Cambridge 8 Speaking Test 1 How to give your opinion in English Here are some questions from Cambridge IELTS Book 8 Speaking Test 1 . They include the IELTS Cue Card Describe a time when you were asked to give your opinion in a questionnaire . A native English speaker gave these sample answers to show you what someone might say. Remember, you can answer these questions in many different ways. Cambridge IELTS 8 Speaking Test 1 Tips for IELTS Speaking Do NOT try to memorize full answers - this is unnatural and IELTS examiners are trained to identify memorized answers. Cambridge IELTS 8 Test 1 Speaking Questions & Answers Part 1 Topic | Neighbours How well do you know the people who live next door to you? I know them quite well because we’ve lived beside each other for a couple of years now. The people who live to the right of me, well, it’s a family wi...

Love it or hate it - housework must be done! There are many possible ways to answer questions about housework IELTS speaking Part 1 , below are some examples of typical responses. Who Does the Housework in Your Family? Housework IELTS speaking Part 1 What housework do you do? I usually do the dishes, clean the kitchen cabinets and floor and bathroom. It depends. But typically I pick up dirty laundry, unload the dishwasher, and tidy up my bedroom. I work a lot during the day, so I can't spend a whole lot of time at home on housework. When I am home though, cleaning the kitchen is a priority for me. My last place did not have stainless steel appliances, and it was just too easy to get them dirty with cookware splatters and spills from food prep. It's been satisfying how much brighter looking my new kitchen is with all the stainless steel. So, each night after cooking dinner, I clean up any splatters or smudges around the sink/stove/oven ar...

IELTS Speaking Questions | Public Buildings & Public Places Buildings IELTS Speaking Part 1 In general, what public places do most towns and cities in your country have? Most towns and cities in my country have a variety of public places, including parks, libraries, museums, and so on. However, the types and number of public places vary from one city to another. For example, some cities may have more parks than others or more museums than others. What are the purposes of these public places? The purposes of public places vary depending on the type of place. For example, parks may be used for recreation or relaxation, while libraries may be used for studying or research. Museums, on the other hand, may be used for educational purposes or simply for enjoyment. Do you think we really need these places? I think we definitely need public places. They provide a space for people to gather and enjoy activities together. They also promote learning and discovery. without p...