Talk about an interesting old person you met recently: IELTS Speaking Cue Card

You should say

  • Who is this person?
  • How you met him? How you know him
  • What you do with this person (optional)
  • Why you found him interesting?

Band 7

00:00

/

00:00

One of the most interesting early people I have met recently is Mr. Sharma, a 75-year-old retired teacher who lives in my neighborhood. I met him at a local park where I go for evening walks. One day, I noticed him reading a book on philosophy, which piqued my interest. I started a conversation with him. We instantly connected over our shared love for literature and history. Since then, I have spent several evenings talking to him. He shares fascinating stories about his teaching experience and life lesson. Sometimes, he even gives me valuable advice on handling challenges in life. I found him interesting because of his vast knowledge and wisdom. Despite his age, he has a great sense of humor and a very optimistic outlook on life. His experience and storytelling skills are conservations, with him truly enjoyable. Meeting Mr. Sharma has been an enriching experience for me. He has taught me that learning never stops, no matter how old you are. So, I am very inspired by him because he had much experience as compared to me. Now, I generally use to meet him often in park.

Follow up questions


What life lessons have you learned from Mr. Sharma?
Mr. Sharma has taught me the importance of resilience and maintaining a positive attitude in the face of challenges. He often shares stories about how he overcame difficulties in his life, emphasizing that every setback can be a learning opportunity.

How do you think older people can contribute to society?
Older people like Mr. Sharma bring a wealth of knowledge and experience that can greatly benefit society. They can mentor younger generations, share historical perspectives, and provide valuable insights that help us understand our past and shape our future.

What hobbies or interests do you share with Mr. Sharma?
Mr. Sharma and I both share a passion for literature and history. We often discuss various books and historical events, which makes our conversations enriching. Additionally, we both enjoy spending time outdoors, especially in the park where we meet.

Band 6-7

00:00

/

00:00

Well today I'd like to talk about a person who is intriguing, who I found intriguing. Her name is Vishala and I used to see her daily while she was walking. I don't know where she lives but I used to see her. She was used to walk near my home carrying a bag and a phone in her hand. I thought she used to go somewhere but then one day I had an off from my college and I don't have a much work to do, much work to do. So I went to temple then I have seen her there and I'm just, I just wanted to know about her and then I started a conversation with her in the temple. I found that she was an English teacher earlier. So when I am speaking to her, when I was speaking to her, she replied me to, she replied to me in English. So I found her English was so affluent. So I requested her to make me to learn new vocabulary daily and she agreed to that. So the thing I found interesting about her is her speaking skills. As she was an English teacher, her speaking skills are absolutely amazing. So that I can't resist to learn from her.

Follow up questions


What specific vocabulary did you learn from Vishala?
I learned various new words from her, including 'intriguing', 'affluent', and 'conversational'. She would introduce a word each day and explain its meaning and usage in sentences, which helped me understand how to incorporate them into my daily conversations.

How did your conversations with her impact your English skills?
Talking with Vishala significantly improved my confidence in speaking English. Her feedback on my pronunciation and grammar was invaluable. I also became more comfortable using complex sentences and expressing my thoughts clearly, which has boosted my overall communication skills.

What other interesting stories did Vishala share with you?
Vishala shared many stories about her experiences as an English teacher, including her travels and the challenges she faced in her career. She also talked about her passion for literature and how it influenced her teaching methods, which inspired me to read more books.

Band 6-7

00:00

/

00:00

So to begin with, being in Gen Z, we do not like old people because of their mentality and their thinking. But currently, a few days back, we had a new neighbor coming and he was a 65 year old man. I was very irritated because one more irritating neighbor was joining us. But when he came, he was too sweet to offer us sweets as a welcome. He bought a house just beside us. He wore funky clothes and he even bought an Air Jordan by consulting me. He was like, which shoes are trending among these options. In addition, we also visited his office which was of clothing where he gave us free hoodies and pants. At free of cost. Whenever we go out, he asks me where we are going. It's a very good bond between us that has been created. We have gone to many trips. We went to Lonavala once. The plan was just random. We were talking.

Follow up questions


What qualities do you think make him an interesting person?
I think his open-mindedness and willingness to engage with younger people make him interesting. He breaks the stereotype of older individuals being out of touch. His sense of style and ability to connect over trending topics like fashion show that age doesn't limit one's interests.

How has your perception of older people changed after meeting him?
Initially, I had a negative view of older people, thinking they were boring or outdated. However, meeting him changed that perspective. I realized that older individuals can be fun, relatable, and have a lot to offer in terms of friendship and experiences.

