Pre-intermediate A2+ Get Ready for ielts

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4») Part 2
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Do you work or are you a student?
2
Do you have a large family?
3 Describe your hometown.
4 What's the weather like in your country?
5 What are some of your hobbies?
Describe a person w h o helped you.
You should say:
where you met the person
what relationship this person was to you
what was special about them
And explain how this person helped you. 
Would you like to help someone in this way?
4») Part 3
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Do you think we can learn anything from older generations?
2
Compare the role of the family in today's world to the past.
3 Should we ask our family for help, or should we try being independent?
4 In your opinion, when does a child become an adult?
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Get Ready for IELTS: Speaking

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Audio scripts
Unit 1 
Family
Track 01
brother
father
grandfather
Track 02
brother
mother
grandmother
Track 03
1 
My mother is very kind. She loves everybody! 
She looks like her sister. They’ve both got curly 
hair. My mum is a creative person. She makes 
things all the time.
2 
I don’t have any brothers or sisters. I’m 
an only child. But I’ve got seven aunts! My 
favourite aunt is called Betty. She’s very clever. 
She’s a teacher and she helps me with my 
studies.
3 
My uncle is so bossy. He tells me what to 
do all the time! He is married and his wife is 
bossy too. But their son is really funny! He’s my 
favourite cousin. We go to the same college.
Track 04
My family? Well, we’re a big family actually. Our 
house is large! I’ve got five brothers. Their names 
are Carlos, Gino, Luca, Alex and Marco. Carlos is
14 and he’s the youngest. He’s good looking and 
very funny. Marco is 27 and he’s the oldest. His wife 
teaches at my college. Her name is Maria.
My mother is an only child, so her family is very 
small. But my father is from a big family. He has 
three brothers. He looks like his brother, my uncle 
Georgio. They are both bossy but kind. My uncle has 
four children and one cat. Its name is Lola.
Tell me about your family.
Track 05
Hello. My name is Steve Smith. Could you tell me 
your full name, please?
Thank you. Can you show me your identification, 
please?
I’d now like to ask you some questions about 
yourself. Tell me about your family.
What does your father do?
How much time do you spend with your family?
Are people in your country close to their family?
Do you prefer to go out with your family or your 
friends?
Where do you live at the moment?