Speaking Ielts
Speaking Ielts
I was born and raise in Ha Noi. This is my capital of my country.It reputation for a long
history and various of beauty spot. Hanoi people are approachable, friendly, elegant and
very hospitable.
2 - Are there any things you don’t like about your area? (What are they?)
Of course I think I’d have to say that I’m not so keen on the weather. To be more
precise/prəˈsaɪs,/ I really can’t stand the summer months. This is due to the fact that the
temperatures can get as high as 40 degrees so it can be quite uncomfortable if you don’t
have air conditioning in your house. In addition to this, I’m not really that fond of the
public transport system. And I guess this is probably because the buses are too old and
the seats are really hard, so long journeys are usually pretty bumpy.”
3. - Do you think you will continue to live there for a long time? (Why? Why not?)
Yes, I do. I feel a strong connection to my hometown, and I can't imagine leaving it
anytime soon. The sense of community, the familiar surroundings, and the memories I
have here make me want to continue living in Ha Noi for the foreseeable future.
In recent years, there have been several positive changes in my area. The local
and creating more recreational spaces for the community. Additionally, there has been a
My go-to spot is definitely the living room. It's super comfy and has this big window that
lets in lots of light. It's the perfect spot to kick back and relax or have friends over for a
movie night."
What makes my place great is the light - it's bright and airy. I've got plants everywhere,
which really freshens up the place. Plus, the layout is really open, so it never
local events and festivals, and they are always willing to lend a helping hand or engage
in meaningful conversations.
Fortunately, my city has a few tranquil spots, like parks and nature reserves, where you
can escape the hustle and bustle. These places offer a peaceful retreat from the daily
grind.
Let’s talk about what you do. Do you work or are you a student?
(Work)
language. In the future I wanna become an English teacher because it make me have a
3. Which is more important to you – the people you work with or the work you do?
(Why?)
(Study)
What I find most interesting about my studies is the opportunity to explore new
concepts and gain in-depth knowledge about my field of study. It’s fascinating to
see how theoretical concepts can be applied to real-world situations.
course?
(Why?)
I spend almost 5-6 hours a day at my university except on weekends. Apart from that, I
study for 3-4 hours a day at home and this study hour significantly increases when I have
an approaching exam. I need to complete a large number of assignments each month and
I have at least 2-3 class tests each week. This is why I have to remain busy with my
I usually travel to the city on my motorbike since I live in a remote village area where we
don’t really have any reliable public transportation system. Besides, I like my little
In terms of studying, I definitely thrive in the morning. The early hours are like a blank
canvas – free from distractions and brimming with quiet focus. This allows me to delve
deep into challenging material and absorb information like a sponge. Mornings are my
power hours, when my mind feels sharpest and most receptive to learning.Vocabulary.
11.- Have you always wanted to study this subject/ these subjects (Why/ Why not?)
"For as long as I can remember, I've been hooked on biology. I was the kid who was
always collecting bugs and watching nature documentaries. Studying marine biology
was a natural choice – it's been my dream field since I was young."