IELTS Speaking Sample Answer # Family

The first section of IELTS speaking consist of questions that are related to you. Let us have a look at some of the possible answers for the questions related to family.

Describe your family.

I live in a nuclear family, with my parents and a younger brother. My father is an engineer and lives in Aligarh whereas my mother is a home maker. My brother is currently doing his Bachelors in technology in Electronic Communication from Dwarahat.

How much time do you spend with your family?

I really love spending time with my family, however, my present job, which is a host for a show with fox traveler, requires me to travel a lot, so I am not able spend that much time with them. However, whenever I do get time I either call them to wherever I am or go to meet them at home.

What is your personal contribution to your family?

Towards my family, I make sure that I spend at least 2 days a month with my parents and my brother. So, most of the time we all make plans to make sure that we do spend those two days together, no matter where we are. Other than this, I give 5% of whatever my earnings are to my family.

What type of task do you do to assist your family members?

Well, most of the time I am doing the work that requires me to move out of house, like paying bills, buying grocery or going to bank.

Whom do you like most in your family? Why?

I love both my parents a lot. For me, nothing comes before them, so they are the first priority. To an extent this is because, I believe that who I am now is because of them. They have supported me through the toughest phase of my life and have enjoyed every moment of my success with me. They have given me so much that I don’t even find myself capable enough to say that I will return your love. So, for sure they are the ones that I love the most.
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Make A Sentence # 15

Given below are sentences that have jumbled up words. You need to rearrange the given words and make meaningful sentences.

 

Often /they’re/another/./television/ on / on /screens/,/ watching / friends/ on/one/ while /chatting/ with/ doubling/ up/
Answer – Often they’re doubling up on screens, watching television on one while chatting with friends on another.
According/device/./new/ study/,/ of /four-and-a-half/ to/ a / of /age /spend/ an /average/or/ using/ a /digital / hours/ each/ day/ watching/ TV /tweens /from /8/ to/ 12 /years/
Answer -According to a new study, tweens from 8 to 12 years of age spend an average of four-and-a-half hours each day watching TV or using a digital device.
Among /71% /enjoy/ playing/ video/ games/,/girls/./tween/ boys/,/ twice /as /many /as /tween /
Answer -Among tween boys, 71% enjoy playing video games, twice as many as tween girls.
Common /Sense /and/a /nonprofit /group /focused/ on /helping/ children/Media/,/ ,/ parents /and /teachers/ better/ understand/ media / technology/,/ conducted/ the/ study/./
Answer – Common Sense Media, a nonprofit group focused on helping children, parents and teachers better understand media and technology, conducted the study.
One /in /looking/ hours/ of/ five/ tweens/ media/ each /day/, /and/ 18%/ of/ teens/ are /screen/10 /hours /a /day/./at/ their /screens/ for/ more/ than /uses /more/ than /six /
Answer -One in five tweens uses more than six hours of screen media each day, and 18% of teens are looking at their screens for more than 10 hours a day
Kids /report/ spending/ about / hour /each /day/ being /an/active/./
Answer -Kids report spending about an hour each day being active.
It / screens/as /no /lot/ of /time/ in /front /of/spending/./ surprise/ that/ kids/ are/ should/ come / a
Answer -It should come as no surprise that kids are spending a lot of time in front of screens.
Teen / more/ each /day/ on / spend/ about/ 40 /minutes/girls/,/ meanwhile/,/ spend/ about/ 40 /minutes/social /media /than /boys /do/./girls/,/ meanwhile/,/
Answer – Teen girls, meanwhile, spend about 40 minutes more each day on social media than boys do.
Tweens/ spend / minutes/ per/ of/ five/ minutes/,/ music/,/ or/ writing/./day /making/ something/ with/ all /their/an /average/ and/ teens/ nine/ digital/ tools/, /whether/ it’s/ art/
Answer -Tweens spend an average of five minutes and teens nine minutes per day making something with all their digital tools, whether it’s art, music, or writing.

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IELTS Speaking Sample Answer # Clothes

IELTS Speaking Sample Answer # Clothes

Clothes are something every individual is aware of and wears. Therefore, the questions related to it are asked in the first section of the speaking, although some of them can even be asked in the follow up questions. For now, let us have a look at some of the questions related to clothes that can be asked in Part I

Are clothes and clothing fashion important for you?

Well, too an extent they are important, I like to wear clothes that suit my personality, however I don’t always go after the latest fashion or trend. For me, clothes are a way of representing myself, and I tend to choose likely.

What different clothes do you wear for different occasions?

I am a travel host, so in my job, I wear the clothes that symbolize the place that we are presently shooting. Like if we are in Southern India, I am more likely to wear, ghagra choli or a sari. However, apart from that, I am most likely to wear casual clothes in daily life.

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Do you wear different kinds of clothes as compared to ten years from now?

Surely, yes. The trend has completely changed, although at basic level I wear the same kind. Like ten years back I wore plain jeans, now I am more likely to wear a rugged jeans.

Do you think the clothes we wear say something about us?

Yes, of course. I think it expresses the person’s personality too an extent. So, like a person wearing bright clothes tends to be more extrovert as compared to the one wearing mild clothes.

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IELTS Listening Sample Question # Monkey

IELTS Listening Sample Question Monkey

The audio has been taken from 6 minutes English, by BBC.

Answer the following questions in NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS.

  1. What are humans descendant from?
  2. What is group of animals, of which apes and monkeys are part of, called?
  3. Which organ differentiates between apes and monkey?
  4. What is the word for the situation when one barely manages to escape a difficult situation?
  5. What word is used for a loud, unpleasant sound?
  6. What are small apes called?
  7. How far can the gibbons voice travel?
  8. What kind of songs do gibbons sing?
  9. What is the word used for the different kinds of calling for different purposes?
  10. What is the gradual process of change called?

ANSWER

  1. apes
  2. primates
  3. tails
  4. close shave
  5. screech
  6. gibbons
  7. 1 km
  8. duets
  9. context specific calling
  10. evolution

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