SANOKULOV'S SPEAKING SAMPLES

September-December topics: headphones 🎧: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dcs__n3NgZU/?igsi=MW00M3R3anh0cjQxbA== A Band 9.0 response

IELTS Speaking Part 1 — Topics 1. Team Sports 2. Listening to Music 3. Keys 4. Watches 5. Social Media 6. Hobbies 7. Outer Space 8. Street Market 9. Art 10. Science 11. Puzzles 12. Shopping 13. Singing 14. Memory 15. Daily Routine 16. Walking 17. Films/Movies 18. Reading 19. Bags 20. Sitting IELTS Speaking Part 2 — Topics 1. Describe a day out which didn't cost a lot 2. Making a decision that positively changed your life 3. Describe a person who faced difficulties but succeeded 4. Describe a tall building you like or dislike 5. Describe an interesting song you know 6. Describe a famous person you'd like to meet 7. Describe a bicycle/motorbike/car trip you want to take 8. Describe an interesting video you saw recently IELTS Speaking Part 3 — Topics 1. Learning languages 2. Tall buildings

IELTS Speaking Part 3 — Topics 1. Learning languages 2. Tall buildings

IELTS Speaking Part 2 — Topics 1. Describe a day out which didn't cost a lot 2. Making a decision that positively changed your life 3. Describe a person who faced difficulties but succeeded 4. Describe a tall building you like or dislike 5. Describe an interesting song you know 6. Describe a famous person you'd like to meet 7. Describe a bicycle/motorbike/car trip you want to take 8. Describe an interesting video you saw recently

IELTS Speaking Part 1 — Topics 1. Team Sports 2. Listening to Music 3. Keys 4. Watches 5. Social Media 6. Hobbies 7. Outer Space 8. Street Market 9. Art 10. Science 11. Puzzles 12. Shopping 13. Singing 14. Memory 15. Daily Routine 16. Walking 17. Films/Movies 18. Reading 19. Bags 20. Sitting

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The diagram illustrates the stages involved in manufacturing soft cheese, from the initial mixing of raw ingredients through to the final cooled product. Overall, the process transforms a liquid mixture of water and milk into a solid dairy product through a series of alternating heating and cooling stages, with temperatures ranging dramatically from 5°C to 100°C. In total, the entire procedure takes 24 hours to complete, excluding the initial mixing stage, and results in the separation of waste water from the finished cheese. The process begins with water and milk being combined in a mixing unit, where the two liquids are blended together to form a thick mixture. This mixture is subsequently transferred to a cooling chamber, where it is kept at a temperature of 9°C for a period of two hours. Following this, salt is introduced into the mixture, which then undergoes fermentation at a considerably higher temperature of 37°C over a six-hour period. Once fermentation is complete, the mixture proceeds to the evaporation stage, where it is heated to 100°C for eight hours. During this stage, steam is released as excess liquid evaporates from the mixture. The resulting substance is then passed through a filter, which separates any remaining waste water from the mixture. Finally, the filtered mixture is transferred to a cooling tank, where it is stored at 5°C for a further eight hours. It is during this final stage that the mixture solidifies into soft cheese, ready for consumption, while any leftover waste water is drained away. (234 words) Learn more about the actual process: 🔗 https://encyclopedia.che.engin.umich.edu/cheese/ 🔗 https://library.uniteddiversity.coop/Food/Cheese_making.pdf

IELTS Writing Task 1 — Process Diagram (Band 8-9 sample)

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🎙 Top 3 tips for IELTS Speaking Part 3 Part 3 isn't about sounding smart — it's about discussing ideas the way a fluent speaker naturally would. Here's what actually moves the needle: 1️⃣ Take a side, don't sit on the fence Examiners aren't grading your opinion. They're grading how clearly you defend it. ❌ "It depends, some people think this, others think that..." ✅ "I'd say the drawbacks outweigh the benefits, mainly because..." A fence-sitting answer has nowhere to go. Commit, then explain. 2️⃣ Zoom out from personal to societal Part 1 is about you. Part 3 is about the world. If your answer to "Do people read less now?" is just "I don't read much," you're still stuck in Part 1 mode. ❌ "I personally don't read books." ✅ "I'd say reading habits have shifted rather than declined — people read constantly, just on screens instead of paper." Talk about trends and generations, not just your own habits. 3️⃣ Use one sharp example, not a vague claim "For example..." is one of the most underused phrases in Part 3. A concrete example instantly makes an answer sound more fluent and considered. ❌ "Technology has changed how we communicate a lot." ✅ "Take video calls, for example — my grandparents now message family abroad daily, something that would've been unthinkable 20 years ago." One sharp example beats three vague sentences. Try weaving all three into your next practice run — spin a random Part 3 topic and record yourself using them: https://ieltswithsanokulov.com/speaking-spin/ What's the hardest part of Part 3 for you? 👇

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