Describe Your Childhood Friend: IELTS Speaking Cue Card

You should say

  • Where did you meet this person?
  • Is this person from your neighbourhood or your school?
  • How did you become friends?
  • What kind of relationship do you have after growing up?

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One of the closest childhood friends that I recall having is my current best friend Pragya. I call her Pearly as the nickname I've given her. We know each other through our parents who have been friends since their childhood. So it was basically a family friend situation that we had. That's how we got to know each other from the very beginning and had the chance to visit each other and meet each other pretty frequently. And over the years, of course, I mean Pragya and I, we share so many common interests. We are practically the same people and which is why we have grown to be best friends as of today. And growing up, I think our relationship has evolved into a very beautiful one wherein we sort of, you know, have each other back. We support each other. We are there for each other whenever we need. So, I mean, it is one of those friendships where you find comfort, where you find peace. So with Pearly, I think I share that kind of a bond. Currently, she is pursuing medicine, so we do not get much time to talk frequently. Though we try to stay in touch as much as we can, try to check on each other, you know, do a FaceTime or a video call whenever it's feasible. You know how long distance friendships can be quite challenging at times, but we still find our way through and navigate our way through the same. And I am sure she is one of those friends who is on my emergency dial. Whatever happens, she is the first person I go to. And I think that is the beauty of childhood friendships, that it stays for you entire lifetime. So that's the beauty of it, I guess.

Follow up questions


How did your friendship with Pragya influence your childhood?
Our friendship greatly influenced my childhood as we spent a lot of time together, sharing experiences and adventures. We supported each other in school projects and extracurricular activities, which helped us grow and learn together. It was comforting to have someone who understood me so well.

What activities did you enjoy doing together as children?
As children, Pragya and I enjoyed playing outdoors, riding our bikes, and having sleepovers. We also loved exploring new hobbies like painting and crafting together. These activities not only strengthened our bond but also created lasting memories that I cherish to this day.

How do you maintain your friendship despite the distance?
We maintain our friendship by scheduling regular video calls and texting each other frequently. Even though we are busy with our lives, we make an effort to check in and share updates. This commitment helps us stay connected and feel close, despite the physical distance.

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Well today I would like to talk about my childhood friend Akansha. I met her when I was around 6-7 years old when I had shifted to a neighborhood and she used to stay right in the next apartment. One of the reasons we initially became friends was because we had so many similar interests. Both of us were very tomboyish in nature. We used to like playing sports a lot rather than just sitting home and doing some indoor activities. Both of us used to love cycling which was a major reason for us to become friends initially. Every day after school whenever we used to meet we used to just take our cycles and then ride around in the societies. I don't remember a single day whenever I used to come after school not meeting her. I have been friends with her for almost 20 years now. I think one of the fact that we have always stayed close still and even after evolving and changing so much as people is my, that is why the reason I call her my best friend. Both of us have such different careers now and are on so many different paths in our life but we still try to catch up every time we get a chance. For example, whenever we come home for Diwali we still try to make up and get out some time for each other. Now that there are so many different things happening in each other's life and we have so much different opinions about so many topics, even though that we don't share similar interests anymore, we respect each other's opinion about certain topics. Even basic things like we are finally at the age of getting married but we have so different opinions about that but we still respect each other on that. And that is one of the reasons why I call her my best friend.

Follow up questions


How did your friendship with Akansha influence your childhood?
My friendship with Akansha greatly influenced my childhood as we encouraged each other to be adventurous and active. We spent countless hours playing sports and cycling, which helped me develop a love for outdoor activities and fostered a sense of camaraderie that shaped my social skills.

What qualities do you think make a friendship last over the years?
I believe the key qualities that make a friendship last are mutual respect, understanding, and the ability to adapt to each other's changes. Despite our different paths and opinions now, we still value our bond and make an effort to stay connected, which is essential for a lasting friendship.

How do you maintain your friendship despite having different careers?
We maintain our friendship by prioritizing our time together whenever possible. Despite our busy schedules and different careers, we make it a point to catch up during holidays or special occasions. We also communicate regularly, sharing our experiences and supporting each other's journeys.

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When I was in kindergarten, I met this friend, let's call her A, and we instantly bonded together and it was really good spending time with her. We had the best childhood memories and eventually, due to renting issues, I had to move out of that place and live somewhere else, which is why we lost contact. And I never thought that someday we would meet or even stay in touch. So after we lost touch, it was hard to reconnect. After a few years, I was heading for a class where I happened to meet the same girl who used to be my close friend and I thought it was impossible to bond again after so many years. But what surprised me was that she was still the same girl that she used to be and our friendship grew even more deeper than before. And this means that no matter what happens, I feel that if the bond is meant to be, that time will not change it, it will always remain the same and I'm really glad to have her as a friend.

