Ielts speaking Actual Tests and Suggested Answers
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Foydali Speaking actual tests(Feb-May)
inspire: [verb] to make someone feel that they want to do something and can do
it: Example: After her trip to Venezuela, she felt inspired to learn Spanish. hinder: [verb] to limit the ability of someone to do something, or to limit the development of something: Example: Her progress certainly has been hindered by her lack of experience. solely: [adverb] only and not involving anyone or anything else: Example: He's solely in charge of the operation. Misguided: [adjective] wrong, because you have judged a situation badly: Example: Her decision to quit her job is, in my opinion, misguided. Mess: [noun] a situation that is full of problems: Example: The economy is in a mess as a result of government policies. Result in: [phrasal verb] lead to, bring about Example: The fire resulted in damage to their property. Self- reflection: [noun] careful thought about your own behavior and beliefs Example: I often do some self-reflection when I’m alone. Clique: [noun] a group of people who spend their time together and exclude others: Example: A small clique of corrupt politicians are running the country. Take over: [phrasal verb] to get control of something, or to do something instead of someone else: Example: She took over management of this department last winter. 28. Describe a place in other country that you would like to work/ visit You should say: - What is that place - Why do you like to go to that place - When will you go Honestly speaking, I have a myriad of destinations on my must – visit list around the world. However, if I have the opportunity to choose one city, I would probably pick London, which is one of the most prominent capitals around the globe. I guess the reason why I have a burning desire to visit London has something to do with the fact that ever since I was a kid, I have always been amazed by how gorgeous and unique the architects in London are. There are also some interesting facts about London that I want to witness in real life. One of them is the fact about Big Ben tower. So far, many people see the tall clock tower and think that it is Big Ben. But in fact, Big Ben is a giant thirteen - ton bell inside the tower that is rung every two hours by a two hundred - kilogram hammer. The real name of the Bell is the Great Bell of Westminster. Buckingham Palace is also so appealing to me since it is the home to the Queen of England and many tourists to London says that enjoy watching the changing of the guard ceremony that takes place in front of the Palace’s gate. There are many other elements that make London so tempting to me. Pay this amazing city a visit in the future is one of the items in my wish – list. Vocabulary a myriad of something (phrase) an extremely large number of people or things, especially one that is too large to count Giant (adj) of very great size or force; gigantic Appealing (adj) attractive and interesting Tempting (adj) used for describing something that makes you feel you would like to have it or to do it QUESTIONS FOR PART 3 28.1. What kind of jobs are easy to get in a foreign country? In today’s society, thanks to the great strides in technology, I think that jobs related to this sector will be the easiest ones for expatriates to get in foreign countries. Especially, in English-speaking countries, there are abundant jobs for IT employees such as computer programmers or mobile app developers, regardless of their nationalities, as long as they have sufficient qualifications and skills. 28.2. Should young adults work abroad? Yes. It is useful for youngsters to take up a job abroad at least once, because they are energetic and enthusiastic enough to experience new things that may be obstacles when they get older. Working overseas is a great opportunity for young people to meet different types of people and gain global understanding of their industry. It also provides them with experiences and skills that they would never get at home. Not only that, most young people are energetic and adventurous; therefore working abroad provides them with opportunities to travel more, and be exposed to different cultures, which will result in higher level of knowledge and cultural sensitivity. 28.3. Why do many people want to work abroad? There are various reasons behind the preference of people to work in foreign countries. Firstly, working abroad is good for their personal growth. In addition to a higher salary, moving overseas or even getting a temporary contract abroad will give people opportunities to meet potential customers or partners who will help them further their career. Secondly, expatriates can experience new cultures and a greater mix of backgrounds that will give them invaluable perspectives in all aspects of life, including work. VOCABULARY Download 1.86 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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