What activities do you enjoy doing together with him?
We enjoy going on spontaneous trips, like our visit to Lonavala. We also share interests in fashion, and he often consults me on trendy clothing. Our bond has grown through these activities, making our time together enjoyable and memorable.

Practice other cue cards

Describe a prize you have won.
View answers
Describe a time when you felt incredibly sad.
View answers
Describe someone else’s room you enjoy spending time in
View answers
Describe a special meal that someone made for you
View answers
Describe something you were disappointed about.
View answers
Describe a time when your friend damaged something you owned.
View answers
Describe an unusual meal that you had
View answers
Describe something that you did with someone/a group of people
View answers
Describe a crowded place you have visited
View answers
Describe A Happy Memory From Your Childhood
View answers
Describe A Difficult Decision That You Once Made
View answers
Describe A Mistake You Have Made
View answers
Describe a time when someone asked for your opinion
View answers
Describe a time when you answered a phone call from someone you didn’t know in a public place
View answers
Describe an activity that usually wastes your time.
View answers
Describe a situation when you were late.
View answers
Describe An Occasion When Many People Were Smiling
View answers
Describe A Time Of The Day You Like
View answers
Describe an occasion when you helped a family member/relative with something
View answers
Describe A House Apartment That Someone You Know Lives In
View answers
Describe a person who thinks music is important and enjoys music
View answers
Describe The Best Gift You Have Received
View answers
Describe a time you used your cellphone/smartphone to do something important
View answers
Describe a time when you used your imagination.
View answers
Describe A Time You Successfully Did Something Difficult
View answers
Describe A Speech You Gave
View answers
Describe a place that you would like to learn the culture there (e.g. a library, museum, theatre)
View answers
Describe a letter you have received in your life.
View answers
Describe a gift you recently gave to someone.
View answers
Describe your first day at school.
View answers
Describe A Birthday Party
View answers
Describe An Exciting Activity That You Experienced With Someone Else
View answers
Describe An Interesting Activity That You Remember Enjoying Most In Your Primary School
View answers
Describe a time when you organized a happy event successfully
View answers
Describe An Occasion When Someone Or Something Made Noise
View answers
Describe a story someone told you.
View answers
Describe an instance when you received an apology.
View answers
Describe A Time When Your Entire Family Was Together
View answers
Describe a skill that you learned from older people
View answers
Describe a time when you were in line for a long time.
View answers
Describe An Activity That Made You Feel Tired
View answers
Describe Something That Saves Your Time
View answers
Describe your favourite place in your house where you can relax.
View answers
Describe A Puzzle You Have Played
View answers
Describe An Interesting Tradition In Your Country
View answers
Describe your experience when you changed your school/college
View answers
Describe a party that you enjoyed
View answers
Describe an important event you celebrated
View answers
Describe A Time When You Forgot Something Important
View answers
Describe A Time When You Observed The Stars
View answers
Describe a time when you received money as a gift.
View answers
Describe a time that something changed your life in good ways
View answers
Describe Your Hometown
View answers
Talk about a thing you complained about something (but finally got a good result)
View answers
Describe a time when you lost an important and valuable item
View answers
Describe An Interesting Person You Know
View answers
Describe When Someone Gave You Something
View answers
Describe a person who always has interesting ideas or opinions
View answers
Describe a person who encouraged you to achieve your goal
View answers
Talk about a time when you helped a friend.
View answers
Describe A Positive Change That You Have Made Recently In Your Daily Routine
View answers
Describe a time when you lost your pet.
View answers
Describe A Memorable Event In Your Life
View answers
Describe A Situation When You Helped Someone
View answers
Describe a beautiful sky you enjoyed seeing
View answers
Describe an experience when you got bored with others.
View answers
Describe a piece of good news you heard from others
View answers
Describe an important text message you received.
View answers
Describe A Time When You Helped A Child
View answers
Describe The Game You Enjoyed Playing When You Were Younger
View answers
Describe A Good Decision You Made Recently
View answers
Describe A Period When You Were Busy
View answers
Describe a complaint that you made, and you were satisfied with the result.
View answers
Describe A Time You Had To Finish Something Quickly
View answers
Describe An Intelligent Person You Know
View answers
Describe a time when you moved to a new home
View answers
Describe a challenge you faced that you thought was rather difficult
View answers
Describe An Exciting Experience In Your Life
View answers
Describe An Occasion When You Had To Do Something In A Hurry
View answers
Describe A Time You Made A Promise To Someone
View answers
Describe an interesting discussion you had with your friend
View answers
Describe Something That Surprised You
View answers
Describe A Day When You Thought The Weather Was Perfect
View answers
Describe An Occasion When You Lost Something
View answers
Describe An Occasion When You Lost Your Way
View answers
Describe Something That Was Broken In Your Home And Then Repaired
View answers
Describe An Outdoor Activity You Did
View answers
Describe a prize you have received recently (e.g. money, something valuable, a medal)
View answers
Describe something you did in your study/work that has made you feel confident
View answers
Describe a website which helped you to do something / website you visit often/ use regularly
View answers
Describe a job that one of your grandparents did
View answers
Describe A Time When You Missed An Appointment
View answers
Describe a time when you were late
View answers
Describe A Time When You Were Stuck In A Traffic Jam
View answers
Describe A Time When You Shared Something With Others
View answers
Describe a place/country in which you would like to live/work for a short period of time
View answers
Describe An Interesting Conversation That You Had
View answers
Describe A Time When Someone Who Did Quite Well In A Team
View answers
Talk About A Special Day Which Was Not That Expensive
View answers
Describe something you had to share with others
View answers
Describe something that surprised you and made you happy
View answers
Describe An Occasion When You Heard Someone Complaining About Something In A Restaurant
View answers
Describe a time when you made a plan to do an activity with a lot of people
View answers
Describe a piece of good news that you heard about someone you know well.
View answers
Describe someone you know who made a good decision recently
View answers
Describe a time when missed or were late for an important meeting/event
View answers
Describe a time you made a decision to wait for something
View answers
Describe something you did that made you feel proud
View answers
Describe a time when you received good service in a shop/store
View answers
Describe a time that you showed something new to others
View answers
Describe An Occasion When You Got Incorrect Information
View answers
Describe an enjoyable journey by public transport?
View answers
Describe An Occasion When You Waited A Long Time For A Nice Thing
View answers

