نمونه Speaking آیلتس در مورد اینترنت

نمونه Speaking آیلتس

Todd: Tennessee!

Tenn: Yes!

Todd: We're gonna talk about sports.

Tenn: OK. I'm not big on sports, but.

Todd: OK, well, that's OK. So you, you don't like sports.

Tenn: Well, I like sports but I'm just not an avid, uh, sports watcher. You know I would usually rather watch a movie or some kind of history program.

Todd: Oh, OK. So you're into history.

Tenn: Oh, yes!

Todd: OK. What kind of history?

Tenn: That's a kind of a difficult question. I would say, ah, interested, primarily I interested in ancient and mideval but I also like studying the history of the countries that I have visited it makes it more interesting when I go sight-seeing.

Todd: OK. What countries have you visited?

Tenn: I've been to 26 countries.

Todd: Really!

Tenn: Yeah!

Todd: Oh, OK. Yeah, you can't name them all.

Tenn: The big ones I would say, I've been over a good bit of Europe, ah, Mexico, Peru, I spent almost a year in Egypt and I went to Isreal, Jordan, and now I'm here in Japan. I've been here in Japan for a year and a half. And while I have been here, I visited Korea for about a week.

Todd: OK. Wow. That's a lot so did you do the Pyramids in Egypt?

Tenn: Oh, yes. Actually, I climbed the pyramids.

Todd: Oh, really. Nice. What's it like on the top?

Tenn: Very, very interesting. You can see, ah, it was during the summer so the visibility was rather low.

Todd: Oh, OK.

Tenn: But, to see, we were on The Great Pyramid, and the second Pyramid, Kefron, was right near by, and it is a very different perspective to see it from, interesting to be eye-level, to be on the same level as the top of that second pyramid.

Todd: OK. Wow! So you were in Peru, right?

Tenn: Yes.

Todd: OK. What's the big thing people see in Peru?

Tenn: Machu Pichu.

Todd: Machu Pichu. OK. What is Machu Pichu?

Tenn: Machu Pichu is the ruins of a city that was built by the Inca People.

Todd: OK.

Tenn: Over three...six hundred years ago, and was lost, no one knew what happened to it. until it was recently discovered about a hundred years ago.

Todd: OK. Wow. Nice. Alright, thanks a lot David

Tenn: Sure!

Todd: Or Tennessee.

نحوه دادن پاسخ صحیح به سوالات اسپیکینگ آیلتس - IELTS speaking questions and answers

You should have learnt from these IELTS speaking questions and answers to:

*Stay on topic

Listen carefully to the question and make sure you are answering it. Don't talk about something completely different just so you can talk for longer.

*Extend your answers

Give reasons for your answer. This can be a useful way to extend your responses. Always explain WHY you have given the answer that you have.

*Don't speak excessively

Extend your answers but don't go on too much. This will only mean the examiner will have to keep interrupting you to move onto the next questions.

*Be honest but positive

Try to remain upbeat and positive even if you are saying you don't do things or don't enjoy things you are being asked about. You can always put a positive slant on your answers.

IELTS Speaking: movie-going to cinema

IELTS Speaking Test:

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Tom: Do you go to the cinema a lot Martin?

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Martin: I used to quite often, Tom, but lately I just haven't found the time or the cinemas around here aren't quite as big here.

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Tom: So, I guess you've had time to contemplate on it. What's your favorite movie of all time? Well, my favorite movie, and the best movie I've ever seen would have to be Seven Samurai, the story about a small peasant village in Japan, hired in Seven Samurai to protect it and the ensuing struggles that the villagers had with the samurai, and the Samurai did with themselves and then the final fight that they has with the bandits that were trying to take the peasants grain. It's a magnificent story.

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Martin: It's a classic. It's black and white, right?

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Tom: Yes, it is. It was made by the Japanese director Akira Kurasawa. I think it was 1956 or 57, but it's affected so many other movies, Tom.

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Martin: I mean if you look at the Magnificent Seven, the Western, it's modeled directly after that, as well as some other modern movies that you might not think as much about. Roger Corman's, Battle Beyond the Stars with George Peppard (Are you serious?) was modeled straight off of Seven Samurai, and even Bug's Life.

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Tom: Wow. Now that I think of that I can see that.

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Martin: Yeah, it's a really important movie.

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Martin: How about you Tom? What's your favorite movie of all time?

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Tom: I don't know about of old time, but recently, and don't laugh 

when I say this, Pirates of the Caribbean was an absolute masterpiece. I saw the trailer so many times in the cinema and just thought it was going to be rubbish, but when I eventually got around to seeing it, it was full of good jokes and it was Jonny Depp as a pirate going around the Caribbean. There was a ghost story. There was a love story in it. There was a young man who'd run away to join the Pirate's. The whole thing was just action packed, funny and colorful. It was a really entertaining movie.

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Martin: Yeah, I would agree with you Tom. It was very fun and Johnny Depp was great, modelling Keith Richards as a pirate. I think that...

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Tom: Well, I heard that he was modelling the original ride at Disneyland.

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Martin: Oh, really.

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Tom: The mechanical models jerking around on the pirate ship, the mannequins, I heard that was what he modeled his character on.

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Martin: I heard he modeled after Keith Richards.

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Tom: He's the kind of actor who comes up with a different story at every interview.

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Martin: Well, I guess that's why he's acting

IELTS Speaking: movie-going to cinema

IELTS Speaking Test:

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(movie-going to cinema)

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Tom: Do you go to the cinema a lot Martin?

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Martin: I used to quite often, Tom, but lately I just haven't found the time or the cinemas around here aren't quite as big here.

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Tom: So, I guess you've had time to contemplate on it. What's your favorite movie of all time? Well, my favorite movie, and the best movie I've ever seen would have to be Seven Samurai, the story about a small peasant village in Japan, hired in Seven Samurai to protect it and the ensuing struggles that the villagers had with the samurai, and the Samurai did with themselves and then the final fight that they has with the bandits that were trying to take the peasants grain. It's a magnificent story.

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Martin: It's a classic. It's black and white, right?

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Tom: Yes, it is. It was made by the Japanese director Akira Kurasawa. I think it was 1956 or 57, but it's affected so many other movies, Tom.

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Martin: I mean if you look at the Magnificent Seven, the Western, it's modeled directly after that, as well as some other modern movies that you might not think as much about. Roger Corman's, Battle Beyond the Stars with George Peppard (Are you serious?) was modeled straight off of Seven Samurai, and even Bug's Life.

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Tom: Wow. Now that I think of that I can see that.

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Martin: Yeah, it's a really important movie.

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Martin: How about you Tom? What's your favorite movie of all time?

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Tom: I don't know about of old time, but recently, and don't laugh 

when I say this, Pirates of the Caribbean was an absolute masterpiece. I saw the trailer so many times in the cinema and just thought it was going to be rubbish, but when I eventually got around to seeing it, it was full of good jokes and it was Jonny Depp as a pirate going around the Caribbean. There was a ghost story. There was a love story in it. There was a young man who'd run away to join the Pirate's. The whole thing was just action packed, funny and colorful. It was a really entertaining movie.

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Martin: Yeah, I would agree with you Tom. It was very fun and Johnny Depp was great, modelling Keith Richards as a pirate. I think that...

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Tom: Well, I heard that he was modelling the original ride at Disneyland.

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Martin: Oh, really.

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Tom: The mechanical models jerking around on the pirate ship, the mannequins, I heard that was what he modeled his character on.

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Martin: I heard he modeled after Keith Richards.

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Tom: He's the kind of actor who comes up with a different story at every interview.

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Martin: Well, I guess that's why he's acting