Showing posts with label IELTS part 3 questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IELTS part 3 questions. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

IELTS Part 3 Questions & Answers About Comedy, Humor, Jokes

IELTS Speaking Test Part 3What is the difference between comedy on TV and comedy in books?I’m not really sure; I can’t remember ever reading a comedy book, or a book that was funny. I usually read non-fiction or novels, and they’re generally not funny, but I suppose comedy on TV can be more spontaneous – I mean it’s

Thursday, September 1, 2016

September IELTS Speaking Test Questions | IELTS Test Centers Worldwide



These are actual IELTS Speaking Test questions reported by IELTS test takers from around the world this month.

IELTS Speaking Test Part 1 QuestionsHats
Do you wear hats?
On what occasions do people generally wear hats?
Do you think people wear hats for fashion reasons or as a necessity?

Birthday celebrations
Do you think celebrating birthdays is important? Why? / Why not?
How do children

Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Why do some companies have uniforms for their employees? | IELTS Speaking Test Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Why do some companies have uniforms for their employees?There might be various reasons… for example, to help build a sense of belonging and teamwork among the employees. Wearing a uniform can help employees identify with the company and feel valuable. It could also be simply due to the need to protect employees own clothes from being damaged while

Monday, February 15, 2016

Why do people wear different styles of clothing? | IELTS Speaking Test Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Why do people wear different styles of clothing?Primarily, as a means of distinguishing themselves from others and also as part of their social identity. Different styles appeal to different kinds of people, for example, you might identify with grunge culture, or be a hipster, or more traditional and conservative. Styles of clothing reflect

Saturday, February 13, 2016

Who do you think purchases designer clothes usually? | Latest February IELTS Speaking Test Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Who do you think purchases designer clothes usually?I guess it would be people who like to have something different and unique to wear. The most common example would be celebrities like movie stars and other famous personalities who appear in public and have a large followings of fans.

But then you need to consider that in many cases when you

What are the benefits of the fashion industry to a country? | February IELTS Speaking Test Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

What are the benefits of the fashion industry to a country?There are probably a couple of direct benefits, such as jobs within the country in manufacturing and sales and distribution. There’s also the benefit of exportation sales to other countries if the fashion products are popular and in demand globally.

Then there are indirect benefits, such

Do you think the Internet influences the fashion industry today? | IELTS Speaking Test Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Do you think the Internet influences the fashion industry today? Why?Absolutely, fashion is geared towards the younger generation, and they spend hours every day on the internet and social media sites so there’s a lot of influence. All the big fashion brands are on social media and promote their products online because they know that’s where their

Friday, February 12, 2016

Ten years from now, do you think people will have easier or harder decisions to make? | IELTS Speaking Test Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Ten years from now, do you think people will have easier or harder decisions to make? Okay, so who can predict the future, right? But I guess that probably most people will face more or less the same types of decisions as they do today. The decisions won’t be any easier or harder – simply different.

For example, most of the hard decisions people

Choosing between money and freedom, what do you think most people from your country would choose? | IELTS Speaking Test Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Choosing between money and freedom, what do you think most people from your country would choose? Why?With enough money, you can eliminate the need to work to support yourself. Once you are free from the restraints of working in the same place every day – you can choose where to live, how you spend your time, and with who, and how you spend your

Give examples in everyday life when people have to make hard choices | IELTS Speaking Test Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Give examples in everyday life when people have to make hard choices.Mmm… well there are so many. For example, some people have to choose whether or not to work late and sacrifice time with their family, or maybe a person has to decide whether to lie or not to avoid hurting someone’s feelings.

Then there are parenting decisions – it may be tough

Thursday, February 11, 2016

Do you mostly have a hard time making decisions on your own? | IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Questions | Difficult Choices
IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Do you mostly have a hard time making decisions on your own?No, quite the opposite, I make decisions quite quickly and easily. I know it might sound a bit crazy but sometimes if I’m not sure about something and I want to think it through – I have a conversation with myself… you know… I tell

Who do you think has a harder time making decisions, children or adults? | IELTS Part 3 Questions & Answers


IELTS Speaking Test Questions | Difficult Choices
IELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Who do you think has a harder time making decisions, children or adults? Why?That would definitely be adults – children are much more intuitive and tend to decide very quickly about things. Children don’t consider all the same factors that adults do when they are trying to make a difficult decision

Looking back, would you have made the same choice now? | Difficult Choices | IELTS Speaking



IELTS Part 3 Questions | Difficult choicesIELTS Speaking Test Part 3 Discussion Questions

Looking back, would you have made the same choice now? Why?/Why not?Yes I think so. It was the best decision to make at that time and I believe that it worked out well for everyone involved. Maybe it wasn’t a perfect situation, but you know difficult things happen in life and you have to make the best of