Band 6-7

00:00

/

00:00

So, I usually commute back and forth from workplace using public transport. So, I met this old man on the bus. Even he takes the same bus to go back and forth. One fine day, I was sitting on the seat allotted for the woman. But since he was very old, I felt pity on him and asked him to take up my seat. And I gave up my seat for him. With that act of kindness, he was very impressed. And he went on to start a conversation with me. Initially, we had a very formal conversation asking where I'm from and where I'm going to. Even I asked him the same. It was a very nice time. And as the days went by, we started talking about more personal things. Furthermore, I started asking him about his family, about his whereabouts, and if he has any grandchildren. And surprisingly, he has a few grandchildren of my age. And he was telling me that he misses them since they are settled abroad. And he gets to see them only once or once in two years. And he was telling me that I remind him of his grandchildren. And it gives him a sense of happiness when he talks to me. Because when he talks to me, he feels like he is talking to his children.

Follow up questions


What qualities do you think make older people interesting?
I believe older people have a wealth of life experiences and stories to share. Their perspectives on life, shaped by years of experiences, often provide valuable lessons and insights that younger generations can learn from.

How do you think society can better support elderly individuals?
Society can support elderly individuals by promoting social interactions, providing accessible public spaces, and ensuring they have access to healthcare. Community programs that encourage intergenerational activities can also help bridge the gap between young and old.

What do you enjoy most about talking to older people?
I enjoy hearing their stories and wisdom. They often have unique viewpoints shaped by their experiences, and I find it fascinating to learn about their lives, challenges, and how they overcame them. It gives me a deeper appreciation for different life stages.

Band 6-7

00:00

/

00:00

So, the interesting person that I've met recently is Arunmoli, who is a next door neighbor of mine. So, actually, why I find him interesting because he doesn't take anything seriously. I mean, the one thing that makes you very angry or the thing that makes you more annoyed. So, he handles those things with calm mind, with no stress. So, actually, and he is a very selfless person. He doesn't think about any consequences by helping others. He just stands in front of everyone else and without any hesitation helps anyone who is in need. So, which actually...

Follow up questions


What qualities do you admire in Arunmoli?
I admire his calmness and selflessness. He has a unique ability to remain composed in stressful situations, which is rare. His willingness to help others without expecting anything in return is truly inspiring and makes him a role model for many in our community.

How do you think his attitude affects those around him?
Arunmoli's attitude creates a positive environment. His calm demeanor helps others feel more relaxed and less stressed. People are drawn to him for support, and his selfless actions encourage others to be more compassionate and helpful, fostering a sense of community.

