Describe a person who persuaded you to do something: IELTS Speaking Cue Card

You should say

  • When it happened
  • What he/she persuaded you to do
  • Why he/she persuaded you to do it
  • Whether you did it at last

Band 7

00:00

/

00:00

I would like to talk about my mother who once persuaded me to pursue dentistry as a career. This happened a few years ago when I was deciding what to study after finishing school. She persuaded me to take admission in a bachelor's degree in dentistry. She believed that dentistry is a stable and respectful profession. So she also felt that it suited my personality because I am patient, disciplined, and interested in health. She explained that long-term benefits such as job security and the opportunity to help people. In the end, I agreed with her advice and decided to pursue dentistry. Looking back, I think it was a good decision because it gave me a strong foundation in the medical field and helped me understand patient care better. Although my long-term goal is to become a doctor, I am grateful that she pursued me because dentistry shaped my professional journey. I am satisfied with my decision because it helped me grow academically and professionally.

Follow up questions


What qualities do you think make someone a good persuader?
A good persuader should possess qualities such as strong communication skills, empathy, and confidence. They should be able to understand the other person's perspective and present their arguments in a convincing manner. Additionally, being knowledgeable about the topic helps in gaining trust.

Can you share another instance where someone influenced your decision?
Yes, my friend once influenced me to join a volunteer program. Initially, I was hesitant, but he explained the benefits of community service and how it could enhance my skills. After considering his points, I decided to join, and it turned out to be a rewarding experience.

How do you feel about taking advice from others?
I believe taking advice from others can be very beneficial, especially when it comes from someone with experience. However, I also think it's important to weigh that advice against my own values and goals. Ultimately, I make the final decision based on what feels right for me.

Band 7

00:00

/

00:00

There are some people that play a significant role in the way we think. Also, some people just happen to influence the choices that we make. One such personality that played a huge role in shaping my work was Dr. Saurabh who is an occupational therapy professor in my hospital. He persuaded me to take up orthopedics as my subject. This is because there are not many occupational therapists practicing in this field and the field of musculoskeletal sciences needs people who have a good understanding of the same. He saw a spark in me and he thought that I could be fit for this field because of the discussions that we were having during our OPG hours. I think that his efforts were fruitful because I happened to take up that field and I do practice in orthopedics. It is because of his efforts and it is because of his push that made me take that up. He constantly solves my doubts and queries that I have during my practice. I also enroll in courses that will enhance my knowledge. Most of the courses that I enroll in are referred to me by Dr. Saurabh. So, I think that he has played quite an influence in shaping my life.

Follow up questions


How did Dr. Saurabh's influence change your perspective on your career?
Dr. Saurabh's influence made me realize the importance of specializing in orthopedics. His insights highlighted the need for skilled professionals in this area, which motivated me to pursue it seriously and understand its significance in occupational therapy.

Can you share a specific instance when Dr. Saurabh helped you with your doubts?
Once, I was struggling with a complex case involving musculoskeletal injuries. Dr. Saurabh took the time to explain the underlying principles and treatment options. His guidance not only clarified my doubts but also boosted my confidence in handling similar cases in the future.

What qualities do you think make Dr. Saurabh an effective mentor?
Dr. Saurabh is patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in his students' success. He listens carefully to our concerns and provides tailored advice. His ability to inspire and motivate others is what makes him an exceptional mentor in the field of occupational therapy.

Band 6-7

00:00

/

00:00

so the person who persuaded me to do something is my husband so actually my husband works in USA so he just told me in one day that why don't you prepare for as a vet for USA and I got so surprised because I knew it the exam which I need to give to work as a vet in USA it's extremely difficult but he just motivated me and said no it's not that much difficult you can do this even it even it's a eight hours exam so that's really a very huge exam for me at least but when he just suggested this idea to me I got so demotivated or I felt not because he said this thing to me but because of my own background because I didn't study during my graduation period so I used to feel that I'm not that much confident I don't have that much intelligence to clear this huge exam but still he just you know day by day he just encouraged me to do this he just said that just give your best don't think about the outcome then I started preparing for it and I really like that I just take his advice and I successfully you know cleared the exam and it's all because of his kind motivation constant constant motivation towards me he always motivates me throughout the journey and yeah

Follow up questions


What qualities do you think make your husband a good motivator?
I believe my husband is a good motivator because he is always positive and supportive. He has a way of making me believe in myself, even when I doubt my abilities. His encouragement is consistent, and he knows how to push me gently without being overwhelming.

