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1、Try practicing in the following way: First, note some ideas. Then record yourself speaking for two minutes. Next, listen to the recording and write down what you said. Finally, try to improve the written description.Here are five simple rules for Speaking Part 1:1. Keep your answers short, and then

2、stop with confidence.2. Answer the questions using full sentences.3. Use words from the examiners question in your answer.4. If possible, give a reason for your answer.5. Dont forget to say yes or no when necessary.Heres an example to illustrate these points:Do you like parks?Yes, I like parks becau

3、se they are great places to relax. If you live in a city, a park is often the only place where you can escape from the noise and the traffic.IELTS Speaking: useful expressionsIn this lesson I want to draw your attention to a few useful expressions that I used in last weeks answers. Maybe you could t

4、ry using them in your own answers.1. An alternative way to say and:- Just as individuals can learn from their mistakes, societies can (also).- Just as we need to exercise the body, we also need to exercise the mind.2. A nice way to introduce a personal example or opinion:- From what Ive read in the

5、newspapers,.- From what Ive heard / seen / experienced,.3. Giving an opinion when youre not sure:- If I had to guess what might happen in the future, Id like to think that.- If I had to give my opinion, Id say.IELTS Speaking Part 1: strange questionsIn part 1 of the speaking test, the examiner will

6、ask around 10 easy questions. However, students have reported some strange questions, such as:1. Do you like parks?2. Do you think different colours can change our moods?3. When do people give flowers in your country?Dont be shocked by these questions. Just give a simple answer with a reason. Dont w

7、orry about using fantastic grammar or vocabulary; just try to answer without hesitating. For example:1. Yes, I like parks because they are great places to relax. I think all cities need green areas.2. Yes, I think bright colours, like red, can make you feel energetic. Some greens and blues can be mo

8、re relaxing.3. People give flowers on special occasions like birthdays or on Valentines Day. In my country, giving flowers is seen as romantic.IELTS Speaking Part 1: friends topicIn part 1 of the IELTS speaking test, remember to keep your answers short and simple. Here are some example questions and

9、 short answers:1. Are your friends mostly your age or different ages?Most of my friends are about the same age as me because we met at school or university. Ive got one or two friends who are older or younger that I met through work.2. Do you usually see your friends during the week or at weekends?I

10、 tend to meet up with my friends at weekends because everyones too busy during the week.3. The last time you saw your friends, what did you do together?It was one of my friends birthday last weekend. Six of us went out for a meal to celebrate.4. In what ways are your friends important to you?I think

11、 its important to have friends that you can talk to and share experiences with. My friends make me laugh, but I know I can also rely on them whenever I need help or support.IELTS Speaking Part 1: travel habitsRemember that Part 1 questions are supposed to be easy. Just give a simple answer and a rea

12、son.1. What form of transport do you prefer to use? Why?I prefer to travel by car because it means that I have my own space. Also, the buses and trains in my city are usually overcrowded; my car is much more comfortable.2. How much time do you spend travelling on a normal day?I probably spend about

13、an hour and a half travelling to and from work. I travel during the rush hours, so there is quite a lot of traffic.3. What do you do while you are travelling?I usually listen to the radio or a CD. In the morning I like to listen to the news to find out what is happening in the world.4. Do you ever h

14、ave problems with transport?Yes, as I said, I get stuck in traffic on my way to and from work. I used to get annoyed by traffic jams, but now Im used to them.A few important points: In the answer to question 4, can you see the difference between I used to and Im used to? Notice the good vocabulary:

15、have my own space, overcrowded, to and from work, rush hour, find out what is happening in the world, get stuck in traffic. If the examiner asks a question that you have already answered, just say as I said and repeat your answer.IELTS Speaking Part 1: communication topic1. How do you usually keep i

16、n touch with members of your family?I mostly keep in touch with my family by phone, and Ive started using the Internet to make video calls. I also try to visit members of my family in person as often as I can.2. Do you prefer to speak to people by phone or by writing emails?It depends on the situati

