Ielts speaking Test Part 1 Examiner: Good morning, my name is Can you tell me your full name please?

4. In addition to gaining knowledge, what other ways have you benefited from your school/university experience?
-My university activities allowed me to make a bunch of friends who are very diverse people. Hence enriching my campus life and improving my social and communication skills. It also built up my confidence in public speaking.
5. Is there anything you don’t like about your studies?
-Studying could be quite tedious, sometimes you have no choice but to cram…
-Teachers can sometimes be way too strict. There are too many rules which we should follow.
6. Which subject do you like the most?
-I my favorite subject is science. It is fascinating because it tells me how life works. It’s also quite useful to me since I want to be a scientist.
-I’m really into math. For some reason I find it really interesting, though it could be because my teacher is quite funny.

Part 1-Ielts Speaking Topic: Language
1. What foreign languages have you studied?
-English is the only foreign language which I have studied.
-I have started learning English since primary school
-When I was in University I also learnt Japanese for a semester
2. Why did you choose to study that language? How did you learn that language?
-Well I have always wanted to learn Japanese since I watch anime and play Japanese games on my computer.
-I didn't really choose English; all students in China are forced to study English at a young age.
-I plan to go abroad for further my studies so learning English is a must
3. Would you say it’s a difficult subject?
-Absolutely, especially the complicated grammar structures
-sometimes the logic for writing in English and Chinese are opposite so it can get a little confusing.
-I would say the difficulty level is just has hard as learning any other foreign language.
4. What is the most difficult part about studying that language?
-Memorizing vocabulary can get a little tedious
-There are some words that I can’t pronounce properly.
-There are too many different accents in English and some are easier to understand than others. I find the Indian accent extremely hard to understand.