Describe an Interesting Person
When it comes to IELTS cue cards about describing an interesting person, you could be given one that is subtly different to those you have practised with in the past.
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Describe a Polite Person
In part 2 of the IELTS speaking test, you could be asked to describe a person.
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Describe a Job [IELTS Cue Card]
In part two of the IELTS speaking test, you may be asked to describe a wide range of things: a tradition, an indoor game, your hometown, an historic place, a large company, a mistake you have made, and much more.
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[IELTS Speaking] Describe a Crowded Place
As such, let’s look at a cue card that has reportedly been used in IELTS exams in the past:
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Describe a Large Company that you are Interested in [IELTS Speaking]
Whenever you go into the exam, you should not try to anticipate the questions you will be given because that is impossible.
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Describe a Mistake You Have Made [IELTS Speaking]
For this sort of cue card, you first need to think of a mistake.
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Describe Someone in your Family [IELTS Speaking]
You only have 1 minute to make notes, so do it quickly and efficiently.
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Um… Is Hesitation in IELTS a Bad Thing?
However, it is important to note that hesitating too much is not a good thing.
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