1- a situation when you waited for a bus or a train 2- a challenging profession you know about

"Describe your favourite movie"
you 
should be able to talk about the following IELTS cue card topics as well: 
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Describe a movie you have recently watched.
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Describe your favourite movie.
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Describe a foreign movie you have enjoyed.
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Describe a movie you would like to watch again.
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Describe a movie you watched with your friends. 
Describe an important conversation that influenced you.
 
You should say:
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when you had this conversation 
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who you had this conversation with 
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what you talked/discussed about 
and explain how this conversation influenced you.
[You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one 
minute to think about what you're going to say. You can make some notes to 
help you if you wish.]

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Model Answer 1:
Travelling is a hobby for me and often I go for travels in different parts of India. 
Usually, I prefer train journey where I have chances to meet with people of 
different strata. Last week, I went to Kolkata by train and had a fruitful 
conversation with a stranger. 
I boarded in the train after my supper at the station. Usually, I travel in a chair 
and avoid berths in order to meet people. A man with a white beard had his 
seat beside me. After a brief introduction, we started the conversation. The 
conversation went round the night. We took a short break during the 
discussion as well. It was a highly interesting experience for me as the aged 
and enriched man shared a good number of issues with me. Both of us were 
too attentive in the discussion that none of us cared that the sun was rising. 
Suddenly I noticed the matter and humbly requested the man to conclude the 
discussion as my stoppage was also appearing. Finally, I got down off the train 
in Kolkata while the man was still on board for his destination. Both of us 
promised to keep in touch.
I had the discussion with a Muslim man named Mr. Mohammad Ameer Ali. He 
was a scholar and a local college teacher. He was a smart man with his gently 
cared beard, a cap on his head (used for prayer) with a white Punjabi and 
kurta. He was moderately tall and healthy. He has been in living in Howrah for 
a long time and said that his parents and forefathers stayed in the country 
since the independence. Many of the Muslims migrated in Pakistan but his 
family did not for many reasons. He was kind to others and I have found that 
he is familiar with many of the people including the ticket collector of the train 
who addressed him as – Mian Sahiv. It was also my pleasure to meet a man like 
him and later I came to know that he teaches history in Lalbaba College in 
Howrah under West Bengal. It appeared to me that he was a fatherly figure to 
all of his students and I wish I were one of those! 
We talked about a good number of issues. In fact, I was an attentive listener 
and grabbed all the speeches delivered by Mr. Ali. It was a pleasant 
environment. The sky was clear and we sat beside a window. The moonlight 
was illuminating the entire place inside the wagon. In such a moment, the 
discussion began with the issues of politics. Then it moved to philosophy, 
history and mostly religion. Mr. Ali carefully described the key cause of chaos 
around us. His speeches were magical indeed.

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Earlier, I had numerous misconceptions about politics, religions and historical 
issues. But Mr. Ali informed me all the past events one after another and 
consequently my knowledge level increased suddenly. I was amazed with the 
past stories of my state and how the rulers ruled the country peacefully. 
Different dynasty came here and ruled the common people while they also 
took proper care for them. Besides, many of the Muslim religious leaders also 
arrived in India to preach their religion, Islam. But currently we have some 
conflicts with religious issues and I was influenced with the explanations 
provided by Mr. Ali over the conflicts. I think he was right. Moreover, he did 
not even slightly hurt my religious belief as well with his speech. The most 
important learning from the conversation was to love the creatures. I had no 
idea about the issue and now repenting that I made mistakes. Besides, he 
advised me to care about my parents and relatives. I, in fact, following his 
advice in my real life. Really the conversation was one of the bests in my life.