How did you feel after passing the exam?
After passing the exam, I felt an immense sense of achievement and relief. It was a validation of my hard work and my husband's belief in me. I was proud of myself for overcoming my fears and doubts, and it boosted my confidence significantly.

Have you ever motivated someone else? How?
Yes, I have motivated a friend who was hesitant about pursuing a career change. I shared my own experience and encouraged her to take small steps towards her goal. I reminded her of her strengths and how capable she is, which helped her gain the confidence to move forward.

Practice other cue cards

Describe A Friend You Like To Talk With
View answers
Describe a person who shows his or her feelings very openly
View answers
Describe An Interesting Neighbour
View answers
Describe a TV or radio presenter you like.
View answers
Describe a person you know who likes to talk a lot.
View answers
Describe An Old Person You Know And Respect
View answers
Describe a person who has strong opinions
View answers
Describe a person you only met once and want to know more about.
View answers
Describe an energetic person that you know
View answers
Describe someone older than you whom you admire.
View answers
Describe a family member you spend a lot of time with.
View answers
Describe A Person Who Has Done A Lot Of Work To Help People
View answers
Describe A Person Who Impressed You In Primary School
View answers
Describe a person who makes plans a lot and is good at planning
View answers
Describe Your Childhood Friend
View answers
Describe A Person Who Likes To Make Things By Hand (E.G., Toys, Furniture)
View answers
Describe a person from a different cultural background with whom you enjoy spending time
View answers
Describe a famous person you would like to meet
View answers
Describe a family member who you want to work with in the future
View answers
Describe a person you disliked at first but ended up being friends with
View answers
Describe A Person You Admire
View answers
Describe a person from whom others like to ask for advice
View answers
Describe A Person Who Enjoys Cooking For Others
View answers
Describe an old friend you had lost touch with and got in contact with again
View answers
Describe a person you follow on social media.
View answers
Describe a singer that you like.
View answers
Describe A Foreigner Who Speaks Your Native Language Very Well
View answers
Describe a popular/well known person in your country
View answers
Describe Someone You Know Who Often Helps Others
View answers
Describe someone you really like to spend time with
View answers
Describe A Friend Who Is A Good Leader
View answers
Describe An Introvert Person Whom You Know
View answers
Describe the home of someone you know well and that you often visit
View answers
Describe a person who shows his/her feelings very openly
View answers
Describe A Person Who You Think Is Very Open
View answers
Describe A Famous Athlete You Know
View answers
Describe a person who likes to read a lot
View answers
Describe A Person Who Contributes To Society
View answers
Describe A Person Who Motivates You
View answers
Describe someone popular whom you want to meet.
View answers
Describe a place where you would like to go to relax.
View answers
Describe A Businessman You Admire
View answers
Describe someone else’s room you enjoy spending time in
View answers
Describe a famous person you're interested in.
View answers
Describe a good friend who is important to you
View answers
Describe a successful sportsperson you admire
View answers
Describe Your Best Friend
View answers
Describe an old person you know who has had an interesting life
View answers
Describe a person who shows his/her feelings very openly
View answers
Describe a person who inspired you to do something interesting.
View answers
Describe a famous person you're interested in.
View answers
Describe a singer whose music or songs you like
View answers
Describe a friend of yours who is good at music or singing
View answers
Describe A Successful Person Who You Once Studied Or Worked With
View answers
Describe A Person Who Solved A Problem In Smart Way
View answers
Describe A Creative Person You Admire
View answers
Describe a family member who you admire.
View answers
Describe A Person Who You Believe Dresses Well
View answers
Describe a polite person you met.
View answers
Describe a foreigner who is interesting.
View answers
Describe Your Family
View answers
Describe a person who has made you feel uncomfortable.
View answers
Describe a foreigner who speaks your native language (hindi) very well
View answers
Describe an interesting person that you have not met in person and would like to know more about
View answers
Describe A Person Who Is Good At Making People Feel Welcome In His Her Home
View answers
Describe a person who likes to make things by hand (e.g. toys, furniture)
View answers
Describe a polite person you have met.
View answers
Describe a person you met at a party and enjoyed a conversation with.
View answers
Describe a person who you are happy to know.
View answers