17、on. I use email and text messages to communicate with friends, but my parents prefer it if I phone them.3. Do you ever write letters by hand? (Why / Why not?)No, I dont write letters by hand because its so much easier to send an email that will arrive immediately.4. Is there anything you dislike abo

18、ut mobile phones?Well, I dont like listening to other peoples conversations in public places, and I dont like it when someones phone rings in the cinema or during a lessonIELTS Speaking Part 1: clothes1. Are clothes and clothing fashions important to you? (Why/Why not?)No, clothes and fashions are n

19、ot really important to me. I tend to wear clothes that are comfortable and practical rather than fashionable.2. What different clothes do you wear for different situations?Well, I have to dress quite formally for work, so I wear a shirt and trousers. At home I prefer to wear jeans and a T-shirt, and

20、 on special occasions I might wear a suit.3. Do you wear different styles of clothes now compared to 10 years ago?No, not really, because I dont follow fashion. I think I have dressed in a similar way for the last 10 years.4. Do you think the clothes we wear say something about who we are?Yes, they

21、probably do. Some people are really careful about what they wear because they want to be seen as stylish. Other people wear clothes that show wealth or status, such as clothes by famous designersIELTS Speaking Part 1: reading topic1. Do you like reading?Yes, I like reading a lot. I read all sorts of

22、 things, including novels, newspapers, magazines, and online articles.2. Do you usually read for leisure or for work purposes?Well, I have to do a certain amount of reading as part of my job, but I probably read more for enjoyment. I pick up a newspaper most days, and I usually have a book on the go

23、.3. What was your favourite book or story when you were a child?The first book that I remember really enjoying was The Hobbit. It only took me a few days to read because I liked it so much that I couldnt put it down.4. Do you think its important that children read regularly?Definitely. I think readi

24、ng is possibly the most important skill that children learn. The ability to read opens the door to all aspects of education.IELTS Speaking Part 1: laughingThe following questions are taken from Cambridge IELTS 7, page 55. The aim in part 1 is to give short, simple answers. Dont worry about using dif

25、ficult grammar.1. What kinds of thing make you laugh?I laugh most when Im with friends talking about funny things that have happened to us. I also like watching comedians and comedy films.2. Do you like making other people laugh?Yes, its a nice feeling when you can make someone laugh because you can

26、 see that youve made them happy. Its great to share a funny moment with someone.3. Do you think its important for people to laugh?Yes, of course. Its important to see the funny side of things; humour helps us not to take life too seriously. I think that laughter is good for our health.4. Is laughing

27、 the same as feeling happy?Its not exactly the same because you can be happy without laughing, and sometimes we laugh when something bad has happened; a sense of humour can help us to cope with difficult situations.IELTS Speaking Part 1: musical instrumentsFor IELTS speaking part 1, remember to give

28、 short, simple answers. Answer the question with a full sentence and give a reason for your answer. Here are some example questions and answers about musical instruments (from Cambridge IELTS book 6):1. Which musical instrument do you like listening to most? (Why?)My favourite musical instrument to

29、listen to is the guitar. I like the fact that there are different types of guitar, like classical, acoustic and electric. I love the variety of sounds a guitar can make.2. Have you ever learned to play a musical instrument?I took some guitar lessons when I was younger and still have a guitar at home

30、. I dont play it much nowadays. I wish I had more time to practise.3. Do you think children should learn to play an instrument at school?Yes, I think its a great skill and its really enjoyable to be able to play a musical instrument. All children should be given this opportunity.4. How easy would it

31、 be to learn to play an instrument without a teacher?It would probably be more difficult without a teacher. You need someone to show you what to do and correct your mistakes. You need a lot of discipline to teach yourself.IELTS Speaking Part 1: telephoning topicHere are some part 1 questions and sam

32、ple answers from Cambridge IELTS book 9. Remember to make your part 1 answers short and simple. Just give a direct answer, followed by a reason or one extra piece of information.1. How often do you make telephone calls?I probably make three or four phone calls every day, usually just to make arrange

