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Personal Development
Personal development is a popular topic in the IELTS Speaking test, as it reflects your growth, experiences, and self-improvement. Questions related to skills, habits, challenges, and achievements often appear in part 2 of the test.
1
Describe a book you recently read.
2
Describe the type of home you'd like to reside in.
3
Describe a habit your friend has and you want to develop.
4
Describe an exercise you know.
5
Describe a piece of advice you recently received.
6
Describe a natural talent you want to improve.
7
Describe A Difficult Decision That You Made And Had A Good Result
8
Talk about a time you learned a new skill.
9
Describe a way/change that helps you save a lot of time
10
Describe a time when you changed your opinion
11
Describe an event that ended in failure.
12
Describe a daily routine that you enjoy
13
Describe an ambition that you haven't achieved.
14
Describe a skill that was difficult to learn
15
Describe Something You Do To Keep Fit And Healthy
16
Describe a thing you did to learn another language?
17
Describe an article about health that you read.
18
Describe a difficult skill you learned.
19
Describe Something You Do That Can Help You Concentrate On Work/Study
20
Describe something you taught to your friend/relative.
21
Describe a time you taught something new to a younger person?
22
Describe an activity you enjoyed in your free time when you were young.
23
Describe a difficult task that you completed at work/study that you felt proud of
24
Describe a risk you took that you thought would lead to a terrible result but ended up with a positive result
25
Describe a long-term goal you would like to achieve.
26
Describe an achievement/success you are proud of
Ans. Personal development IELTS Cue Card topics often include:
These topics assess your ability to discuss personal growth and self-improvement.
Ans. A typical IELTS Cue Card has 3-4 prompts or bullet points that guide you on what aspects to cover in your speech. These help structure your answer within the 2-minute timeframe.
Ans. To answer an IELTS cue card effectively, take a moment to understand the topic, use the preparation time to organise your thoughts, speak naturally while covering all aspects of the topic, and showcase your language skills with varied vocabulary and grammar. Aim to speak for 1-2 minutes at a steady pace.
Ans. In the IELTS Speaking test, you cannot change the cue card question. You are required to speak on the given topic. If you're unfamiliar with the topic, try to relate it to something you know or use general ideas to construct your response.
Ans. To prepare for IELTS Cue Cards, use diverse resources such as sample questions, practice speaking on various topics, and record yourself for self-assessment. Focus on speaking confidently, using varied vocabulary and grammatical structures.