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Channel Speaking For IELTS (@speaking) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 43 198 subscribers, ranking 3 832 in the Education category.

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Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 43 198 subscribers.

According to the latest data from 08 September, 2024, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by 0 over the last 30 days and by 0 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.

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The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“This channel provides IELTS material without any advertisement. Invite me for a cup of coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/etedali Admin: @etedalii”

Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 09 September, 2024), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Education category.

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IELTS test in Canada – August 2021 @Speaking Writing task 2 Many people leave their home country and go to other countries to live and work. Why do you think it is happening? Do the advantages of this trend outweigh its disadvantages? Speaking test Part 1 (Interview) – What is your full name? – Can I see your ID? – Do you work or study? – What do you do? – Did you always want to be in this profession? – What do you like the most about your job? – What don’t you like about your job? Why? – Have you ever visited any museums? – What kind of museums do you like? – Do you like to visit a museum alone or in a group? Why? – Would you like to work in a museum? Why? – Do you like to read? – Where do you like to read? – What do you like to read? – What are the benefits of reading? – Why is reading important to you? – Was it ever hard for you to read at a certain place? Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a skill that you would like to teach others (other than drawing, cooking or writing). Please say – What is it? – Whom would you like to teach? – Why did you choose this skill? – And explain why this skill is beneficial. Part 3 (Discussion) – What are the necessary qualities to be a good teacher? – Can anyone become a teacher? – Is it important to have a teacher to learn something? – Do you think a teacher should use humour to teach? – Do you think the environment plays a major role in teaching? – Is the current education system failing to keep up with the change in the society, in your opinion? – Do you think Artificial Intelligence can replace a teacher? @Speaking #recent_exam

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Speaking test @Speaking Speaking test IELTS test in Nigeria – June 2021 Part 1 (Interview) – What is your full name? – Can I see your ID? – Where are you from? – Do you work or study? – What do you do? – Do you live in a house or an apartment? – Do you like your house? – Why do you like your house? – Do you like your family? Why? Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a barbecue party that you went to recently. Please say – When and where it was – What the party was for – Whether or not you liked the party, and why. Part 3 (Discussion) – Where would you like to have another barbecue party? – Do you prefer to cook meat or fish on a barbecue? Why? – Would you like to host such a party? @Speaking #recent_exam Writing task 2 (an essay) Some people believe that women should be able to join their country’s army and police forces, but others disagree. Discuss both views and give your opinion, including examples from your knowledge and experience.

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Speaking test @Speaking IELTS Speaking test in India – June 2021 Part 1 (Interview) – What is your full name? – Can I see your ID? – Where are you from? – Do you work or study? – What is your major subject? – Do you live in a house or an apartment? – Describe your house. – Do you have a good view from your windows? – Let’s talk about rest and relaxation. – Do you take breaks at work often? – What do you do during your break time? – Do you take short naps while relaxing? – How do you feel after that? Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe an instance when your computer suddenly stopped working. Please say – When and where was it? – Why did it stop working? – How did you solve this issue? Part 3 (Discussion) – Let’s talk about computers at home. – Do you have one at home? – Why do people use computers at home? – Do people face difficulties while using a computer? – Despite the difficulties, why do people choose to use a computer? – Have computers changed our house chores in any way? – Why do some people get addicted to computer use, in your opinion? – Should parents restrict the time their children spend on a computer? Why? @Speaking #recent_exam

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Speaking test @Speaking In Canada Part 1 (Interview) – What is your full name? – Can I see your ID? – Where are you from? – Do you work or study? – Where do you live now? – What can you tell me about your hometown? – Do you live in an apartment or a house? – What kind of things make you happy? – What kind of things do people in your country feel happy about? – What did you do recently to make someone else happy? Part 2 (Cue Card) Talk about your favorite childhood toy. Please say – What was the toy? – Who gave it to you, and when? – How often did you play with it? – Why was it your favorite toy? Part 3 (Discussion) – Is there a difference between toys that boys and girls play with? Why? – What toys are popular in your country now? – Do you think toys are important for children’s development? – Why do you think so? – How does modern technology affect children’s toys? – What is the difference between toys today and in the past? @Speaking #recent_exam

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be in hot water (idiom): be in serious trouble – I’ll be in hot water if I don’t buy my wife flowers for Valentines Day. vicious (adjective): something causing great physical or emotional pain through aggressive actions or behavior, dangerous – That watch dog is really vicious. It will bite you if you get too close. peel out (phrasal verb): to accelerate a vehicle very quickly – The man peeled out of the parking lot and nearly ran into our car. maniac (noun): a person who acts in a wild or uncontrollable way – That guy is a maniac. He driving out of control and almost hit us. run off (phrasal verb): to force or drive off – He fell asleep at the wheel, and the car ran off the road. hide (verb): to prevent from being seen or discovered – Last night, I just wanted to hide under the table when I spilt my drink on my date. wacky (adjective): crazy, irrational, or silly – Don’t listen to his wacky ideas. They’ll only get you in hot water. @Speaking

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idioms “lie through one’s teeth” = lie so you don’t get in trouble “The man lied through his teeth even though he was guilty of the crime.” “rip someone off” = cheat someone “I decided to hire a lawyer because the salesman ripped me off.” @Speaking

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Idioms “behind bars” = in jail “The police will put you behind bars if you break into that store.” “keep your nose clean” = stay out of trouble “You need to keep your nose clean, or you will lose your job.” @Speaking

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Idioms “see eye to eye” = agree on this, have the same opinion “Even though we come from different countries, we see eye to eye on many different issues.” “stick out like a sore thumb” = very visible because something is different “If we don’t follow the traditions, language, and body language of the culture, our actions might stick out like a sore thumb.” @Speaking