33、ments with work colleagues or to speak to family and friends.2. Who do you spend most time talking to on the telephone?I think it would be one of my closest work colleagues. We often call each other rather than meeting face-to-face.3. When do you think youll next make a telephone call?My family are

34、expecting me to phone them as soon as I finish this exam. Theyll want to know how it went.4. Do you sometimes prefer to send a text message instead of telephoning?Yes. I prefer to send a text message when Im arranging something simple, like a time to meet someone. In those situations, a phone call i

35、snt necessary.IELTS Speaking Part 1: numbers topicOne of my students had these questions in her exam last week. Ive put an example answer below each one.1) Do you have a favourite number or a number that is special to you?Yes, my favourite number is. because its the day I was born on, and its my luc

36、ky number.2) Do any numbers have special importance in your country?Yes, certain ages are special. For example, your 18th birthday is important because its when you are considered to become an adult.3) Are you good at remembering numbers? Why / why not?No, Im not very good at remembering numbers. I

37、dont think its necessary to learn them by heart; I just save them on my phone.4) What numbers do people often have to memorise?The most important number to remember on a daily basis is the pin number for your bank card. Without this you cant pay for anything or get cash out.IELTS Speaking Part 1: to

38、ys topic1) Did you play with toys when you were a child?Yes, of course. I loved playing with toys when I was a child; I think all children do.2) What kinds of toys did you like?As far as I remember, I mostly played with toy cars, planes and action figures from films or cartoons. I also liked buildin

39、g things with Lego.3) In your country, do boys and girls play with the same types of toys?Not really. I think boys like the kinds of toys that I mentioned before, whereas girls play with dolls. My niece, for example, doesnt like toy cars; she prefers dressing dolls in different outfits.4) Do you thi

40、nk that toys help children to learn?Yes, I do. All toys encourage children to use their imagination and creativity. Even with simple toys, children imagine situations and invent games and rules.IELTS Speaking Part 1: neighbours topicIve recently bought Cambridge IELTS book 8. Below are some question

41、s and example answers from the first speaking test in the book. Remember that part 1 is supposed to be easy, so you should give short, direct answers.1. How well do you know your next-door neighbours?I know my neighbours quite well. Theyre really nice people, and I always stop to talk whenever I see

42、 them. I think its important to get on well with the people who live next door.2. How often do you see them?I see my neighbours at least a few times a week. We usually see each other when were leaving for work in the morning or coming home in the evening.3. What problems do people sometimes have wit

43、h their neighbours?I think the most common problem is probably noise. Its difficult to live next to people who have a dog that barks at night, or who play loud music or have too many parties.IELTS Speaking Part 1: home townHere are some part 1 questions and answers on the topic of home town. Try cha

44、nging the answers to similar ones about your own town or city. Keep your answers short, simple and direct.1. Where are you from?Im from Manchester, which is a city in the north west of England.2. Do you like your home town? (Why?)Yes, I like living in Manchester because its where most of my friends

45、live, and because there are plenty of things to do there. The only thing I dont like is the weather.3. Would you prefer to live somewhere else? (Why?)For the moment Im happy living here, but at some point Id like to live in a country with a warmer climate, and Id like to live near a beach!4. Do you

46、think your home town is a good place for young people? (Why?)Yes, Manchester has lots of things for young people, such as sports facilities, music and cinemas.IELTS Speaking Part 1: accommodation topicHere are some questions that I found on the official IELTS website, ielts.org. The answers below ar

47、e my examples. Remember to keep your part 1 answers short and simple. You dont need to show off in part 1.1. Tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in.I live in a house that has a living room, a kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a small garden. Its not a very big house, but its just ri

48、ght for me.2. How long have you lived there?Ive lived there for about five years. Its the first house that Ive owned; before that I was renting an apartment.3. What do you like about living there?I like living there because I think the house reflects my personality: I decorated it myself, I chose al