Band 6-7

00:00

/

00:00

This is one of my friends. She worked with me during an internship I applied to and we both went to Kashmir. We have worked there for 3-4 months. We stayed there. But a lot of times it happened that she asked me to lend money to the natives. I felt it was unnecessary that they have their own means of earning it. They are currently running small businesses. That's how they can earn it. They are doing a lot of other activities where money can come from. But looking at the children and the families they had, it somehow pushed me that if Sana can do it, I could also contribute in helping the people who were living around me during that time. I think it was necessary. I reflected back on this and it was the right decision. I needed this to happen in my life and it was through that journey I learned a lot. There was a feeling of being independent. There was feeling of joy. There were a lot of learnings in life which came from this experience of living away and helping people. I was not that kind of person earlier.

Follow up questions


How did your friend's influence change your perspective on helping others?
My friend's influence made me realize the importance of community support. Initially, I thought it was unnecessary to lend money, but seeing her compassion and the needs of the locals opened my eyes to the impact I could have. It taught me that sometimes we need to step out of our comfort zones to make a difference.

What other experiences have shaped your views on charity and helping others?
Besides this internship, I've volunteered at local shelters and participated in fundraising events. Each experience has reinforced the idea that even small contributions can lead to significant changes in people's lives. It has made me more empathetic and aware of social issues.

Do you think it's important to help others in your community? Why?
Absolutely! Helping others fosters a sense of community and belonging. It creates a support system where everyone can thrive. When we assist those in need, we not only improve their lives but also enrich our own by learning and growing through those interactions.

Band 6-7

00:00

/

00:00

We meet like a variety of people in our life and some of them come with good intentions whereas some come with bad. There are few people who come to persuade you for some good things, to motivate you, to inspire you so you can do better. But there are some who persuade you into some really horrible things. There was an incident during my college time. It was my first year, I was a fresher and there was a community in my college. It was training and placement cells who gather people, gather students who can participate into various activities and confront and talk fluently to get more and more companies for our college or even into various drives, placement drives or the college programs. So there was one of my senior who was very friendly and who was very nice and his intentions were really good when he came and he was trying to persuade me to take a part in it. The only intention behind it was for him to make me stand out, to have a good thing on my resume and to just brighten my skills up. So he persuaded me to just join this community by just coming to this one meeting. It will have a great impact on your future. It will improve your communication skills, the way I handle things, leadership qualities, communications and everything. And I did got persuaded. So once I was, I really thanked myself that I did got persuaded. It improved me a lot and it developed a skill set in me that I use even today in my day to day life, in my job, in my personal life.

Follow up questions


What qualities do you think are important in a persuasive person?
I believe qualities like good communication skills, empathy, and sincerity are crucial. A persuasive person should genuinely care about the well-being of others and have the ability to convey their message clearly and convincingly, making it easier for others to trust and follow their advice.

Can you describe a time when someone persuaded you to do something negative?
Yes, there was a time when a friend persuaded me to skip classes for a party. Initially, it seemed fun, but it negatively impacted my grades. This experience taught me to be cautious about who I listen to and to evaluate the consequences of my decisions more carefully.

How do you feel about peer pressure in relation to persuasion?
Peer pressure can be a double-edged sword. While it can lead to positive outcomes, like encouraging participation in beneficial activities, it can also push individuals towards negative behaviors. It's essential to differentiate between healthy persuasion and harmful peer pressure.
Show all 22 answers

Cue 1:When it happened

  • Mention a specific time frame, such as a recent event or a significant moment in your life.
  • Provide context about your relationship with the person who persuaded you.

Example

This happened about six months ago when I was preparing for my final exams in college. My friend, Priya, who is very supportive, noticed that I was feeling overwhelmed with my studies.


Cue 2:What he/she persuaded you to do

  • Clearly state what the person persuaded you to do, making it relatable.
  • Explain how this action was relevant to your situation at that time.

Example

Priya persuaded me to join a study group with some of our classmates. She believed that studying together would help me understand the subjects better and reduce my stress.


Cue 3:Why he/she persuaded you to do it

  • Discuss the reasons behind their persuasion, focusing on their intentions.
  • Mention any personal qualities of the person that made their suggestion convincing.

Example

She persuaded me because she had experienced the benefits of group study herself. Priya is very organized and always achieves good grades, so I trusted her judgment.


Cue 4:Whether you did it at last

  • Share your final decision and the outcome of following their advice.
  • Reflect on how this decision impacted your studies and your relationship with the person.

