IELTS Speaking Part 1 Questions
A model answer for IELTS speaking band score of 7.0+ or
above.
Describe a time when you received money as a gift,
with the explanation of an IELTS score band.
Work/ Studies
Are you a student or do you work?
I’m a student at _____________, which is located on ___________.
My school is about ________ kilometers away from where I live.
Do you enjoy what you study?
Not really. I don’t think what I am learning is practical and
there is always a lot of homework and deadline. But my friends at school
are really nice. They are the main the reason for me to go to classes.
Street market
Are
street markets common in Pakistan?
Yes. Street markets and supermarkets coexist in Pakistan because
people prefer to have more than one option for grocery shopping.
Street markets offer a variety of products from food to clothing. Most of
the goods here are dirt-cheap.
What is usually sold there?
As I mentioned before, mostly groceries. However, There is another
kind of street market, the night market, which is a must-visit
place for tourist. These open-air markets are a heaven for
shopaholics with lots of accessory shops.
Part 2
Describe a time someone gave you money as
a gift
•
When you received money
• Who the person was
• Why he/she gave you money
And how did you feel about the gift
A gift
always brings a smile on our face, whenever we receive it. Moreover, it
shows our importance in other’s life. Different types of gifts are given on
different occasions, as a token of blessings and love. I have also received
many gifts so far on various occasions. On my last birthday, I received money
as a gift from my elder brother.
Since he was confused about my
preference for a gift, he decided to give me some money as a gift so that
I could buy anything as per my choice. He made my birthday special when he had
given me an envelope containing some cash. There was an exact amount of cash
inside which I required to purchase an Apple Watch. I felt so overwhelmed that
tears started rolling down my eyes. Next day, I and my brother went to the
market and bought a white Apple Watch for me. Out of the excitement, I clicked
a picture of that watch and posted on my social site to share my happiness with
my friends and relatives.
I was really grateful to my brother
for the gesture of love and care he had shown me. I really love him for his
unconditional love and support. He understands my needs even if I do not tell
him. That gift was indeed special for me but the person who gave me that gift
is the most special one.
Part 3
1. In your country, do parents give children money for
doing housework?
In my country, it is not very common
for parents to give money to their children for housework. There may be very
few parents who do this and it is mostly considered as the children’s
responsibility to help with the housework. In terms of money, children get
pocket money for their daily/weekly/monthly expenses.
2. Is it important for children to have a right attitude towards
money?
Yes, it is very important for children to have the right attitude
towards money. Children should learn the importance of money and saving it/not
wasting it starting at an early age, so that this habit continues in the future
when they start working and earning.
3. What do you think of the saying; love of money is the root of all evil?
I think this saying has a lot of truth in it. Love or obsession
for money is not only the root cause of unhappiness but also brings many other
problems in a person’s life, like insecurity, not being able to trust others,
unhappy family life, selfishness, etc.
4. Is it important to teach children how to manage their pocket
money?
Yes, it is very important to teach children to manage their pocket
money so that in their adult life they understand the value/importance of
money, not waste it and are better at managing their finances in the future.
5. What kind of occasions require people to send money as gifts?
Occasions like birthdays, weddings, congratulating someone on the
birth of a baby, and some other such occasions require people to send money as
gifts, especially in the Indian culture.
IELTS Speaking Part 1 questions
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