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IELTS Speaking test in Iran – October 2021 Part 1 (Interview) – What is your full name? – Can I see your identification? – Tell me about your hometown. – When do people use headphones? – Do you use headphones? – Can you concentrate in noisy places? – What do you do to concentrate in noisy places? – Were you a student who listened to every lesson at school? Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe an exciting book that you have read. Please say – What the book was – How you heard about it – When you read it – And explain why you consider this book exciting. Part 3 (Discussion) – Who reads more, boys or girls? – What kinds of books do old and young people like? – Let’s talk about films based on books. – Is it better to read the book first and then watch the film or the other way around? #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

Writing task 2 (an essay) It is impossible for the government to help everyone around the world, so it should focus on its own country’s development. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement? Speaking test Interview – What is your full name? – Can I see your ID? – Where are you from? – Do you work or study? – What subject are you studying? – Why do you think people choose such a subject in your country? – Which subject is your favorite? – Where do you live? – How livable is your city? – Nowadays children spend more time watching TV than in the past, is it a good or a bad habit? – Do you watch television? – Which shows are your favorite? Cue Card Talk about a book that you have read recently. Please say – What was its title? – Who is the author? – What did you learn from it? – And explain why you liked or disliked it. Discussion – When did you read the book? – Why did you choose this book? – Would you recommend it to your friends? – What kind of people would like this book? #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

Writing Band 9 You should spend about 40 minutes on this task. Many cities have areas where the only cars are taxis and buses. Is this a positive or a negative development? What are the effects of this on individuals and society? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your knowledge or experience. You should write at least 250 words. Sample Band 9 Essay Banning cars from the centre of various cities around the world has been a strategy to reduce pollution and encourage people to use public transport. It has had various positive effects for both individuals and for society as a whole. Banning cars from the centre of cities seems to be a very positive development. Fewer cars on the road means less pollution and fewer fossil fuel resources being used up. Although the effect on resources might be relatively negligible, it can create a newer way of thinking regarding the dynamics of transport within cities and this could be the most important benefit to society. Some people working in the centre of these cities may complain about inconvenience, but many would agree that this is a small price to pay. A reduction in the reliance of people on private vehicles is likely to encourage them to use public transport or even bicycles. Using public transport, especially the types that run on clean sources of power, will significantly raise air quality levels in cities, which will of course benefit everyone. The clean air could even further encourage the use of bicycles, which would in turn promote more healthy lifestyles and less obesity. This would contribute on an individual level to people’s well-being and a better and longer life, and on a societal level, it would lessen the strain on public health resources. Governments could encourage this by creating more bicycle lanes to make cycling easier and safer. In conclusion, it is clear that banning cars from the centre of cities is significantly beneficial. Better health and ecology, as well as improvement in longevity and well-being can benefit individuals and the entire society. #writing زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

IELTS test in Vietnam – October 2021 (Academic Module) Writing task 2 (an essay) Schools should not force children to learn a foreign language, because some students don’t have a natural ability for languages. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Speaking test 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 want to live in the countryside? – Is it easy for you to concentrate in a noisy environment? – How important is a daily routine to you? – When did you start to learn science? – Which science subject do you find interesting? Cue Card Describe an activity you usually do that is a waste of your time. Please say – What is it? – When do you usually do it? – Why do you do it? – And explain why you think it wastes your time. Discussion – What makes people feel stressed? – Why do you think it is? – What technological problems can cause people to feel stressed? #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

IELTS Speaking test in India – October 2021 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 an apartment or a house? – Do you like living there? – Would you like to move somewhere else? – Let’s talk about clothes. – How often do you wear special clothes? – Do you remember wearing special clothes in your childhood? – When was the last time you wore a special outfit? – Do you like wearing traditional clothes? ⇒ Go here to learn how to score Band 7+ in Speaking ⇐ Cue Card Describe a talent or an interest you had in your childhood (such as singing, dancing, doing crafts, etc). Please say – What was the talent or interest? – How did you discover your talent? – How did you try to develop it? – Why were you interested in that? Discussion – Do your friends know about your talent? – Do you think it is important for a children to have a special talent? – Should parents help them to develop their talent? – What do you think about parents forcing their children into something? – What should everyone do to take their special talent to the next level? #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

