IELTS SPEAKING PART 1 BAND 9: TOP QUESTIONS & BEST ANSWERS IN IELTS EXAM | S1

IELTS SPEAKING PART 1 BAND 9: TOP QUESTIONS & BEST ANSWERS IN EXAM | S1.
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• IELTS Speaking Part 1,...
Part 1 - Introduction and interview
What’s involved?
In this part, the examiner introduces him/herself and checks your identity. Then the examiner asks you general questions on some familiar topics, such as home, family, work, studies or interests.
Part 1 is 4-5 minutes long.
What skills are tested?
This part tests your ability to give opinions and information on everyday topics and common experiences or situations by answering a range of questions.

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A social butterfly is someone who is social and friendly with everyone

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How was your exam going? Could you please share the questions?

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[@sayalikothalkar9917]

I had my ielts speaking yesterday and had pretty much the same questions that I read from random Google images when I was searching for ielts speaking sample questions, I was really shocked tbh. I don't exactly remember all the questions but they were: 1)Simple hometown related questions • what is famous is you hometown • do you know the historical background of your hometown, elaborate.. • how often do you get dreams • do you think they have influence on you life • would you like to study more about dreams Etc 2) Cue card • talk about a person you follow on social media -why do you follow him - what does he do - what kind of content does he put - would you still follow him in the future • lastly, about newspaper and social media

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IELTS Speaking / April 5 2019 / ELC Boston Centre / USA Part 1: What sports do you like? Where are you from currently? Do you like changing weather or do you prefer same weather whole year? Which is your favorite season? What activity you do in different seasons of the year? Part 2: (Suggestion: Please memorize answer about at least 2 books so you don’t have to think in the exam. Believe me it’s hard to come up with book in 1 minuet.) A book you last read Which was the book? What was it about? Why you chose that book? Part 3: What type of books youngsters and the old people like to read? How it affects for people who cannot read? Tough question What habits have changed in youth about reading a book? Another tough question Why young people read a book?

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@@anuradhaarvind8387 Some people believe that school-leavers should start working immediately, while others believe that they should go to university first. Discuss both the views and give your opinion.

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It’s easy one. Thanks for responding 🙏

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16:54 Why was the Examiner saying"What are the most famouse dishes......". Why he use to be(are), but we know if the object use "most", it will be singular thing ?

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[@NiazMohammad]

what's one expected to say when he/she neither work nor study i.e. is unemployed? should he/she speak the truth or make it up?

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[@gisellesuarez6893]

Why they don't use the expressions "kind of" and "you know", especially in the definition of land-yachting? These expressions are natural from native speakers..

[@miagallagher6371]

I'm a native speaker but I would avoid these phrases during an exam or when speaking in public because it's considered to be bad English. There is much better vocabulary that you can use. We tend to use 'you know' and 'sort of' when we are hesitating.

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Do we allow to give longer ans in first section?

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Please take this as a constructive feedback, because I could notice there is a spelling error of the word " Introduction" & its mispelled as " Introducation". kindly notice these simple errors as this is subjective to the English learning. Anyways this video was helpful..