Ielts speaking Actual Tests and Suggested Answers
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Foydali Speaking actual tests(Feb-May)
Vocabulary
To be no exception (adj) if someone or something is no exception, they are the same as all others so they can be included in a general statement 18.3. How much time do you spend listening to music every day? As I’ve mentioned I prefer working in silence. To put it simply, no music is allowed during my working hours. After a long day at school, I probably want to chill out for like half an hour with music to help me stay energetic so I can get back to work later. Vocabulary To put it simply (expression) used for saying that you are explaining something in a clear and simpleway Chill out (phrasal verb) to relax 18.4. What kinds of music do you like to listen to? Or What’s your favorite kind of music? My music taste varies widely from West to East and from the 90s to modern EDM. But if Korean pop is considered as a kind of music, then yeah, that’s my favorite of all time. More than half of my playlists are Korean songs and I always keep myself updated with the news related to Korean showbiz. Vocabulary To keep updated (v) to follow a celebrity by frequently reading news about them 18.5. Have you ever been to a concert before? Or Have you ever been to a musical performance? Once in a blue moon I attend a concert, since the ticket price for foreign artists’ concerts is so out of my reach that I can only stay home and watch online. It was 2014 that I finally did go to a concert on my own, obviously it was an international music concert. It was absolutely mind-blowing and unforgettable for me. Vocabulary Once in a blue moon (idiom) rarely Out of my reach (idiom) to be unable to afford On one’s own (idiom) Responsible for oneself, independent of outside help or control Mind-blowing (adj) Sth overwhelmingly impressive 18.6. Do you like to listen to live music? Unless it’s live at a coffee shop, where literally there are only you and music, then yeah I would love to. But I would change my mind if it’s a concert. The crowd is too crazy. It’s completely a mess that most of the time I end up having serious dizzy and headache. 18.7. When did you start listening to this type of music? Since the day a friend of mine introduced her favorite group to me. She couldn’t help herself talking on and on about them that I thought I somehow needed to catch up with her. And the more I know about Korean pop, the more passionate I’ve become. Couldn’t help one’s self doing Sth (n) continuously doing Sth On and on (expression) continually; at tedious length 18.8. Where do you listen to it? Almost everywhere, except for classroom. It’s the golden era of mobile devices, everyone carries earphone and phone with them all the time, music therefore is on their fingertips. Golden era (n) a certain period of time that Sth vastly develops On their fingertips (phrase) easy to reach 18.9. How do you feel when you listen to this music? Well I’m a type of person whose mood is easily affected by what I’m listening to, thus as the music changes, my mood also fluctuates. But most of the time, listening to some music helps me pick up my energy and chill a bit. Vocabulary To be a type of person (that) (phrase) to belong to a group of people who share a similar characteristic Pick up my energy (phrasal verb) to get better, stronger 18.10. Have you ever learned to play a musical instrument? I learned to play the organ when I was in kindergarten. It was quite funny because I started out as one of the performers, then my teacher told my mom that I had better play the organ instead of performing, so I became her trainee and it continued for around 4 to 5 years until I was 10. Download 1.86 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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