Answers and vocabulary for STUDIES | IELTS Speaking Part 1 (2022)

[@haldunsunetcioglu5994]

I'm a student. I'm doing a grade in communication faculty at Marmara University. By the way, my major is journalism. I'm in my last year of undergrad. I'm planning to enter some scholarship exams after taking the İELTS Academic as this scholarship provides opportunities for students to go abroad for post-grad education.

[@odilov_abdullajon]

I am a third-year student at FBTUIT. I am majoring in Software Engineering

[@bbbalym]

I'm currently school student. However in the future I would like to do a grade in biology in the future. I love your videos Maria, Rory. Thank you it helps me a lot.

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@haldunsunetcioglu5994]

Yes, something definitely creates a more conducive environment for my studying. I like silence as ı study. Besides, it includes my voice should also be turned off since ı can thoroughly focus my subjects only if ı keep myself away from noises and even a little sound. Beyond that, ı prefer to get a bottle of water, or a cup of sorts of drinks that are necessary for getting rid of my thirst. To be honest, ı had heard from somewhere which ı do not recall particularly, but drinking while studying or reading something that requires a full focus helps this activity because the human brain demands accommodating of these thirsty needs.

[@natalin6373]

Вы лучшие!! Спасибо за ваши премиум эпизоды! Супер)))

[@fatemehkazemi2966]

thank god that helped me to be acquainted with you guys. 🤲

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

Thank you =]

[@nnnnnnnnn409]

The correct phrase is "fount of knowledge," and it is often used metaphorically to describe someone who possesses a vast amount of knowledge or information. Example: "He is a fount of knowledge when it comes to historical facts."

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

Thank you for adding this. It turns out that both "fount" and "font" are acceptable though "font" is more common in US English and "fount" is more often used in UK English. Since there are no similar collocations to this, the meaning remains clear despite the difference in spelling (and perhaps pronunciation). =]

[@ШерзодМахмудов-э5р]

Thanks for the video 👍😍

[@ШерзодМахмудов-э5р]

Ooooooo

[@Atom079_personal_blog]

I really like you all of you pls continue doing content

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

Thank you. We will try our best. =]

[@kevinma2010]

Hi, I'm a senior software engineer, from China, I worked several years. I'm trying to learn English, because I want to live and work in oversea.

[@HoangTran-wu1yv]

Great

[@marjoriedemafiles6037]

I am currently working but I would like to do a post graduate study in the near future.

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

Niiice! A postgrad in what?

[@haldunsunetcioglu5994]

That's not my first choice as ı was taking part in the university entrance exam in my country. I mean, in the first place, ı had chosen to start with a history department at one of the universities in my city. Nevertheless, ı do not regret it since communication is an interdisciplinary field, meaning that students can enhance their knowledge and diversify their abilities and working fields after graduation.

[@haldunsunetcioglu5994]

İdealistically, to be honest, if ı could, ı'd like to start with a medical school or law school because these occupations have global recognition, meaning that someone from any part of the world is relatively finding a host of unemployment opportunities compared to the other kind of occupations.

[@_cristian1997]

Hi, María, Hi Rori. I'm from Honduras, I just finish my degree in Agroindustrial Engineer, and I'm looking for scolarships to study a postdegree in Food Science.

[@haldunsunetcioglu5994]

I'm doing an undergrad:)))

[@haldunsunetcioglu5994]

I'm doing a degree in Communication.

[@itsckgaming6119]

I am a student. I am planning to do degree in the University of Vergina Only if i secure good band in ielts exams .

[@malikalatifjanova8131]

Can we use "dilly-dallying" for spending time doing nothing productive instead of studying, is it common in English?

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

Absolutely.

[@tramy27326]

Please help me with this question!!! I've never taken an Ielts exam before, so I wonder that: when the examiner asks me: Do you work or are you a student?. So if I answer that "I'm a student", then the examiner will just ask me questions about "study", right? Please help me T_T Thank you so much!

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

Yes, that's correct. You will need to pick one for the exam. =]

[@haldunsunetcioglu5994]

Rory and Maria say how to express if we're doing a postgrad, and but how can one express if one's doing an undergrad?

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

☝🏻🤘🏻

[@MahammadiBobomurodov]

Hello I am a student. I am doing degree in medicine

[@tahleeltoufique96]

How far is it standard to answer in ielsts with one line or one sentence of a question what he has used several times?

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

2-3 lines should be enough but not all of them can be answered that way. Treat it like a conversation; if they examiner wants to hear more, they will ask.

[@tahireuzun2034]

Hi, I'm Tahire ı just graduated my degree in logistics. I want to do postgrad about supply chain .

[@manpreetdehar7947]

Do anyone know specific word for the skills which are needed for attaining career 😅

[@SuccesswithIELTS]

I think that depends on the sort of career you want to have, but most careers are mapped out over a long period so you could talk about having good planning skills, or attributes like persistence. =]

[@sanjeevrai5563]

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