IELTS Speaking Part One- Functional Language Practice Game Make sure you have a different coloured pen or pencil to your partner. Take turns asking single IELTS Speaking Part One questions. Whenever you use a new phrase with one of the functions written below you can tick in that box. You can tick in the same box more than once as long as you use different words. If your partner thinks exactly the same phrase has been used during the game, they can cross that tick off. The person with the most ticks at the end of five minutes is the winner. Checking what the question means
Still not understanding
The question doesn’t quite match your situation
Pausing for thought/ Thinking aloud
Talking about things you can’t remember
Giving vague answers/ Expressing uncertainty
Explaining things you don’t know the English name for (or which have no translation)
IELTS Speaking Part One- Functional Language Practice Game Suggested questions Introduction Can I see some ID? Could I just check your name? Which part is your first name? Friends and family How many people are there in your family? Did you get on well with your family when you were growing up? Would you like to have a large family? When did you first meet your best friend? Hobbies and free time What do you usually do in the evenings? How did you spend your free time when you were at secondary school? Do you enjoy any sports? Food and drink Can you cook? What’s your favourite dish? What is the most famous dish from your area? Work Have you ever had a job? Are you working? What job would you like to do in the future? Studies Are you studying anything at the moment? Is it a difficult subject? Is there anything you dislike about your studies? IELTS and English What do you want to do after you take the IELTS test? Did you enjoy English at school? How long have you been studying English? Hometown Where are you from? Where did you grow up? Do you often visit your hometown? (Would you like to visit more often?) Are there any local specialties in the place you are from? (What are they like?) Does your hometown have a local festival? (What happens there?)
Have you ever had a job? Are you working? What job would you like to do in the future? Studies. Are you studying anything at the moment? Is it a difficult subject ...
What are your predictions for foreign language education in your country in the next ... Suggested topics: - Child rearing. - Education. - The media. - Technology.
4 Can you tell me something about your hometown? 5 Can you ... 10 Do you have any subscriptions to publications? (Why those?/ Why not?) 11 Do you have many brothers and sisters? 12 Do you ... 82 What's the most interesting thing about your favourite
one hour from Tokyo. ⢠I like all kinds, but if I had to choose one genre it would be love comedy. ⢠I'm really into classic music, especially Mozart./ I'm quite fond of ...
Because I am between jobs I have much free time at the moment./ Unfortunately ... I want to career up. ... My job is only arbeit now, so I'd like to become full time.
In the real exam you should generally tell the truth and only do those ... art/ media transport/ travel/ holiday sport/ exercise/ keep fit recent past change near future.
1 = Arts and media. 2 = IELTS and language ... Why are you taking the IELTS exam?/ Why is it important for ... When did you last take an exam? (How was it?) 3.
The first part of the IELTS Speaking Test lasts around 4 to 5 minutes. ... I've recently bought Cambridge IELTS book 8. Below are ... IELTS SPEAKING PART 1.pdf.
Can I ask what one word means?â âSorry. Could you explain this word here?â Asking if it's okay to speak about something. âCan I speak aboutâ¦?â âIs it okay to speak aboutâ¦?â âIs⦠a kind ofâ¦?â âDoes this/ that includeâ¦?â
How has people's awareness of green issues changed over the last 50 years in ... I haven't heard any figures, but it could be slowly decreasing due to power ...
Do you think that people's energy consumption is changing? ... Why do some people resist nuclear energy? ... They obviously produce totally clean energy ...
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eg âIf we compare televisions to computersâ eg âIn comparison, watching football is much more excitingâ eg âin comparison to/with London, my town is quite small eg âthereʼs an interesting comparison between reading and listening to music
What would you like me to call you?/ What should I call you? 5. Would you ... 3. Do you enjoy your studies/ work? (What makes you say that/ Why?)/ What is the.
22 Although it's always correct to use Present Simple to describe a visual ... sentence to go inside the text somewhere, draw a box around it, and draw a big ...
Use the phrases below to describe the IELTS Academic Writing Part One process tasks that your teacher ... The first part of the process is⦠... Going back in time.
IELTS Speaking Part One and Two Vocabulary Brainstorming and Speaking. Write as ... uni(versity), graduate school, (technical/ vocational) college ... year degree/ university degree/ undergraduate degree, junior college degree/ two year de-.