Example

In the end, I decided to join the study group, and it turned out to be a great decision. I felt more confident in my studies, and it also strengthened my friendship with Priya.


Conclusion

    Example

    Overall, this experience taught me the importance of seeking help and collaborating with others. It not only improved my academic performance but also reinforced the value of friendship and support during challenging times.


    Following this structure will ensure you cover all the essential points while providing a clear and engaging response to the cue card topic.


    Tips to answer this Cue Card

    1: Lack of Specific Details

    Avoid vague answers that do not provide specific details about the person or the situation. This can make your response less engaging and informative.

    bulb icon

    Tip

    Include specific names, dates, and actions to create a vivid picture of the experience.


    2: Ignoring the Cues

    Neglecting to address all the cues can lead to an incomplete answer. This may result in lower marks for coherence and relevance.

    bulb icon

    Tip

    Make sure to systematically address each cue in your response to ensure a well-rounded answer.


    Overly Simple Language

    Using overly simple language can make your response sound unprepared or basic. This may not showcase your language proficiency effectively.

    bulb icon

    Tip

    Try to use a variety of vocabulary and sentence structures to demonstrate your English skills.


    calendar icon

    IELTS Cue Cards asked last week

    Reported by Leap students who gave IELTS

    Describe your favourite food at a traditional festival or a special event in your country
    anonymous person icon

    Reported by

    Anonymous student Band 7.5

    location icon

    Pitampura Test Centre, New Delhi

    Answer

    I like to taste different types of cuisine. Here I would like to talk about my favorite dish at my traditional festival of Onam which is Sadya. Sadya is popular in my city. We are experimenting these cuisines on Onam festival day. Onam is a famous festival in my city. All family members get together in my home and we make a delicious Sadya. There are many ingredients includes that Sadya. Moreover, we make a big feast that day as well as we create a lot of memories together and we wear that day the traditional dress called Sari and men wear the Dhotis. That festival is really important to us because the whole day we are conducting different kinds of games at our homes and all the family members came together. It's a memorable day in my life. This is the festival. We are making the Sambar and Aviyal. These all the kinds of foods are making with the vegetables.

    Talk about a toy you liked in your childhood
    anonymous person icon

    Reported by

    Anonymous student Band 8

    location icon

    Sector 34 Test Centre, Chandigarh

    Answer

    The toy which I liked in my childhood was a panda doll, which makes me pleasant and makes me more blush. The pandas are the most beautiful creatures of the world, which looks gigantic and has pooshy cheeks and they are like stars in the clouds and they dream in me. Furthermore, these have been given by my father. My father is a very very beautiful artistic person, who makes me think of that. Every day you will face every difficulties and make you suffer and move forward. Pandas are always seen in Japanese countries. It is my lifelong dream to visit a Japanese country and click a photo with the original pandas, which makes sounds better.

    Describe a time you were in a place where you didn't know the local language
    anonymous person icon

    Reported by

    Anonymous student Band 6.5

    location icon

    Whitefield Test Center, Bengaluru

    Answer

    As India is a very large country full of diversity, so there are many places which have their own language and speak their native language. The place which I visited and I didn't know about their language was Leladakh, which is about 300 km away from my hometown and it is a very good place as it consists of different kind of trees, animals and have many scenic views and I visited over there last year in summers as it was the best time to visit because it has many, it was cold over there and we had summers in our area so it was the best time to visit over there and I went over there with my whole family.

    Describe a time when your friend damaged something you owned
    anonymous person icon

    Reported by

    Anonymous student Band 7

    location icon

    Begumpet Test Centre, Hyderabad

    Answer

    When I was a kid, I had a little pencil box which had these four buttons which gave the pencil box an operative use. When you press the button, the box would open up. When you press the second button, a little part of it would slide out. Basically it was just a little electronical and a fun thing to have and I owned it when I was in 6th. One day after break, I was standing and talking there with one of my friends and another friend of mine was running through the hallway and accidentally she pushed my shoulder and my pencil box hit the ground and it broke into multiple pieces to the point that it was not functional anymore.