Follow up questions


How did your friendship with A influence your childhood?
My friendship with A was a significant part of my childhood. We shared countless adventures, played together, and supported each other. Those experiences shaped my social skills and taught me the value of friendship, which has stayed with me throughout my life.

What activities did you enjoy doing together as children?
We loved playing outside, riding our bikes, and having picnics in the park. We also enjoyed arts and crafts, making friendship bracelets, and playing games like hide and seek. Those simple activities brought us so much joy and created lasting memories.

How do you think childhood friendships differ from adult friendships?
Childhood friendships are often more carefree and based on shared play and experiences. In contrast, adult friendships tend to be more complex, involving deeper emotional connections and responsibilities. However, the essence of loyalty and support remains important in both.

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My childhood friend's moniker is Arav Desai and I met him in the 5th grade of my school. It was the first day of 5th grade and all of us were very excited to go to new classrooms and meet new friends and I remember sitting on the 3rd bench and next to me Arav was seated as well. We exchanged our names and we started talking, trying to get to know each other better which is when we found out that we both loved football and we also loved the same team and the same player as well. I think that was the moment where we connected truly and then we couldn't just stop talking about it and our friendship really grew from there. Skip 15 years into the future, we're still very good friends and we still hang out almost every other day because now he's got his university and I've got mine and we have our own respective workloads but we always make time to enjoy, go out, have some fun, eat food etc.

Follow up questions


What activities did you and Arav enjoy together during your childhood?
During our childhood, Arav and I enjoyed playing football together after school. We would often meet at the local park to practice our skills and play matches with other friends. Besides football, we also enjoyed video games and sometimes went cycling around the neighborhood.

How has your friendship with Arav changed over the years?
Over the years, our friendship has matured. While we still share our love for football, we've also supported each other through academic challenges and personal growth. We've become more like brothers, sharing life experiences and helping each other navigate through university and adulthood.

Do you think childhood friendships are important? Why?
Yes, I believe childhood friendships are crucial as they help shape our social skills and emotional development. They provide a sense of belonging and support during formative years. My friendship with Arav has taught me the value of loyalty and companionship, which I cherish even today.

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I met this person Madhumitha during my 4th grade of schooling. At that time she is my bench mate and we both got synced together because we felt comfortable with each other. We share our food and we share lots and lots of personal interests which got synced together. She is my close friend at that time and she used to visit my house for weeks. Weekly once or weekly twice she used to come to my home. We play games and we chit chat together. We eat my mom will cook food and we used to sit and eat together. Later I lost touch with her because there was a situation where I wanted to relocate from my town and I shifted back to another town. Since I was studying 4th grade I didn't have the knowledge of getting a contact number so I lost her contact too. Later after completing my schooling through Instagram I just had a hope that I can get in touch with her. I started to stalk and scroll about her and I mentioned her name and ID and I tried to get her ID. Later I got her ID and I pinged on her. I tried to ping on her through messages and I sent a message that I am your 4th grade friend.

Follow up questions


What activities did you and Madhumitha enjoy doing together?
We enjoyed playing games, sharing our favorite snacks, and having long chats about our interests. Sometimes, we would even create our own games or stories, which made our time together really fun and memorable.

How did you feel when you lost touch with her?
I felt really sad and disappointed when I lost touch with Madhumitha. She was such an important part of my childhood, and I missed our friendship. It was hard not knowing how she was doing or if I would ever see her again.

What was your reaction when you found her on Instagram?
I was overjoyed and excited when I found her on Instagram! It felt like a miracle to reconnect after so many years. I couldn't wait to send her a message and see if she remembered me as well.
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Cue 1:Where did you meet this person?

  • Begin by describing the location where you first met your childhood friend, such as a park, school, or neighborhood.
  • Mention any specific details about the setting that made the meeting memorable.

Example

I met my childhood friend, Rahul, at the local park when we were both around six years old. It was a sunny afternoon, and I remember playing on the swings when he came over to join me. The park was filled with laughter and the sounds of children playing, which made it a perfect backdrop for our first encounter.


Cue 2:Is this person from your neighbourhood or your school?

  • Clearly state whether your friend is from your neighborhood or school, and explain how that influenced your friendship.
  • Share any relevant details about your shared environment that brought you closer.

Example

Rahul lived just a few streets away from my house, so we often played together after school. We both attended the same primary school, which allowed us to spend even more time together during breaks and after classes.