Have you learned anything from Arunmoli's approach to life?
Yes, I've learned the importance of staying calm and not letting stress take over. His selflessness has taught me to be more considerate and to help others whenever I can. I try to adopt a similar mindset in my daily life, focusing on positivity and support for those around me.
Show all 19 answers

Cue 1:Who is this person?

  • Introduce the person with their name and a brief background.
  • Mention their age and any notable characteristics that make them stand out.

Example

The interesting old person I met recently is Mr. Rao, a 75-year-old retired school teacher. He has a warm smile and a twinkle in his eye that immediately draws people in.


Cue 2:How you met him? How you know him

  • Describe the context in which you met this person.
  • Explain how you came to know him better over time.

Example

I met Mr. Rao at a community event organized by our local library. I was volunteering there, and he approached me to discuss a book he had just read. We started talking, and I learned that he often visits the library to share his love for literature.


Cue 3:What you do with this person (optional)

  • Share any activities or conversations you have had with this person.
  • Highlight any special moments or experiences you’ve shared.

Example

Since our first meeting, I have often joined Mr. Rao for tea at a nearby café. We discuss various topics, from classic literature to current events, and I always leave our conversations feeling inspired.


Cue 4:Why you found him interesting?

  • Explain what makes this person unique or captivating.
  • Share any lessons or insights you have gained from him.

Example

I find Mr. Rao interesting because of his vast knowledge and passion for teaching. He has a way of making complex ideas simple and engaging. His stories from his teaching days are not only entertaining but also filled with valuable life lessons.


Conclusion

    Example

    In conclusion, meeting Mr. Rao has been a delightful experience. His wisdom and enthusiasm for life remind me of the importance of staying curious and engaged, no matter our age. I look forward to many more conversations with him.


    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. It's important to provide specific details about the person to capture the examiner's interest.

    bulb icon

    Tip

    Include specific anecdotes or characteristics about the person to make your description vivid and memorable.


    2: Don't Rush Your Answer

    Speaking too quickly can lead to unclear communication and missed details. It's essential to pace your speech to ensure clarity and coherence.

    bulb icon

    Tip

    Take a moment to think before you speak, and practice pausing between points to maintain a steady pace.


    Neglecting Personal Connection

    Failing to explain your personal connection to the person can make your answer feel impersonal. Sharing your relationship adds depth to your response.

    bulb icon

    Tip

    Discuss how you met the person and what your interactions have been like to create a more engaging narrative.


    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

    One of the most interesting early people I have met recently is Mr. Sharma, a 75-year-old retired teacher who lives in my neighborhood. I met him at a local park where I go for evening walks. One day, I noticed him reading a book on philosophy, which piqued my interest. I started a conversation with him. We instantly connected over our shared love for literature and history. Since then, I have spent several evenings talking to him. He shares fascinating stories about his teaching experience and life lesson. Sometimes, he even gives me valuable advice on handling challenges in life. I found him interesting because of his vast knowledge and wisdom. Despite his age, he has a great sense of humor and a very optimistic outlook on life. His experience and storytelling skills are conservations, with him truly enjoyable. Meeting Mr. Sharma has been an enriching experience for me. He has taught me that learning never stops, no matter how old you are. So, I am very inspired by him because he had much experience as compared to me. Now, I generally use to meet him often in park.

    Band 6-7

    So, the interesting person that I've met recently is Arunmoli, who is a next door neighbor of mine. So, actually, why I find him interesting because he doesn't take anything seriously. I mean, the one thing that makes you very angry or the thing that makes you more annoyed. So, he handles those things with calm mind, with no stress. So, actually, and he is a very selfless person. He doesn't think about any consequences by helping others. He just stands in front of everyone else and without any hesitation helps anyone who is in need. So, which actually...

    Band 6-7

    So to begin with, being in Gen Z, we do not like old people because of their mentality and their thinking. But currently, a few days back, we had a new neighbor coming and he was a 65 year old man. I was very irritated because one more irritating neighbor was joining us. But when he came, he was too sweet to offer us sweets as a welcome. He bought a house just beside us. He wore funky clothes and he even bought an Air Jordan by consulting me. He was like, which shoes are trending among these options. In addition, we also visited his office which was of clothing where he gave us free hoodies and pants. At free of cost. Whenever we go out, he asks me where we are going. It's a very good bond between us that has been created. We have gone to many trips. We went to Lonavala once. The plan was just random. We were talking.

