IELTS Speaking Saturday - Episode 4 [Fishing and Risks]

10/30/20 • 13 min

Here's a new set of questions asked worldwide on October 29.

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Part 1

Do you like fishing?
Why do people like to fish?
What kind of fishing is done in your country?
Do you eat fish?
Would you like to keep a fish as a pet?

Part 2

Describe a risk that you took. You should say
-what was the risk
-what fears did you have
-what were the positive impacts of taking that risk
and explain how you felt about it

Part 3

Do parents usually warn children about taking risks?
Who takes more risks: the young or the old?
Why do children take more risks?
Why are some people afraid of risks?
Is it possible to avoid taking any risks in life?

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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.

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Here's a new set of questions asked worldwide on October 29.

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Part 1

Do you like fishing?
Why do people like to fish?
What kind of fishing is done in your country?
Do you eat fish?
Would you like to keep a fish as a pet?

Part 2

Describe a risk that you took. You should say
-what was the risk
-what fears did you have
-what were the positive impacts of taking that risk
and explain how you felt about it

Part 3

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Previous Episode

IELTS Speaking Saturday - Episode 3 [Furniture and Children's Behaviour]

Here is a new set of questions - I believe these were asked on October 19.
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Part 1

Describe the furniture in your home.

Which piece of furniture is your favourite?

Is there any furniture that you dislike?

Did anyone ever give you furniture as a gift? Why/why not?

What kind of furniture would you like to buy?

Would you ever buy used furniture?

Part 2

Talk about a time when you saw a child misbehaving in public. Please say

– where it was

– what the child was doing

– how others reacted to it

And explain how you felt about this.

Part 3

What are some examples of children’s bad behavior?

Are parents these days stricter than in the past?

How should parents stop their children from misbehaving?

Do you think corporal punishment is appropriate?

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Every Saturday, my goal is to record a brand new, full IELTS speaking test so that you can have a good idea of what an ideal response would be like. Regardless of whether you're aiming for a 6.5 or a 9, these videos will be helpful for you.

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IELTS Speaking Saturday - Episode 5 [Holidays and Books]

Here's a new set of questions asked worldwide on October 31.

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Part 1
– What’s the most interesting place to visit in your hometown?
– Do many tourists visit your country?
– Do you like long or short holidays?
– Where do you like to go on holidays?
– Do you prefer beach holidays or city holidays?

Part 2
Describe a book you read that you found useful. You should say:
- When you read it
- What type of book is it
- What is it about
And explain why you found it useful

Part 3
– Some critics say reading is better than writing; do you agree?
– Are ebooks better than physical books?
– What kinds of books are most popular with children in your country?
– Some people say adults are better at reading than children. Is that true?
– Do young people and old people like to read the same types of books?

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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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