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

If you can talk about the cue card topic 
"Describe a part-time job you have 
ever done."
 you should be able to talk about the following IELTS cue cards as 
well:
x
Describe a job you have enjoyed.
x
Describe a part-time job you or someone you know has done.
x
Describe a paid job you have done.
A speech that somebody gave and you liked.
 
You should say:
x
when it was 
x
who gave the speech and what it was about 
x
who were present there 
and explain why it was the best gift/ present you have ever received. 
[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.]
Model Answer 1:
Speeches are often intolerable though aimed for betterment but my point of 
view about the speech is dissimilar. I am never bored with speeches and if that 

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aimed at improving skills, I gladly accept that. Last day I had to experience such 
a speech from our college sports instructor. 
I am a student of D K Govt. College in Andhra Pradesh in India and love taking 
part in sports. It was just after the handball practice inside the college 
playground when the sports teacher delivered the speech to me and my team. 
Actually, my college was a participant in an inter-college handball 
championship but the team performance was not in a satisfactory state. 
Thereby, the teacher advised us in his speech. 
The speech was given by Mr Gaurav Pandey, the sports teacher and instructor 
of the college. He is really a nice man and everyone praises him for his 
benevolent behaves. So, when he started to use some rebuking words to us, 
we realised that we had made a great mistake with the performance. Usually, 
he does not speak even in a loud voice and his sudden change in manners and 
attitudes with us proved our inefficiency with the sport. But on the later stage, 
he turned back to his real face – the gentle one. He then politely made us 
understood that we need to be better with the handball and he was on the 
view that we were neglecting the competition. In fact, he was true. He pointed 
out the pitfalls of the team and also suggested to improve. 
When the delivered the speech, he asked almost all the teachers to be present 
at the college playground. Since it was the very first participation of D K Govt. 
College in an inter-college championship, everyone was excited. But Mr 
Pandey did not want us to be excited rather he stressed on the practice – the 
thing we did least. So, he wanted everyone teachers related to the academic 
activities to be present there and inspire us so that we could win the matches 
or at least try our bests to win. 
I liked the speech from several aspects. Firstly, the speeches were inspiring 
(though he rebuked us seriously for being inattentive on the practices) for me 
and the team members. Besides, being the captain of the team, I also ignored 
the practices often showing some excuses. But his speeches worked as an eye-
opener for me. Before the speech, I used to make delay on arrival on the 
ground, and even missed some of the practice sessions. So, naturally, he was 
angry to me and advised me to be more regular on the practice sessions. His 
positive attitudes and motivational speech worked on me well and thus I liked 
the speech much. 

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