    Band 6-7

    So, I usually commute back and forth from workplace using public transport. So, I met this old man on the bus. Even he takes the same bus to go back and forth. One fine day, I was sitting on the seat allotted for the woman. But since he was very old, I felt pity on him and asked him to take up my seat. And I gave up my seat for him. With that act of kindness, he was very impressed. And he went on to start a conversation with me. Initially, we had a very formal conversation asking where I'm from and where I'm going to. Even I asked him the same. It was a very nice time. And as the days went by, we started talking about more personal things. Furthermore, I started asking him about his family, about his whereabouts, and if he has any grandchildren. And surprisingly, he has a few grandchildren of my age. And he was telling me that he misses them since they are settled abroad. And he gets to see them only once or once in two years. And he was telling me that I remind him of his grandchildren. And it gives him a sense of happiness when he talks to me. Because when he talks to me, he feels like he is talking to his children.

    Band 6-7

    Well today I'd like to talk about a person who is intriguing, who I found intriguing. Her name is Vishala and I used to see her daily while she was walking. I don't know where she lives but I used to see her. She was used to walk near my home carrying a bag and a phone in her hand. I thought she used to go somewhere but then one day I had an off from my college and I don't have a much work to do, much work to do. So I went to temple then I have seen her there and I'm just, I just wanted to know about her and then I started a conversation with her in the temple. I found that she was an English teacher earlier. So when I am speaking to her, when I was speaking to her, she replied me to, she replied to me in English. So I found her English was so affluent. So I requested her to make me to learn new vocabulary daily and she agreed to that. So the thing I found interesting about her is her speaking skills. As she was an English teacher, her speaking skills are absolutely amazing. So that I can't resist to learn from her.

    Band 6-7

    So, there was this time, last year, in March, I was travelling back to my home from my college. My college is in Pune and I live in Mumbai. So, I was in the train in the evening. I met this random stranger guy. He was around my father's age. And, actually, we were standing at the door. So, obviously, everyone gets bored at the door. So, we usually chat at home. How are you? Why are you travelling? Where do you live? And random stuff. So, I met this guy and he was a very chilled guy. He asked me, what do I do? And some random questions. So, after that, he told me about his work. Even though he works a 9-5 job, after that he does social work. And he has a YouTube channel in which he goes to places if anything is done wrong or anything. He goes there, he films it, he records and he uploads it on YouTube. And asks the authority to work on it and correct it. He was a really good guy. We exchanged numbers. He asked me to follow his channel and also asked me if to share. He also asked me to tell my friends about it and spread the awareness.

    Band 6

    I recently met a person called James who came to my house to just see us he's one of our relative and I was really shocked of seeing him still young and active he came here and he just was playing with our people and he was around 70 still he's treating his wife as a queen and he never disrespect her at any situation well the main thing I want to say about him is when he entered he just did not make anyone discomfortable because the reason for people being being speakable is that the other person being non-speakable

    Band 6

    Recently I had the privilege to meet and interact with one amazing personality named Dr. Kamal Kumarkar, who is the Regional Directorate of NSS Ahmedabad, BJP. If I talk about where we have first met, I have met him, then it was during the year 2023, I was selected for the NSS National Republic Parade Camp, which was a one-month-long camp held at New Delhi, and he was the camp director at that time. It was the first time when I have met and interacted with them. I used to learn a lot of things from him, whether it is my parade capabilities or my cultural skill, I have learned most of them from him only. He used to identify and rectify my errors in the cultural events, in the parade.

    Band 6

    The odd person which I met recently is my doctor. My doctor is a 60 years old man. I had under one day surgery called pyroplasty for my urinary problem. The best man which I saw is my doctor. He was a wonderful caring man which I saw. Without him I can't live like this. He made my life beautiful and courageous. He is the one who made me live like this with a lot of kind and joy. He is the one person I am seeing as my God always because I don't believe in Gods but I believe in him.

    Band 6

    An interesting old person that I have met recently is my grandfather. I know him since my childhood because he is my dad's dad. I always love to spend time with my grandfather because he always tells me the stories that I haven't encountered with and the stories he always tells me has some moral in that and I would love hearing all those stories. I always feel him interesting because he is a bundle of information. He has this bundle of information in him and each and every time I go to him, I speak to him. He always makes me feel enthusiastic about anything and I always love to talk to him. He makes me feel more productive by listening to many stories. Since he has encountered with many of his experiences, whenever he says about anything, I always feel myself transported to different worlds or about what he is explaining and I always love being with my grandfather since he is one of the best person in the whole world.
    background image

    Explore

    419 Cue Cards

    ielts logo

    Get the IELTS Prep App

    Star rating icon

    4.2

    1M+ Installs

    app download banner image

    Get the app link on your phone

    +91

    Or download app from

    google play storeapp store
    master ielts speaking ad