8777IELTS - IELTS & CELPIP test prep

Here's a new set of questions asked worldwide in the second week of June 2021.

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PART 1

1 What's your favorite subject?

2 Is there something that helps you to study efficiently?

3 What is more important for you, lecturers or friends?

4 Is there anything you want to change in your university?

5 Do you plan to get a job in the same field as your subject?

PART 2

Describe a change that could improve your local area. You should say:

• What the change would be

• How this change could be made

• What problems are causing the need for this change

And explain how this change would improve your local area.

PART 3

1 Why do old people not like changes?

2 Is it important to be flexible?

3 Do you think it’s important for people to socialize with their neighbours?

4 How do people socialize with their neighbors?

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Every Saturday, my goal is to record ideal, band-9-level responses to a brand new, full IELTS speaking test so that you can have a good idea of what to say in response to these questions. Regardless of whether you're aiming for a 6.5 or a 9, these videos will be helpful for you. Please keep in mind that some of these responses will be much longer than the amount of time for which you'd need to speak, but I'm doing this so that you have an idea of all the kinds of things you can say and HOW to say them in your test.

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