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Sample Band 9 Letter Writing Task 1 You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. You recently bought some food at a supermarket, but, when you got home, you found that the food was in bad condition. Write a letter to the manager of the supermarket. In your letter, – explain what happened to you – give details of the day and time of the purchase – ask the manager what he/she intends to do about your experience You should write at least 150 words. You do NOT need to write any addresses. Begin your letter as follows: Dear Sir / Madam, Dear Sir / Madam, I am a regular customer at Nelly’s supermarket and have never experienced a lack of quality in your products. However, last week, I made a rather disappointing purchase at your store that I would like to complain about. Last Friday, I purchased a series of products that proved to be very unacceptable in quality and condition. Firstly, a bag of mandarins were completely covered in mould. I could not see this when I was at the supermarket, as the bag was covered in advertisements and the mandarins were not visible. Furthermore, I bought three pineapples, two of which had worms in the middle when I cut them open at home. Lastly, two sets of Vanilla Yoghurt were also three weeks past their sell-by date. This did not actually cause a problem as they were still in a good condition, but I noticed this as I began to inspect everything after having detected the damaged mandarins and pineapples. I made these purchases on Friday the 12th of October, at around 3pm in the afternoon and I would now like to know what you intend to do about this problem. Is there a possible refund or other means of compensation? I am looking forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards, John Bloomsrock #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

Speaking test Part 1 (Interview) – What is your full name? – Can I see your ID? – Where are you from? – Do you work or study? – Do you use headphones? – What type of headphones is your favourite? – When do you use headphones? – In what settings wouldn’t you use headphones? – Are you spending a lot of time alone? – When was the last time you were alone? – What do you like to do when you are alone? – Is spending time alone important? Part 2 (Cue Card) Talk about a cafe you like to visit. Please say – where the cafe is situated – what it looks like – what kind of food or drink you had there – and explain why you like this cafe. Part 3 (Discussion) – Do you go to cafes often? – Why do people like going to cafes? – Why do some people prefer working or studying in a cafe? – Do people in your country prefer drinking coffee or tea? – Who drinks coffee more, younger or older people? #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

IELTS Speaking test in Japan – October 2021 Speaking test 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 for work? – Do you like it? – Do you use technology at work? – What can you improve by using technology? – What is your favorite public holiday? Why? – What did you do during the last public holiday? – Would you like more public holidays? – Do you like flowers? – Have you ever grown flowers? – Did you give flowers to someone recently? Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a tall building that you like or dislike. Please say – Where and what is it? – What is it used for? – What does the building look like? – And explain why you like or dislike it. Part 3 (Discussion) – Is it common to live in a tall building in Japan? – What are the advantages and disadvantages of living in a tall building? – Do you think the number of tall buildings will continue to rise? – Why do people want to custom-design their own houses? – Why is it difficult to get a job as an architect? – Is it difficult to be an architect in your country? #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

IELTS test in the Philippines – October 2021 (Academic Module) Writing task 2 (an essay) One way to solve the problem of congestion is to increase tax on private vehicles. Do the advantages of this solution outweigh its disadvantages? Part 1 (Interview) – What is your full name? – Can I see your ID? – Where are you from? – Do you work or study? – Let’s talk about science. – Did you like science at school? – When did you start learning science, in primary school or high school? – Do you think science classes are important? – If you could use science to invent something, what would it be? Why? – Do you like barbecue parties? – How often do you eat barbecue food? – Do you invite your friends or family to barbecue parties? – What kind of food do you like to cook on a barbecue? Part 2 (Cue Card) Talk about some interesting local news from your city. Please say – What was the news – Where you heard or read the news – Who was involved – And explain why people were interested in it. Part 3 (Discussion) – Why do people like to read the local news? – Why do people like the local news more than international news? – How do people get the news? #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

