IELTS speaking: part 2

Speaking part 2

You will be given a topic card . You will have 1 minute to prepare your talk and then you will need to speak for 1-2 minutes . Start preparing as soon as you are given the card , paper and pen . The examiner will let you know when to start talking . Keep talking as long as you can . Most topics are stories about yourself or something that happened in your life . The common topics are : an object ( thing ) , a person , a place , an event ( occasion ) or an activity .

Art ( object )
Describe a piece of art you like .

You should say :
■ what the work of art is
■ when you first saw it
▪ what you know about it and explain why you like it .

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Book ( object )

Describe a book you have recently read .
You should say :
■ what kind of book it is
■ what it is about
■what sort of people would enjoy it
■and explain why you liked it .

Absolutely! The book that comes to mind when I think of recent reads is 'Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind' by Yuval Noah Harari. This deep dive into the origins and evolution of our species left an indelible impression on me.

What truly fascinated me about 'Sapiens' was the author's masterful weaving of anthropology, history, and socio-cultural insights to paint a vivid picture of our collective journey. The book elegantly dissects pivotal moments in human history, from the Cognitive Revolution to the Agricultural and Scientific Revolutions, offering a thought-provoking narrative that reshaped my understanding of our past.

Harari's ability to elucidate complex ideas with clarity and engaging prose was truly remarkable, and the book's emphasis on the interplay of biology, politics, and cognitive evolution was both enlightening and impactful.

Moreover, the exploration of how cultural constructs and shared myths have shaped societies, as well as his dissection of contemporary paradigms, amplified my appreciation for the complexities and intricacies of our species' collective narrative.

'Sapiens' not only broadened my historical perspective but prompted deep introspection, challenging me to consider the trajectory of our species and the vast, unforeseen implications of our shared history.

To say that 'Sapiens' left an enduring mark on me would be an understatement. It transcended the realm of a mere historical account, offering a potent reflection on our modern society and the path that led us here."




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IELTS-Speaking-Sample-Answer-Part-2-Describe a book you have recently read

Communication (event)

Describe a piece of advice you recently received.

You should say:

■ when this happened

■ who gave you the advice

■ what the advice was

■ and explain how you felt about the advice.

Sample answer:

One of the best pieces of advice I ever received was from my father. This incident took place in the junior year of my college. Just like other people of my age, I was also stuck in the dilemma of figuring out what I would like to do with my life. At that time, my father helped me considerably. Rather than pressurizing his decisions or aspirations on me, he left the decision to me. On top of that, one day, he made me sit down and narrated a story, which was inspired from his own life. My father reminisced about the time when he was out of college and took a job in real estate. Afterward, he ended up doing that job for almost seven years. During this period, he told me that most of the time, he was unhappy. Although he had a well-paying job, a beautiful wife and a happy family, he didn’t feel that he was rewarded well. He was making a decent amount of money but he could not find happiness. So, he thought of leaving the job and doing something that interested him. Together, we moved to another state and he started a small restaurant with his friend. Here, though he had to struggle a lot, he was enjoying every bit of it. He came home, at the end of every day, relieved and happy. This story taught me an extremely valuable lesson. I must not jump into something that pays well. I should find something that makes my soul happy. Everything else will follow.

Daily Routine (occasion/activity)

Describe a time of the day you like.

You should say:

■ what time of day it is

■ what you do at that time

■ who you are usually with

■ and explain why you like it.

Describe a time of the day you like

Exercise (activity)


Describe an exercise you know.

You should say:

■ what it is

■ how it is done

■ when you first tried it

■ what kind of people it is suitable for

■ and explain why you think it is a good exercise.

IELTS-Speaking How-to-Do-Part 2

🍁Informal contractions🍁

🥀Gonna = going to
🥀Wanna = want to
🥀Gotta = have got to
🥀Gimme = give me
🥀Lemme = let me
🥀I'ma = I'm going to
🥀Outta = out to
🥀Kinda = kind of
🥀Dunno = don't know
🥀Shoulda = should have
🥀Have to = hafta
🥀Has to = hasta
🥀Had to = hadta
🥀Used to = useta
🥀Do you = dya
🥀Did you = didja
🥀Could you = couldja
🥀Would you = wouldja
🥀How did you = howdja
🥀What do you = whadaya
🥀Where did you = wheredja
🥀What did you = whatdja
🥀Lot of = lotta
🥀Lots of = lotsa
🥀She would have = sheda
🥀He would have = heda
🥀We would have = weda
🥀I would have = Ida
🥀They would have = theyda
🥀You would have = youda
🥀Come on = cmon
🥀Some more = s'more
🥀Must have = musta
🥀Might have = mighta

Part 1 question:
"Do you work or are you a student?"

Answer 1 (Working professional):

“I currently work as a project coordinator at a marketing firm. My role involves planning campaigns, managing client communications, and ensuring that deadlines are met. It's a fast-paced environment, but I really enjoy the creative aspects of the job.”



Answer 2
(University student):

“I’m a university student, majoring in computer science. I’m in my third year now, and I’ve been focusing a lot on software development and data analysis. Although it can be quite intense, I find it fascinating and rewarding.”


Answer 3 (Working and studying):

“Actually, I’m doing both. I study business management part-time at a local university and also work as a sales assistant in a retail store. It’s sometimes difficult to balance both, but I’ve learned to manage my time effectively.”

1. Please describe your hometown a little.

My hometown is a peaceful and friendly place located in the eastern part of Uzbekistan. It’s surrounded by green fields and beautiful mountains, and people there are known for their hospitality.

2. What is your town well-known for?

It’s well-known for its agricultural products, especially cotton and fruits. Also, many people visit for the traditional bazaars and delicious local food.

3. Do you like your hometown?

Yes, I do. I really enjoy the calm atmosphere and the sense of community. It’s where I grew up, so it holds a lot of memories for me.

4. Is that a big city or a small place?

It’s a relatively small town, not too crowded or noisy, which makes it a comfortable place to live.

5. How long have you been living there?

I’ve been living there for most of my life—over 20 years now.

6. Do you think you will continue living there for a long time?

I’m not entirely sure. While I love my hometown, I might move to a bigger city in the future for better job opportunities.

7. Would you like to live in the countryside in the future?

Maybe. If I want a quiet and relaxing lifestyle, I think the countryside would be perfect, especially after retirement.

8. Have you ever lived in the countryside?

Yes, I have. I spent a few months in the countryside during my summer holidays, and it was a refreshing experience.

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