[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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Describe a TV Programme [IELTS Speaking]
and explain why you would recommend the television programme to other people.
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Describe a Party [IELTS Speaking]
When preparing for IELTS, you should not memorise answers to questions because there are thousands of possible versions.
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Describe a Charity [IELTS Speaking]
and explain whether you think it is important for people to get involved in charity work.
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Describe an Interesting Animal in your Country
If you spoke about an exotic animal from another country, for example, it would tell the examiner that you have not paid attention to the cue card.
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Describe a Tradition [IELTS Cue Cards]
To be honest, these people would score a maximum of band 6 in their IELTS test.
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Describe a Concert [IELTS Speaking]
If you are looking for a more general lesson on the IELTS topic of music, then you can check out this post.
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Describe an App [IELTS Speaking]
As you can see from this Google search, there are many possibilities for cue cards about describing an app.
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Describe Something You Bought Recently [IELTS Speaking Part 2]
[If you to learn about the IELTS topic of shopping, then go here for a complete lesson.]
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Future Plans [IELTS speaking]
The present continuous is formed with “to be” and then the present participle.
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Describe a Festival [IELTS Speaking Part 2]
When you first look at a cue card like this, you need to pay attention to the first line and identify the most important words.
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Describe an Artist or Entertainer
In the IELTS speaking exam, you might be asked to describe an artist or entertainer.
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Describe a Piece of Art [IELTS Speaking]
In the one minute that you're given, you should make a few notes on the paper, although it's important that you don't try to write too much.
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Describe a Positive Change in your Life
Don't waste any time doing this as you only have 1 minute to think about everything.
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Describe Some Good News [IELTS Speaking]
In part two of the IELTS speaking test, the candidates are given a candidate cue card that contains the information they are required to speak about.
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