Mat Clark ielts speaking

particularly difficult it is probably best to invent your content. 
Ignore the adjective 
Many  people  get  distracted  by  the  adjectives  which  often  appear  in  the  topic 
description, e.g., look at the following Part Two topic cards: ―An interesting building in 
your city ... " 
Don't try to think of a building that is particularly interesting. You don't lose marks 
if  your  building  is  not  very  interesting  and  you  don't  get  more  marks  if  your  building 
seems very interesting. Just choose ―any building" that fits the topic loosely.