Ielts jeremy Chiron Ideas and Examples for ielts speaking

4. Which country or part of the world wouldn't you like to live in?
It's hard to say because I would give anything to go traveling, and pretty much anywhere. But,
I guess I am not so attracted by countries with wars that are going on over there at the moment, I
wouldn't feel safe. There would be some better places to visit.
5. What problems do you think people who move to another country might
face?
Well, there must be quite a few difficulties to face when you move to a foreign country. First
of all, I guess the language barrier could be the main, challenge
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When many foreigners come to
China, they struggle with Mandarin, and things become harder for them. In addition, if you don't
know anyone at first, it's going to take time to meet people, and get a circle of friends. Once you
speak the language and have some acquaintances you can rely on, everything should be easier.
6. Why do many foreigners stay in China for an extended period of time?
It's your turn to answer!
A House You Have Visited

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Tell me about a house you have visited
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You should say:
whose house it is/was
where the house is/was located
whether you liked it or not
and explain what is/was special about the place
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Whose house? How often do you go there?
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Where is the place? Neighborhood
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overall feeling
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Describe inside
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modern
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furniture what you see when you walk in
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Bedrooms
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comfortable
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spacious cozy
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Kitchen
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well-equipped. Future
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I’d like to buy a place like this
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Let me tell you about one of my good friends’
apartment. She purchased a pretty nice flat in
the outskirts of the city a few years ago, and since then, she likes to invite her friends over for dinner,
or to hang out on the weekend.
Her apartment is located not far from a very pleasant park along the river. It's a quiet
neighborhood compared with the noisy city center. It's a three-bedroom apartment. It's quite
spacious
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I think it covers about 130 square meters. She lives on the tenth floor and she has two
balconies with a nice view over the river. On a clear day, you can see the mountains that surround
Fuzhou.
As soon as you get inside, you are in the living room. There's a huge couch
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sofa) facing a
wide-screen TV. My friend put a wooden coffee table in front of it. Because of the large screen doors,
the place is very bright, and although the floor is covered with ceramic tiles, I would say it is a very
modern home because of the furniture and the design. My friend likes to read a lot and she has set
up many bookshelves to display her many novels and her DVD collection.
Two of the bedrooms have a private bathroom, which is very convenient when she has her
parents over. There are nice curtains on the windows and fancy cushions on the beds. It looks very
cozy.
Finally, the kitchen is quite small but well-equipped. She has an oven and hot plates, a
microwave and a big fridge in spite of the limited space. It's a nice place and I really wish I could
own a house like hers someday.