Cue 3:How did you become friends?

  • Describe the initial interactions that led to your friendship, such as shared interests or activities.
  • Highlight any memorable moments that solidified your bond.

Example

We became friends quickly because we both loved playing cricket. One day, we decided to form a small team with other kids in the neighborhood. I remember the excitement of our first match together, which really brought us closer as friends.


Cue 4:What kind of relationship do you have after growing up?

  • Discuss how your friendship has evolved over the years as you both grew up.
  • Mention any significant experiences or changes in your relationship.

Example

As we grew older, our friendship matured. We supported each other through school challenges and personal issues. Even now, despite our busy lives and different career paths, we make it a point to meet at least once a month. Our bond remains strong, and I consider him like a brother.


Conclusion

    Example

    In conclusion, my childhood friend Rahul has been an integral part of my life. From our playful beginnings in the park to our enduring friendship today, he has shaped many of my cherished memories. I am grateful for the bond we share, and I look forward to many more years of friendship.


    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: Avoid Vague Descriptions

    Using vague language can make your answer less engaging and informative. Specific details help the examiner understand your experience better.

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    Include specific memories or anecdotes about your childhood friend to make your response more vivid and relatable.


    2: Don't Ignore the Cues

    Neglecting the provided cues can lead to an incomplete answer. Each cue is designed to help structure your response effectively.

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    Make sure to address each cue in your answer to provide a comprehensive view of your friendship.


    Avoid Overly Complex Language

    Using complicated vocabulary or sentence structures can confuse the listener. Clarity is more important than complexity.

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    Use simple and clear language to express your thoughts, ensuring that your ideas are easily understood.


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    Band 7

    My childhood friend's moniker is Arav Desai and I met him in the 5th grade of my school. It was the first day of 5th grade and all of us were very excited to go to new classrooms and meet new friends and I remember sitting on the 3rd bench and next to me Arav was seated as well. We exchanged our names and we started talking, trying to get to know each other better which is when we found out that we both loved football and we also loved the same team and the same player as well. I think that was the moment where we connected truly and then we couldn't just stop talking about it and our friendship really grew from there. Skip 15 years into the future, we're still very good friends and we still hang out almost every other day because now he's got his university and I've got mine and we have our own respective workloads but we always make time to enjoy, go out, have some fun, eat food etc.

    Band 7

    When I was in kindergarten, I met this friend, let's call her A, and we instantly bonded together and it was really good spending time with her. We had the best childhood memories and eventually, due to renting issues, I had to move out of that place and live somewhere else, which is why we lost contact. And I never thought that someday we would meet or even stay in touch. So after we lost touch, it was hard to reconnect. After a few years, I was heading for a class where I happened to meet the same girl who used to be my close friend and I thought it was impossible to bond again after so many years. But what surprised me was that she was still the same girl that she used to be and our friendship grew even more deeper than before. And this means that no matter what happens, I feel that if the bond is meant to be, that time will not change it, it will always remain the same and I'm really glad to have her as a friend.

    Band 7

    Well today I would like to talk about my childhood friend Akansha. I met her when I was around 6-7 years old when I had shifted to a neighborhood and she used to stay right in the next apartment. One of the reasons we initially became friends was because we had so many similar interests. Both of us were very tomboyish in nature. We used to like playing sports a lot rather than just sitting home and doing some indoor activities. Both of us used to love cycling which was a major reason for us to become friends initially. Every day after school whenever we used to meet we used to just take our cycles and then ride around in the societies. I don't remember a single day whenever I used to come after school not meeting her. I have been friends with her for almost 20 years now. I think one of the fact that we have always stayed close still and even after evolving and changing so much as people is my, that is why the reason I call her my best friend. Both of us have such different careers now and are on so many different paths in our life but we still try to catch up every time we get a chance. For example, whenever we come home for Diwali we still try to make up and get out some time for each other. Now that there are so many different things happening in each other's life and we have so much different opinions about so many topics, even though that we don't share similar interests anymore, we respect each other's opinion about certain topics. Even basic things like we are finally at the age of getting married but we have so different opinions about that but we still respect each other on that. And that is one of the reasons why I call her my best friend.

