IELTS Speaking Sample Answer # E-mail

E-mail or electronic mail is defined as the transmission of messages over communications networks. Now, you must be having either an account in gmail or hotmail or yahoo. No matter what, chances are high that you might be having a mail account. Well, either ways, questions sometimes do pop from this topic as well. So, let us have a look at some of the possible questions and their answers.

IELTS Speaking Question 1: Do you send and receive email regularly?

Answer A: I have signed up for many newsletters, google news and other websites, so I do receive emails on daily basis, but they are usually mails from the company. Apart from these, I do get mails regarding work, so our team is mostly in touch using mails. With friends, I am mostly in touch using social media, so there is no point of any other interaction online. I do reply to mails that are regarding work or sometimes chat with people on google hangouts.

Answer B: Yes! As I am working for an IT company, so it’s an integral part of my job to send and receive email regularly. The entire process of communication between me and my colleagues takes place via email.

Answer C: Frankly speaking, I don’t use email as a mode of communication. So, I don’t send and receive emails regularly. Rather, I tend to prefer texting or calling my colleagues.

 

IELTS Speaking Question 2: Who do you usually communicate with?

Answer: Well, I always use email as an official way of sending and receiving information. I usually communicate with my colleagues and seniors regarding official work.

 

IELTS Speaking Question 3: How often do you check your email?

Answer A: As I am a customer service executive, so I have to check my emails very frequently. In fact, I have to keep my email ID logged in to give quick response to the customers. It also helps in improving the service quality of my firm.

Answer B: Frankly speaking, I don’t feel the need to check my emails very frequently. I log in to my email account once a week. I only get some commercial notifications on email, so it’s not required to check my emails regularly.

 

IELTS Speaking Question 4: How often do you check your mail?

Answer : Well, regularly. May be on a daily basis, I would say. Mails are important for me, because my work does not allows me to meet as many people for networking, so we mostly connect using mails, delaying the work does not makes sense.

 

IELTS Speaking Question 5: Do you think writing emails has strengthened or weakened people’s writing skills?

Answer A: Definitely strengthened. We are not talking about the informal mails to friends and family where one just sends in message in whatever language they want. But, if talking about the formal mails or the semi-formal mails, people have surely improved. Because, earlier it was one to one talk, but now along with talk there are messages being send. And I think writing mails gives an idea of the language as well.

Answer B: In my opinion, writing emails has a positive effect on the writing skills of people. As we all know that email is one of the most frequently used modes of formal communication. Therefore, it’s practically true that a person becomes more organized in his writing while compiling formal content.

Answer C: As far as I am concerned, communicating via email has a negative effect on the writing skills of people in many ways. Some applications like auto-correction and spelling checkers have dragged the level of English down, especially grammar and vocabulary. Rather than being aiding tools, they have sub standardized the level of writing skills.

 

IELTS Speaking Question 6: What are some of the disadvantages of mails?

Answer A: I think the major issue with mails is that they carry viruses. So, someone might just drop in a mail having a virus and it can harm the entire computer. In worst cases, it can  can read out your email address book and send themselves to a number of people around the world. The second issue is that one often gets spam messages, a lot. So, if a person does not knows the difference, it surely creates a havoc.

Answer B: There are many disadvantages of emails. But, according to me, spams or unwanted emails pose a serious problem. They often carry dangerous viruses which can damage our computers. Moreover, I think that it needs a person to be very tech-savvy to use this service; it requires an email account, a working internet connection and a computer at both the ends.

 

 

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IELTS Speaking # Watching Movies

IELTS Speaking questions and sample answers related to watching movies.

 

Question 1: Do you enjoy watching movies?

Answer A: Yes! I love watching movies as this is one of the best means of entertainment. Moreover, one gets a bundle of information and ideas from a single movie.

Answer B: Frankly speaking, I don’t prefer watching movies as it takes too long to watch a complete movie and I start getting bored. So, it’s a droning activity which doesn’t appeal me much.

Question 2: How often do you watch movies?

Answer A: I watch movies almost daily because I am alone at home and I have a lot of free time. Sometimes, I even watch the repeated telecast of some of my favorite movies on various TV channels.

Answer B: Well, I hardly watch movies. In fact, I prefer to watch informative documentaries on discovery channel. But, sometimes, I have to go for a movie with my family which becomes boring for me.

Question 3: What’s your favorite film?

Answer: To be very honest, I am a cinema lover and it’s hard for me to choose a movie as I watch different types of movies starting from romantic to nerve-wracking thrillers. But, I would like to say that “Captain America: The winter soldier” is my favorite film. It’s the story of a soldier who fights for his motherland to maintain internal peace.

Question 4: Who are your favorite actors?

Answer: Well, there are many actors in Hollywood and Bollywood, whom I love to see on screen. But, if asked, I would say that Chris Evans is my favorite. He is a versatile actor with a fabulous look. Not to mention, he justifies each and every character he plays.

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IELTS Speaking # Music

IELTS Speaking related Music

Question 1: Do you like music?
Answer: Yes! I love music. In fact, I am a kind of person who feels revived and energetic when music is around.

Question 2: What kind of music do you like?
Answer A: I am fond of classical music, and also folk music. Classical music is very relaxing and folk music is interesting because it tells us about people’s culture or history. But, I don’t really listen to music often because I am very busy in my job.

Answer B: Well, for a music lover like me, it’s hard to select a preferred category of music because I enjoy every kind of music depending upon my mood. But, if asked, I would like to say that slow and melodious music hits my senses.

Answer C: Frankly speaking every person of my age, prefers pop music because of its rhythm and easy to understand lyrics. It suits my age group and boosts my mood every time whenever I feel low. It also makes me feel energetic.

Question 3: What kind of music is popular in your country?
Answer: Well, there are numerous types of music which are found in India. People with different cultural backgrounds have different tastes in music. But, overall, Bollywood and Punjabi music rule the hearts of people. Some people also love classical music for its quality and meaningful presentations and expressions.

Question 4: Do you think listening to music helps?

Answer: Yes! Music helps us in various ways. Recent studies have shown that those who listen to Pachelbel and Vivaldi relax much more quickly. As a result, their blood pressure drops back to the normal level in far less time. Secondly, preferred music significantly increases tolerance and gives control over the painful stimulus. This in turn helps decrease anxiety.

 

Question 5: Who are some famous singers of your country?

Answer: India being a “rich in culture” country, has many people who took music to the masses and made it popular. Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle. A.R. Rehman, R.D. Burman and Kishor Kumar are some of the most renowned Indian singers. If we talk about new generation, rapper Honey Singh, Shreya Ghoshal and Atif Aslam etc. are the heartthrobs of the youth.

 

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Identify Decreasing Trends in IELTS Task 1

How to Identify Decreasing Trends in IELTS Task 1
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Related Vocabulary

Declined to
Decreased to
Dropped to
Fell to
Dipped to
Reduced to
Went down to
Slumped to
Plummeted to
Hit the minimum

 

Example:

In 2000, the school A had 80 students. In the next three years, the number of children declined rapidly to 50 and hit the minimum of 20 in the year 2006. In comparison, there were more students in school B in 2000 but the figures dropped gradually in the following years before ending at about 80 pupils in 2006.

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