49、l the furniture, and everything is where I want it to be.4. What sort of accommodation would you most like to live in?If I could, Id buy a bigger house near a beach or in the mountains, preferably somewhere with a warm climateIELTS Speaking Part 1: giving negative answersIts fine to give negative an

50、swers in part 1 of the speaking test. Here are some example negative answers for people who dont like sport:1. What sports or physical activities do you regularly do?Unfortunately I dont have time to do any sports or physical activities because of my work commitments. Id like to find more time for r

51、egular exercise.2. Which sport or game would you like to be good at?Id like to be good at tennis. It must be great to be able to hit the ball as hard as you can and watch it land exactly where you wanted it to.3. Do you prefer watching or playing sports?I dont watch much sport on TV and Im not a big

52、 sports fan, so I think I would probably enjoy doing sports more than watching them.4. Do you think children should be encouraged to do more sport?Yes, I think that sport is really important for children. Sports and games teach children to play together and try their best.IELTS Speaking Part 1: cook

53、ing topicHere are some recent part 1 questions, with my example answers.1. Do you like cooking? Why / why not?Sometimes I like preparing a special meal for family or friends who visit, but everyday cooking is a bit boring; its something that has to be done, but its not really fun.2. Who did the cook

54、ing in your family when you were a child?My mother almost always did the cooking when I was young. I dont think she trusted my father to make a nice meal.3. Do you think that its important to know how to cook well?Im not sure whether its important to cook well, but I do think that everyone should kn

55、ow the basics. It definitely isnt healthy to rely on pre-prepared meals or fast food.4. Do you think that children should be taught cookery at school?Yes, thats probably a good idea. If all children knew how to cook a few basic, healthy meals, that would surely be a good thing.IELTS Speaking Part 1:

56、 emails and handwritingAt work or in your studies, do you often write things?Yes, I write a lot of emails as part of my job. I work for a company that has offices in several countries, so we use email to communicate.How often do you send e-mails?I probably write between 5 and 10 work emails every da

57、y, and I send emails to friends or family a few times a week.Do you prefer to write by hand or on a computer?It depends what Im doing. I prefer the computer for most things because its faster and you can save or copy things, but I still like making notes or writing ideas down by hand.Do you think co

58、mputers might one day replace handwriting?No, I think we will always write by hand as well. I think its an important skill, and schools will continue to teach children to write by hand before they learn to type.IELTS Speaking Part 1: walking topicRemember to keep your part 1 answers short and to the

59、 point. Here are my example answers for some questions about walking:1. Do you like walking?Im not one for going on really long walks in the countryside, but I dont mind walking when Im in a town or city, for example when Im sightseeing in a new place.2. Do you think walking is important?Yes, I thin

60、k its important to be active, and walking is the most basic physical activity that we can do.3. Do you think walking in the countryside is better than walking in the city?Personally, no. As I said before, I like walking in the city, especially if its somewhere with a lot of history like London or Pa

61、ris. Ive done quite a lot of walking in those cities.4. What could be done to improve the experience of walking in cities?I suppose the main issues are space and safety. Pavements need to be wide enough to accommodate lots of pedestrians, and we need safe places to cross the street.IELTS Speaking: i

62、f you dont know what to sayIn Sundays lesson I suggested answering in the following way if you dont know what to say:Well, I dont really know much about. because., but I suppose.In other words, you admit that you dont really know what to say, you explain why, then you invent an answer anyway. Lets t

63、ry using the formula above with an example.Question:What kinds of jobs might stop when the season changes?Answer:Well, I dont really know much about seasonal jobs because everyone works all year round where I live, but I suppose that some jobs related to tourism must stop at the end of the summer ho

64、liday period.IELTS Speaking Part 2: event in historyOne of the most important and shocking events in history is the 9/11 terrorist attacks.This event took place on the East coast of the US on September 11, and it consisted of a series of suicide attacks conducted by a group of terrorists. These terrorists hijacked commercial airplanes and directed them into the Pentagon and the World Trade Center buildings in New York City. Part of the Pentagon was damaged, but both Twin Towers collapsed and were fully de