    Band 7

    One of the closest childhood friends that I recall having is my current best friend Pragya. I call her Pearly as the nickname I've given her. We know each other through our parents who have been friends since their childhood. So it was basically a family friend situation that we had. That's how we got to know each other from the very beginning and had the chance to visit each other and meet each other pretty frequently. And over the years, of course, I mean Pragya and I, we share so many common interests. We are practically the same people and which is why we have grown to be best friends as of today. And growing up, I think our relationship has evolved into a very beautiful one wherein we sort of, you know, have each other back. We support each other. We are there for each other whenever we need. So, I mean, it is one of those friendships where you find comfort, where you find peace. So with Pearly, I think I share that kind of a bond. Currently, she is pursuing medicine, so we do not get much time to talk frequently. Though we try to stay in touch as much as we can, try to check on each other, you know, do a FaceTime or a video call whenever it's feasible. You know how long distance friendships can be quite challenging at times, but we still find our way through and navigate our way through the same. And I am sure she is one of those friends who is on my emergency dial. Whatever happens, she is the first person I go to. And I think that is the beauty of childhood friendships, that it stays for you entire lifetime. So that's the beauty of it, I guess.

    Band 6-7

    Well, to be honest, I am an extrovert person and I love making new friends and spending time with them. Although I have lots of friends, but here I would like to talk about one of my awesome friends named Sumit. Sumit is my childhood friend and we know each other from last many years. Even when we were in school, we were considered inseparable. I vividly recall when I was in my second standard, I first talked to him during our painting competition. He helped me to give his color to paint my natural landscape painting. That time we made a friend and eventually our bond became more stronger by day. Nowadays he is working as a manager in Domino's and I am busy at my study and we hardly get time to meet, but on weekends we manage to meet.

    Band 6-7

    I have a friend named Fatima. She used to study at my school, International Indian School Riyadh and we met in class first. I don't actually remember how we became friends but that's the beauty of childhood friends. We don't exactly remember how we met, how we became friends but the whole journey of being friends is beautiful with each of the childhood friends. But when we grew up, now when I look at her, I see her differently. She's not the jolly kind of person now like she was in the childhood. She has changed. I think it's normal. I have also changed which I cannot realize and she realizes. But there's something strange about her. She has become quite different from what she was. Her attitude has changed. There's something called ego which I've started to see in her and I feel hurt.

    Band 6-7

    So, my childhood friend was a person I met when I was in school and her name is Maitrey. We met when we were taking admission together in our first year of primary education and this was in Chennai. She's a very sweet girl, she loves cats a lot and also she's now become a teacher in a primary school in Bangalore, that's in India. Apart from all of this, she is a very loyal person, she's been maintaining our childhood since so many years, it's been around 15 years right now and also she is a person who lives very close to the beach which is one of the reasons as to why I enjoy visiting her house back in Chennai. We have a lot of fun while going around and looking at various types of birds and animals that are in the beach since it's also nearby a forest and apart from all of this, she is a person who I would always depend upon as she is very, very trustworthy and is always there for you no matter what.

    Band 6-7

    I want to talk about my particular childhood friend Pratik. I have met him in my pre-school days i.e. LKG which we describe in Indian school terms i.e. Lower Kindergarten. The first time meeting him was in order to exchange a particular notebook which is as far as I can remember is particularly the Hindi notebook. So he is not from my neighborhood but I have met him in this school and we became great friends during play time or during lunch time. We used to chatter a lot and got scolded by our teachers a lot during the leisure time, during the play time and also during the classes. While growing up we were in the same school till 8th. Then I had to change my school and our relationship did not get reduced but the meeting frequency got very reduced. We used to meet once in a week or twice in a week during our school days but during our college time or during our graduate studies the span reduced from meeting once a week to meeting once in 6 or 8 months.

    Band 6-7

    Well, I had many childhood friends, until now I am continuing my friendship with them. But I remember one girl, one of my friends, when I first met when I was in my 6th standard. Previously I was in a different school from my 1st to 5th class, actually I finished my schooling in a different school which was far away from my home. Then my parents decided to admit, shift my studies to a school which was just 5 minutes away from our home. In that school I joined in the 6th standard. I was an introvert actually, so I didn't used to mingle with the people easily. So when it was my first day into the school in 6th standard, I was just looking at everyone with a blank face. So Safiya was the first friend who came to me and she was very frank and friendly kind of girl. When she came to me, she offered some snacks to me at our first meet and she asked me some basic questions regarding me, where I used to live and where I was previously, where I studied. From that day we became friends. Also I was sitting on her bench beside to her and daily we used to share our lunch. Also I started sharing all of my secrets with her and surprisingly till today.

    Band 6-7

    There is a guy called Sujith. This was my best friend right from my childhood. This guy, I met him in my school in the fourth grade and even now he is my best friend. When I first met him, I didn't know that this guy would live near my place. After a few days, I came to know that he lived in my colony, beside my house. I met him in a seminar hall.
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