Skip to content

IELTS Speaking questions from the UK – February 2024

IELTS Speaking New Questions United Kingdom February 2024

Our student took IELTS in the UK quite recently and remembered the following Speaking questions:

Speaking test

Part 1 (Interview)

– What do you like about your hometown?
– Is your hometown a good place for young people?
– Do you like geography? Why or why not?
– Would you like to be a geography teacher?
– What is the most interesting geographical feature in your country?
– Have you ever visited a place that you learned about in geography class?
– Do you usually give people gifts?
– Have you ever given someone a handmade gift?
– What do you think makes a gift meaningful?
– In your culture, is there an occasion when people usually give each other gifts?

Part 2 (Cue Card)

Describe someone who enjoys cooking for others. You should say

– who they are
– who they cook for
– why you think they like to cook for other people

and explain how you feel about this person.

Part 3 (Discussion)

– Do you think the dishes that people used to make in the past are the same as the dishes they make now?
– Do you think traditional dishes will be replaced by other dishes? Why?
– Why do you think people spend so much money on dishes for celebrations?
– Do you think dishes are important in celebrations? Why?
– How do you think global food trends influence local food traditions in your country?
– In what ways do you think food plays a role in cultural identity?

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Author

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.