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You might get a childhood cue card topic in part two of your IELTS Speaking test. It could ask you to describe a toy you liked in your childhood.  Let’s take a look at the best way to answer a question like this. And below you can also see three good example answers (go straight […]

If you receive a childhood cue card in part two of your IELTS Speaking test, it might ask you to describe your childhood home.  Here, we’ll look at how to answer this question, with some tips and ideas, and then three good example answers (go straight to the answers here).  What You Can Say When

In part one of your IELTS Speaking test, you’ll often be asked about your family. A common question is, “Do you have a large or small family?” Let’s take a look at how you can answer this question to get a great band-seven score. Below, you’ll also see 20 good examples (go straight to the

In part one of your IELTS Speaking test, you might be asked, “Tell me something about your family.” Let’s take a look at how to answer this question for a good band-seven score, including 10 great example answers (go straight to the answers here). Immediate Family or Extended Family? Remember, in English when people ask about

If your IELTS examiner starts talking about flowers in part one of your Speaking test, they might ask you, “Do you like to have flowers in your home?” Let’s look at the best way to answer this question. Below, you will see 10 good example answers (go straight to the answers here). How You Can