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Simone Braverman

Simone Braverman is the founder of IELTS-Blog.com and author of several popular IELTS preparation books, including Ace the IELTS, Target Band 7, the High Scorer's Choice practice test series, and IELTS Success Formula. Since 2005 her work has helped 100,000's of students worldwide achieve their target IELTS scores and live their dream lives. When Simone isn't working on her next IELTS book, video lesson, or coaching, she enjoys playing the guitar or rollerblading.

New IELTS Speaking questions from Canada – December 2024

IELTS Speaking Latest Questions Canada December 2024

Today we’re sharing the Speaking questions that our lovely student AM sent. She took the IELTS test in Canada.

Speaking test

Part 1 (Interview)

– What is your name?
– Can you tell me about your hometown?
– What do you find most interesting about your hometown?
– How often do you use mirrors?
– Do you use a mirror when buying clothes?
– When was the last time you bought a mirror?
– Do you think mirrors can be used as decoration in homes?
– Why do you think mirrors are important in daily life?

Part 2 (Cue Card)

Talk about a discussion you had with a friend or friends. You should say

– when you had the discussion
– where you were
– what the discussion was about

and explain how you felt after the discussion.

Part 3 (Discussion)

– Do you often agree with your friends during discussions? Why or why not?
– Why is it important to have healthy discussions with friends?
– What should parents do when disciplining their children?
– Do you think parents and teachers should work together to discipline children?
– What is the government in your country doing to raise awareness about healthy eating?
– How can the government encourage people to adopt healthier eating habits?

IELTS Speaking questions from Uzbekistan – December 2024

IELTS Speaking Latest Questions Uzbekistan December 2024

Our kind student OU took the IELTS test in Uzbekistan and remembered the following Speaking questions:

Speaking test

Part 1 (Interview)

– What is your name?
– Where do you live?
– Are there many people living in your neighbourhood?
– Do you think you know most of your neighbours? Why or why not?
– What languages did you learn at school?
– Did you like those language classes? Why or why not?
– Do you think it will be important to learn new languages in the future in your country? Why or why not?
– Are you planning on learning a new language? Why or why not?
– Why do you need to learn a new language?
– What things do you share mostly?
– Do you like sharing?
– Did your parents encourage you to share things when you were a child?
– What do you think about the importance of sharing?

Part 2 (Cue Card)

Talk about a place you visited where everything was expensive. You should say

– what the place was
– when you went there
– why you think everything there was expensive

and explain whether or not you would visit this place again.

Part 3 (Discussion)

– Do you think time is more valuable than money?
– How might paying methods change in the future?
– Is that good to have different ways of payment?
– Why do you think people prefer cash to cards?
– Do you think cash might disappear in the future?
– Do you think many people in your country use cash? Why or why not?
– Why can buying your future car make you happy?
– Why do you think why more people nowadays are interested in materialistic things compared to past?
– Do you think it will continue into the future?
– Do you think money will lose its value in the future? Why?