NOTE: It is advisable to read the statement of the cue card twice. Make it
Describe a problem you had while shopping online or in a store.
Tag: IELTS New speaking Cue cards
IELTS New speaking Cue cards.
Speaking is the most important module of all the modules. And indeed it is very crucial for the preparation of the ielts exam. Speaking is held 7 days before or after the given date of exam.
In this module the bands are given on the basis of 4 criteria. Fluency and coherence, Lexical resources, Grammatical range and accuracy and lastly pronunciation.
Moreover, the test consist of 3 parts. The general part which lasts for 4 to 5 minutes. The cue card session, which lasts for 2 to 3 minutes. 1 minute is given for the preparation. And it is followed by the follow up questions. Which lasts for 4 to 5 minutes.
IELTS New speaking Cue cards.
Describe a flower you received as gift.
Describe a flower you received as gift. General line– Predominantly, individuals give flowers as present
Describe a positive change in your life.
Describe a positive change in your life. General line– Predominantly (mainly), individuals have to make
Describe an interesting place in your country that you would like to recommend to tourist.
Note: Read the statement of the cue card twice before making up an idea for
Describe a piece of work you did quickly.
Describe a piece of work you did quickly. General line– Generally speaking, I am zestful
Describe a place you visited that has been affected by pollution.
Describe a place you visited that has been affected by pollution. General line– Predominantly, number
Describe a time when you got angry.
Note: Students often get confuse in these types of cue cards. They have to speak
Describe an advertisement you remember well.
Describe an advertisement you remember well. General line– Well, I have an elephant memory so
Describe a time when needed to use your imagination.
Describe a time when needed to use your imagination. General line– Initially, I have tendency
Describe the risk that may have gone wrong but turned out well.
Describe the risk that may have gone wrong but turned out well. When was it?