    Describe a book you recently read
    anonymous person icon

    Reported by

    Anonymous student Band 7.5

    location icon

    CBD Belapur Test Centre, Navi Mumbai

    Answer

    It Ends With Us is a book I read recently. It's by the author Colleen Hoare. It's mainly a story about two teenagers, Atlas and Lily, and how they just handle their life going through high school, adolescence, and just domestic violence at home. Both of them come from very, very different families. However, they have one common determining factor between them, which is domestic violence. The abuse that they've seen their moms go through is just insane, and they connect through that on a different level. They're actually in the same high school, but they never speak to each other until Atlas actually crashes into an empty house next to Lily's villa. When Atlas is homeless and he doesn't have anywhere to go, he just comes and breaks into the house next to Lily's, and Lily helps him with all the daily necessities like clothes and food, medicines and stuff. Furthermore, their friendship blossoms into love, but it doesn't really fructify as Atlas has to leave. This book really gave me a lot of knowledge about domestic abuse and how to deal with it.

    All Answers

    Here are all the answers by real-users practicing speaking for IELTS Cue Cards on our IELTS Prep App.

    Band 7

    There are some people that play a significant role in the way we think. Also, some people just happen to influence the choices that we make. One such personality that played a huge role in shaping my work was Dr. Saurabh who is an occupational therapy professor in my hospital. He persuaded me to take up orthopedics as my subject. This is because there are not many occupational therapists practicing in this field and the field of musculoskeletal sciences needs people who have a good understanding of the same. He saw a spark in me and he thought that I could be fit for this field because of the discussions that we were having during our OPG hours. I think that his efforts were fruitful because I happened to take up that field and I do practice in orthopedics. It is because of his efforts and it is because of his push that made me take that up. He constantly solves my doubts and queries that I have during my practice. I also enroll in courses that will enhance my knowledge. Most of the courses that I enroll in are referred to me by Dr. Saurabh. So, I think that he has played quite an influence in shaping my life.

    Band 7

    I would like to talk about my mother who once persuaded me to pursue dentistry as a career. This happened a few years ago when I was deciding what to study after finishing school. She persuaded me to take admission in a bachelor's degree in dentistry. She believed that dentistry is a stable and respectful profession. So she also felt that it suited my personality because I am patient, disciplined, and interested in health. She explained that long-term benefits such as job security and the opportunity to help people. In the end, I agreed with her advice and decided to pursue dentistry. Looking back, I think it was a good decision because it gave me a strong foundation in the medical field and helped me understand patient care better. Although my long-term goal is to become a doctor, I am grateful that she pursued me because dentistry shaped my professional journey. I am satisfied with my decision because it helped me grow academically and professionally.

    Band 6-7

    Okay. So, I have a friend named Tanmay. He is a very good friend of mine He has been with me since 12 years of my life. He pursued me to do a course in finance which is named CFA. He told me to do it because he saw potential in me that I can clear it and he saw that my main interest is in finance and I was lacking that what should I do to develop my skills in finance to develop my resume and develop my profile in finance so he helped me to research and get some good coaching for CFA and I cleared my CFA level one from his guidance and support and it was very good for having him as a friend for such a long time in my life he is really close to me and yeah that's it thank you

    Band 6-7

    Well, I have plethora of family members and friends in my life, but one of the member, one of the person whom I want to talk about is my English teacher from my senior secondary school who played a crucial role in shaping my confidence as a learner. In terms of appearance, she was always well-dressed and carried herself with quite confidence. However, she is very humble and generous. She had a remarkable talent for simplifying complex ideas and making them engaging. She easily connects with her children. What I admired most was her emotional intelligence. She was firm when necessary yet incredibly approachable, which created a safe learning environment. She always encouraged me to speak in English when I hesitate. She is very hardworking and dedicated to her profession. Overall, she is an inspiring individual who has shaped my academic journey in a positive way. Because of her motivation and dedication, I just became more confident in my studies.

    Band 6-7

    My friend named Nancy who has been an important part of my life for the past eight years. We first met during our college days while working on a group project and over the time our professional interactions turned into a strong personal bond. There was a time when I was struggling to choose my further careers and then she helped me a lot to overcome my fears and do well in my upcoming life as I truly admire her because of her hard work, how she balances her life and how she motivates me to to run towards my passionate work as I was feeling very low that time and that it is very difficult to make that decision and she stands out. She stands out with me. She manages to calm myself down and she helped me to focus on one single thing and then she has played a significant role in boosting my confidence and encouraging me to pursue my goals seriously.

