Describe a time when you found something that someone had lost.
– what it was
– who lost it
– how you found it
and explain what you did with it.
IELTS Preparation and Model Answers
IELTS Preparation and Model Answers
During the IELTS Speaking test, you will be given exactly 1 minute to prepare yourself to talk about a particular topic, and this topic is called the IELTS Cue card or Candidate Task Card. This is the second part of your speaking test, and lasts for 3 to 4 minutes. Your talk should last for approximately 2 minutes until the examiner asks you to stop. The examiner will ask one or two questions at the end.
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Describe a time when you found something that someone had lost.
– what it was
– who lost it
– how you found it
and explain what you did with it.
Describe a meal that you enjoyed at a restaurant.
– where the restaurant was
– what food you ordered
– who was/were with you
and explain why you enjoyed it so much.
Describe your idea of a perfect home or a dream house.
– where it would be located
– what it would look like
– what facilities this house would have
and explain why this would be your perfect/dream house.
Describe a remote/faraway place where you would like to visit.
– where it is
– how far it is from your living place
– when and how would you go there
and explain why you would like to visit this place.
Describe a person you would like to study or work with.
– who this person is
– how you know him/her
– what you would like to study or do with him/her
and explain why you would like to study or work with this person.
Describe an area of science that interests you.
– which area of science it is
– when and where you came to know about it
– how you get information about this area
and explain why you are interested in this area of science.
Describe a beautiful house you have seen or been to.
– where it was located
– how it looked like
– when you went there and why
and explain why you think this was a beautiful house.
Describe a radio program that you find interesting.
– what it is about
– which radio station broadcasts it
– how often you listen to it
and explain why you find it interesting.
Describe a subject you did not like when you were at school but now you find interesting.
– what subject it was
– how much time you spent to learn it
– why you did not like it in school
and explain why you find this subject interesting now.
Describe something you do well in your job or study.
– what it is
– how well you do it
– whether it is easy or difficult
and explain why you think you do it better than others.