Speaking Killer sam ielts

Q. 5. Is it better to take a holiday in your own country or in a 
foreign country? Why? 
Answer: 
I would say that I would prefer to take a holiday in my own 
country since my country has pretty much everything from blue and 
beautiful oceans to mountains and from snow to plenty of green spaces 
and plenty of unique architectures. In fact, my country is among the top 
10 visited countries in the world with more than 30 million travellers 
visiting it every year. So, I would rather be interested to see my own 
beautiful country than some distant foreign lands. Besides, I would 
certainly feel more comfortable and secured when having holidays in my 
own country. On top of that, I haven’t also travelled to most areas and 
locations in my own country since it has a rather large area. So, if I visit 
some of those locations, the chances are I will get to see something 
very unique right here in my own country without ever needing to see 
them in another country. Of course, I have nothing against visiting 
another country, but, given what I already have in my country, I would 
always prefer my own country as a popular holiday destination over 
others. 
Q. 6. What problems can people have on holiday in a foreign 
country? 
Answer:
People can have a number of problems, especially if they 
don’t know the language of the locals, when enjoying a holiday in a 
foreign country. For example, you may lose your important stuff, or you 

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yourself might get lost in the process of travelling from one place to 
another, and you would be in real trouble if you couldn’t communicate 
your problems properly to the locals. You would also have trouble 
getting used to the food of a foreign land no matter how “exotic” and 
delicious they may sound. However, the biggest problem of having 
holidays in a foreign country would be getting really sick. With no family 
or close friends (considering that you are travelling alone) and no proper 
health insurance policy, your life could be in real danger in a foreign 
country if you were ever to fall sick. 
IELTS Speaking Part 3 topic: 
Technology.
1. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of modern technology. 
2. In what ways has technology changed your society? 
3. How has technology changed the way we communicate? 
4. How has technology changed the nature of long-distance 
relationships? 
5. What are the limitations of technology when it comes to interpersonal 
relationships? 
6. How could technology be considered a hindrance for us? Can we 
overcome it?