• IELTS Speaking Part 2:

  • You should say:

    • who this person is

    • what you usually do together

    • what kind of person he/she is

    • and explain why you spend the most time with him/her.  

• IELTS Speaking Part 3 (Follow-up Questions):

  • What are the advantages of strong family relationships?

  • How many generations are usually living under one roof in your country?

  • What are the benefits, and drawbacks of a family of several generations living together?

  • Do both parents have equal responsibilities in taking care of their children?  

• IELTS Speaking Part 2:

  • You should say:

    • what the job is

    • how you know about it

    • whether it is an easy or difficult job

    • and explain why you would not like to do it.  

• IELTS Speaking Part 3 (Follow-up Questions):

  • How do you think AI (artificial intelligence) will affect people’s work?

  • What would you say are the important factors to consider when choosing a career?

  • That technology will make some people lose their jobs. How do you think this problem should be handled?  

  • Would you ever move to work and live in another city?

  • Is it common in your country for people to move to other cities because of work?  

  • When young people choose their jobs, which do you think is usually more important, the salary or their interest in the work?  

• IELTS Speaking Part 2:

  • You should say:

    • when you went there

    • where the place is (or, was)

    • who you went therewith

    • and explain how you felt about the place.

• IELTS Speaking Part 3 (Follow-up Questions):

  • Why do a lot of people enjoy going to crowded places?

  • Where (or what) would you say is the most crowded place in your city?

  • Would you say it’s important for a city to have amusement (and/or recreational) facilities?  

  • Why do you think people choose to live in big cities (despite certain problems)?

  • How do you think cities overseas are different from those in your country?

  • Would you say urban planning is important?  

Đề bài mẫu 2: In many cultures, the concept of friendship is highly valued. How do you think the definition and importance of friendship vary across different cultures? Discuss and provide examples.

Đề bài mẫu 3: Friendship plays a crucial role in an individual's well-being and happiness. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement? Use specific examples and experiences to explain your viewpoint.

Đề bài mẫu 4: In the age of social media, people have more online friends than ever before. Do you think online friendships are as valuable as face-to-face friendships? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both types of friendships.

Đề bài mẫu 5: Some people argue that childhood friendships are the most important and influential. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Support your answer with examples from your own experience or observations.

We usually yap and gossip

Extrovert

Small age gap, so we are nearly friend

We often watch films , go shopping and have suppers together.

She is funny, honest and kind-hearted

She always liíten attentively to what I tell her, gives me good advices if I do not know how to solve my problems, it makes me feel comfortable.