IELTS test in New Zealand – October 2021 (General Training) Writing task 1 (a letter) You bought a piece of furniture from a store in another town recently. There is a problem with the item you bought. Write a letter to the store manager. In your letter, – Provide the details of your purchase – Describe the problem that you have with it – Suggest what can be done about it. Writing task 2 (an essay) Some people participate in extreme and dangerous sports. What can be done to avoid danger? How could these sports be made safer? Speaking test 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 like your job? – Are you feeling stressed often? – How do you relieve stress? – Do you do any physical activities or exercises? – What do you do? – How often do you do it? – What is your favorite activity? Part 2 (Cue Card) Talk about any equipment that you use at home. Please say – What it is – What you use it for – How often you use it – And explain why it is important to you. Part 3 (Discussion) – What other useful equipment do you have at home? – Do you think younger generation is more comfortable with modern equipment than older people? Why? – Nowadays many factories use machines and automatic equipment instead of manual labor. Why do you think it is? – Is it beneficial for the environment? #recent_exam زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

Sample Band 8 Essay Writing Task 2 You should spend about 40 minutes on this task. Write about the following topic: In many countries, young people are finding it harder and harder to find permanent jobs. Why is this happening? What can be done to improve the situation? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your knowledge or experience. You should write at least 250 words. In this fast-moving age, with the development of education and modern technologies, people strive to have a secure job after graduating from colleges and universities. Despite their efforts, so many young adults in different parts of the world have a negative experience of finding a long-term job. It so happens that most colleges and universities focus on students’ academic performance much more than their practical skills. Unfortunately, many companies reserve permanent job opportunities for experienced applicants because there is no need to invest much in their training. Lack of practical experience in new graduates puts them at a disadvantage as far as companies are concerned. The situation is made worse by the abundance of advanced technologies that can easily replace human labor. Robots and computers work more efficiently and with higher precision than humans. That shrinks the pool of available job placements even more, as companies only need to hire highly educated and experienced staff. Fortunately, there is a number of solutions that can help inexperienced workers gain permanent employment. An obvious one is that universities could offer internships to their students, or arrange workshops in addition to classwork. This would help students to get training and experience in their respective fields. Also, the government could examine the demands of changing labor market and steer young people towards professions that will be popular in the coming years. Together with colleges and universities the government could create special awareness programs for graduates, providing them with an overview of various job offers and their benefits. This way students would be able to choose the right jobs for themselves. To sum up, lack of demand in the labour market and insufficient experience are two major reasons why many young people have trouble finding a permanent position. Helping them gain hands-on experience as part of their studies and educating them about career options early on is key to improving the employment outcome for them. #writing

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‍ Speaking test Part 1 (Interview) - What is your full name? - Can I see your ID? - Where are you from? - What is the weather like in your hometown? - Do you have a favourite season? - Why is this season your favourite? - How often do you check the weather? Why? - Have your plans ever been affected by the weather? Part 2 (Cue Card) Talk about an English lesson you enjoyed. You should say - when you took the lesson - where you took the lesson - what you learned in the lesson - and explain what the teacher did to make this lesson enjoyable. Part 3 (Discussion) - Which language in your opinion is the most important in the world nowadays, and why? - Why is it so important to know another language? - Is travel the only reason why learning another language is beneficial? - What is the hardest part of learning a new language? - Do you think learning another language is more important for young people or old people? - Who finds learning a new language easier, children or adults? زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

‍ Speaking test, Part 1 (Interview) questions 1. Do you work or study? I currently work as a real estate agent in my home town. 2. What kind of work do you do? I help potential clients make the right decisions when buying a new home. I also help homeowners to put their houses on the market. The job involves a lot of negotiating and communication between the different parties involved. It’s much harder than most people think it is! 3. Did you always want to be in this profession? No, not at all. When I was younger, I dreamt of being a doctor but in college, I discovered that I did not have the stomach for dissections. In fact, the only reason I got into this field was to help out with our household expenses when my husband was in-between jobs. It was supposed to be a temporary solution, but I ended up enjoying it so much that I decided to stick with it for the long run. 4. Are you a morning person? Why or why not? I am not good company at all in the mornings. Everyone who knows me, knows that I am not in a good mood until I get my morning cup of coffee. If I could, I would stay up late and sleep till noon. For some reason, in the morning I just can't think straight. 5. How often do you read? These days I barely find the time to read, and I wish that was different. When I was younger, I always had my nose buried in a book, and I could easily finish a whole book in a day. I cannot believe that I am the same person as now I barely finish a page or two before falling asleep or getting distracted by something on my phone or the TV. 6. Do you love reading books? I do enjoy a good book and as I mentioned before I used to be quite the bookworm. I just do not have the attention span to focus on this hobby anymore. 7. How often do you buy books? I am afraid I buy them too frequently. I have a pile of unread new books and for some reason, I keep buying more. It’s become a bit of an unhealthy habit and my poor wallet is the one زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

