I can learn from them. Friends can be a good company. We can share joys and sorrows together. We can celebrate a festival or a ceremony together. Sometimes we exchange gifts and it makes our relationship stronger. Moreover, we borrow money, book, CD, DVD from friends.
Describe and interesting historic place.
You should say:
What it is
Where it is located
What you can see there now
And, explain why this place in interesting.
Part-2:
Answer: cue card
My favorite historic place is Curzon Hall. It was built in the British era in 18th century it’s located in central Dhaka. It has several buildings made for judicial house or used as courts. Now the buildings are the science faculty of Dhaka University. There are some individual departments of different science subjects. It’s constructed with red bricks and looks great. There is also a garden and an old pond. This is a good place to visit. It is one of the historic places of our country which bear our ancient beauty. That’s how it is interesting.
Part-3:
How do people in your country feel about protecting historic buildings?
People in my country are not so conscious about protecting historic buildings. However, people in cities protect some historic buildings. Government has renovated and repaired a number of buildings. As the rate of education is increasing, people now understand the importance of history.
Do you think an area can benefit from having an historic place locally/ in what way?
Yes, people get benefit from having historic place locally. They can learn from the past. They understand mistakes of our ancestors and correct themselves. They also can transportation for tourist and earn money.
What do you think will happen to historic places or buildings in the future? Why?
Some historic places those we now protect will stay longer, but some places especially in countryside or village areas will be destroyed because of lack of care and renovation. For example, government has renovated and repaired Lalbagh Fort in Dhaka. It’s now a place for public visit. However, we have lost many mosques and landlord house due to lack of proper and timely attention to repair.
How were you taught histories when you were at school?
At school, I started reading history book in class 10 or a SSC level in arts group, we can choose history as a course. However, in primary level we didn’t have any particular history book. We learned some of our history about our kings, and their times through Bangla textbooks.
Are there other ways people can learn about history, apart from school? How?
We travel place and learn history. People can learn about history form different books written on history, form magazine, newspaper, and novel and from television and radio. There are many good movies made on history. They can teach us history too.
IELTS speaking sample question 07
Interview:
1. What is your full name?
2. ID?
3. Are you a student or service holder?
4. What type of climate do you prefer? Why?
5. How long have you been living in this city?
6. What type of changes do you feel here compared to your hometown?
7. How do you pass your free time?
8. What type of transport do you use for travelling?
9. In long journeys what type of cars are used – private or public?
10. Which one do you prefer? Why?
Cue card
An advertisement you saw, you should say:
1. What was it?
2. Did you like it?
3. How was t beneficial?
4. Describe.
Follow up questions:
1. Where did you see that advertisement?
2. Do you think advertisements are important? How?
3. Do you think people are agented by advertisements? Why?
4. How are they affected?
5. Why are celebrities used in advertisements?
IELTS speaking sample question 08
Interview:
1. What is your full name?
2. ID?
3. Are you a student or service holder?
4. How often do you visit your hometown?
5. Do you like to go for shopping? Why?
6. What is your ambition? Why?
7. Why is relaxation important?
8. For how long do you relax?
9. What is the difference between the ways people relaxed in the past and now at present?
10. When was the last time you enjoyed shopping?
Q-card:
An enjoyable walk with your friend, you should say:
1. When and where?
2. Why?
3. With whom did you go?
4. What was the specialty of that walk?
5. Describe?
1. How much time do you spend reading books?
2. Where do you prefer to walk?
3. Are there enough placers available for walking?
4. What is the importance of waling by foot?
a. Why do people use cars for short journeys?
b. How do you feel when you go for a long walk?
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