🔹 IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Intro Questions
Friends
Q: Do you prefer to have a small group of close friends or a large circle of acquaintances?
A: I definitely prefer a small group of close friends. I believe quality is more important than quantity when it comes to friendship, and I feel more secure sharing my thoughts with people I can really trust.
Q: How often do you meet your friends?
A: Usually, I meet them on weekends. Sometimes we go to a café, sometimes we play outdoor games, and occasionally we just relax at someone’s home.
Vegetables
Q: Do you like eating vegetables?
A: Yes, absolutely. Vegetables are not only healthy but also very tasty if they’re cooked well. My favorite is spinach because it’s full of nutrients and I really enjoy the flavor.
Q: Did you eat vegetables when you were a child?
A: Honestly, no. Like most children, I tried to avoid them, but my parents encouraged me, and slowly I developed the habit.
Crops (related to hometown)
Q: What kinds of crops are grown in your hometown?
A: In my hometown, farmers mostly grow wheat, rice, and seasonal vegetables like cucumbers and tomatoes. The soil is very fertile, so agriculture is the backbone of our area.
Q: Have you ever helped in growing crops?
A: Yes, once during my summer vacation I helped my uncle with harvesting vegetables. It was tough but exciting because I realized how much effort farmers put into their work.
🔹 IELTS Speaking Part 2 – Cue Card
Describe an exciting activity you tried for the first time.
You should say:
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What it was
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Where and when you tried it
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Who you did it with
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And explain why it was exciting
Sample Answer:
One of the most exciting activities I tried for the first time was harvesting crops in my hometown last year. My village is surrounded by green fields, and farming is the main source of income there. Even though I grew up watching my grandparents work in the fields, I had never experienced it myself until my friends encouraged me to try it during my last summer vacation.
We went to my uncle’s farm early in the morning, and the view of golden wheat and fresh vegetables was breathtaking. My friends and I were given small tools to help in the harvesting process. At first, I was a bit hesitant, but gradually I became comfortable and even enjoyed cutting cucumbers and tomatoes. The most memorable part was tasting the fresh produce directly from the field—it was far more delicious than anything I had eaten at home.
What made this activity truly exciting was the sense of teamwork and connection with nature. Doing it alongside my friends gave me a new perspective on how much hard work is required to grow the food we eat every day. It was a thrilling and meaningful experience that made me respect farmers even more.
Overall, this first-time activity was unforgettable because it not only gave me joy but also strengthened my bond with my friends and my roots in the village.
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