IELTS Speaking Part 1 (good examples 2)

Part 1: emails and handwriting

👨‍🏫At work or in your studies, do you often write things?

🙎‍♂️Yes, I write a lot of emails as part of my job. I work for a company that has offices in several countries, so we use email to communicate.

👨‍🏫How often do you send e -mails?

🙎‍♂️I probably write between 5 and 10 work emails every day, and I send emails to friends or family a few times a week.

👨‍🏫Do you prefer to write by hand or on a computer?

🙎‍♂️It depends what I’m doing. I prefer the computer for most things because it’s faster and you can save or copy things, but I still like making notes or writing ideas down by hand.

👨‍🏫Do you think computers might on e day replace handwriting?

🙎‍♂️No, I think we will always write by hand as well. I think it’s an important skill, and schools will continue to teach children to write by hand before they learn to type.

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IELTS Speaking Part 1 (good examples 2)

⭕️A and an⭕️

The difference between a and an is not grammatical, but is simply based on sound. Use a before every consonant, unless this consonant is part of an acronym where the letter in the acronym has a vowel sound (e.g. F = eff, M = em, N = en).

• an is used before u, if the u is pronounced as in uncle, understanding, uninteresting.

• a is used before u, if the sound is like you e.g. university, unique, utility

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Don't keep your dreams in

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5 STEPS TO MASTERING ACADEMIC TASK 1

To prepare yourself to complete Task 1, follow the five steps below:

🔹 Learn to recognize and identify different graphic forms, such as line graphs, bar charts, pie charts, etc.

🔹 Know what key information, comparisons and trends to look out for.

🔹 Practice using the specific vocabulary required to describe those trends.

🔹 Learn how to follow a plan to start, complete and finish your answer. Use sample Task 1 questions, included on this website, to practice writing out a full response. At first, do not time yourself. Later, once you've got the hang of it, time yourself and make sure you finish in 20 minutes.

🔹Know what NOT to include in your response.

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🔰I always do and I'm always
doing...

❇️ I always do (something)=I do it every time ...

✴️Example:

✔️ I always go to work by car. (Not I'm always going )..

🔴 I'm always doing something has a different meaning ..

✴️Example:

✔️ I have lost my phone again . I'm always losing things..

✅ I'm always losing things= I lose things very often perhaps too often ,or more often than normal...

✴️More Examples:

🔺 You are always playing computer games. You should do something more active ..

☑️You play computer games too often..

🔻Tim is never satisfied. He's always complaining.

☑️He complains too much .
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