Speaking test, Part 2 (Cue Card) question Talk about a city/town you would recommend as a good place to live or visit (it can't be your hometown). You should say - what it is - where it is located - how you know about it - and explain why you would recommend it as a good place to live or visit. Model Answer When I think of a good city to live, I think Islamabad; it has won my heart with its beauty and its kind-hearted people. Islamabad is located in the heart of Pakistan, and it is the capital city of Pakistan. I grew up in South Africa, and the only knowledge I had about Pakistan and Islamabad was the negative image created by the media. Many years later, I travelled to the city with my family and found that this place was nothing like what I had seen on TV. Each street is lined with trees, and there are parks and greenery everywhere. Sometimes we just drive around the city and marvel at all the beautiful trees and flowers. Apart from this, the city is a first-world city and you can find basically everything you would in any western country. There are fast food outlets like McDonald's, large shopping malls and big-name international brands that operate here. But the thing that amazes me the most about this place is that it is super clean, and this is mostly because the residents take pride in their city and homes, and so they take care of their surroundings. Another feature is that it is perfect for tourists, it has everything a modern city can have, plus it's very green and the cost of living is highly affordable. You could live like a king here even earning the minimum wage of most first-world countries. زمان تعیین سطح دوره‌ های آیلتس: سه‌شنبه ساعت ۱۴:۳۰ "دپارتمان زبانهای خارجی" خانه آیلتس البرز 09981107140 @IELTSmft

‍ Latest IELTS Speaking questions from Nigeria – December 2022 Speaking test Part 1 (Interview) - What is your full name? - What shall I call you? - What type of house do you live in? - What do you like about your house? - Where's your favourite place in the house? - Do you like any sports? - What sports did you like when you were a child? - Did you play any sport when you were young? - What good practical skill do you have? - Did you learn this skill from someone? - How can a skill influence your profession? Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe something that you lost and found. You should say - what it was - when you lost it - how you found it - and explain how you felt about it. Part 3 (Discussion) - Why do people lose their things? - How can people prevent losing their property? - How can losing property be prevented in public places? - Why do archaeologists search for buried items? - What do they do with the artefacts they find? - Should those artefacts be kept in their country of origin, or allowed to be taken out of the country?

‍ ‍Speaking test Part 1 (Interview) - What is your name? - Do you work or study? - What are your responsibilities at work? - Why did you choose this job? - Is there something you don't like about your job? - Let's talk about advertisements - Tell me about an advertisement you saw recently that you enjoyed. - What would you do if an advertisement popped up on the Internet or on TV? - Would you like to be in an advertisement one day? Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a day out that doesn't cost much. You should say, - where you went - what you did - what you spent money on - and explain whether you enjoyed the day out and why. Part 3 (Discussion) - What do people in your country do when they have a day off? - Some people like spending time alone at home on a day off, while others prefer going out with friends, why is that? - Are people spending their free time in a different way now, compared to the past? - Do you think that technology has changed the way people enjoy their leisure time now? - Do you think technology is encouraging people to stay home? - Who do you think has more leisure time, older or younger people? Why? - Do you think it is true that young people enjoy active leisure more often than older people? Why?

‍ Speaking test Part 1 (Interview) - What is your name? - Do you work or study? - What are your responsibilities at work? - Why did you choose this job? - Is there something you don't like about your job? - Let's talk about advertisements - Tell me about an advertisement you saw recently that you enjoyed. - What would you do if an advertisement popped up on the Internet or on TV? - Would you like to be in an advertisement one day? Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a day out that doesn't cost much. You should say, - where you went - what you did - what you spent money on - and explain whether you enjoyed the day out and why. Part 3 (Discussion) - What do people in your country do when they have a day off? - Some people like spending time alone at home on a day off, while others prefer going out with friends, why is that? - Are people spending their free time in a different way now, compared to the past? - Do you think that technology has changed the way people enjoy their leisure time now? - Do you think technology is encouraging people to stay home? - Who do you think has more leisure time, older or younger people? Why? - Do you think it is true that young people enjoy active leisure more often than older people? Why?