    Band 6-7

    I would like to talk about a person. He is my best friend who helped me choose fitness and strength training to make it a part of my everyday routine. So it was when I was in my first year of graduate school. We were taking the same substitutional class during the evening and we had this small chat saying how we want ourselves to look in the future and on my bucket list there was strength training. And the first thing he questioned me was that why didn't I take initiative to practice strength training and that one sentence kicked me right on the spot and I had took up this challenge to prove myself that I'm good at practicing and proving myself I'm capable. So from then on I started preparing for fitness activity and strength training. Furthermore I have taken special training and coaching from a coach who is specified to help children work properly.

    Band 6-7

    It would be my father who persuaded me for a lot of things, especially in my learnings. In order to have a better education and knowledge, he used to persuade me for passing the entrance exam for post-graduation in order to join Indian Institute of Technology in Chennai, which is a most prominent institute in the country, India. It's only because of his push and motivation, I've won the competition and almost more than 200 in the exam. During the coaching, he used to stay always on my side and provided me with any materials. Also, he supported me mentally. It was a difficult exam and I haven't tried anything before in my entire life.

    Band 6-7

    This happened when I moved to college about four years back. I had rented out an apartment with my friend and I was independent for the first time in my life. So prior to that, I had a cook at home, I had a maid at home. So everything was served on a silver platter to me. So for the first time, I was independent and by myself with my friend, of course. And the most important skill which was lacking was cooking. So my friend knew how to cook properly. So for the first initial days, she was cooking for the both of us. But at some point, she persuaded me to learn cooking. Initially, I was really against it because I am really bad at cooking or really bad at even choosing ingredients. If you would give me a dish, I would probably not tell what is in the dish or how it was prepared. So I was really skeptical about it in the beginning, but it became a necessity for us. So I started to cook simple recipes in the beginning and worked my way up the ladder to more difficult ones. So the first dish I ever made in that house was a disaster. It was this Indian dish called Rasam. It is basically a combination of spices and tomato and it's a very watery dish. But my dish tasted saltless. So that was a disaster. But later, my friend also really encouraged me and motivated me and I worked up to harder recipes. And now I can make a full meal all by myself. All thanks to my friend.

    Band 6-7

    What I pursued was crocheting. My mother was into crocheting in 2019, that was around COVID time. I remember she bought a bunch of yarn and needles and crochet hooks and furthermore she practiced a little bit of crocheting through YouTube. Now COVID hit, everything was shut, I did not know what to do, a lot of free time and I wanted to pick up something new. I happened to notice the bundle of yarn and crochet hook and just asked my mother if I could go ahead and use it. She insisted I definitely do. She wanted me to pursue crocheting as a habit because it was really stress relieving for her and thought it would help me a lot too and it's a skill so who doesn't, it's an add-on. Why did she do that again? Because an add-on to a skill, very distracting, stress buster, even passes time and you can actually end up making something that you really want. And of course I did it. I did it with a lot of joy and I found so much joy in creating what I've I wanted. It's a very fluid art, you can almost do anything and everything you want with crochet. I made a hat, I made some dresses, I crocheted keychains and a lot more things. I love it.

    Band 6-7

    We meet like a variety of people in our life and some of them come with good intentions whereas some come with bad. There are few people who come to persuade you for some good things, to motivate you, to inspire you so you can do better. But there are some who persuade you into some really horrible things. There was an incident during my college time. It was my first year, I was a fresher and there was a community in my college. It was training and placement cells who gather people, gather students who can participate into various activities and confront and talk fluently to get more and more companies for our college or even into various drives, placement drives or the college programs. So there was one of my senior who was very friendly and who was very nice and his intentions were really good when he came and he was trying to persuade me to take a part in it. The only intention behind it was for him to make me stand out, to have a good thing on my resume and to just brighten my skills up. So he persuaded me to just join this community by just coming to this one meeting. It will have a great impact on your future. It will improve your communication skills, the way I handle things, leadership qualities, communications and everything. And I did got persuaded. So once I was, I really thanked myself that I did got persuaded. It improved me a lot and it developed a skill set in me that I use even today in my day to day life, in my job, in my personal life.
    background image

    Explore

    500 Cue Cards

    Master IELTS Speaking with Leap's Self-Prep Course

    student enroll count

    Students Enrolled

    review count

    2,411 Reviews

    app download banner image
    See Course Details

    Master IELTS Speaking with Leap's Self-Prep Course

    student enroll count

    Students Enrolled

    review count

    2,411 Reviews

    app download banner image
    See Course Details