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soap operas. I find the story lines completely unrealistic and I can never keep track of all the different characters and how they're related.
Examiner: I'd like to ask you a few questions about transport. How do normally travel to your work or place of study?
Student: I usually walk to work as my workplace
is only two kilometres from my home. It takes me approximately 25 minutes to get there. However, if the weather is bad, I get a lift from my brother or my sister-in law.
Examiner: How do people in your country normally travel?
Student: More and more people own a car, so,
inevitably, most people travel by car. Unfortunately, it’s not the healthiest or most environmentally friendly mode of travel, but it is convenient.
Examiner: How easy is it to get around in your country?
Student: It’s relatively easy to get around, especially
by car. The road network is extensive and generally in a good state of repair. The exception is in the mountainous areas in the west, where the roads are comparatively rough and narrow.
Examiner: We’re now going to talk about places of interest in your country. What do you think is the most interesting building or monument in your country?
Student: Undoubtedly, the national museum. It
was once a palace but it now houses the national art collection. It was built approximately 400 years ago and each room has a particular theme. My favourite room is designed around the theme of music and holds the museum’s collection of musical instruments.
Examiner: Do you prefer historic building styles to modern architecture?
Student: Not necessarily. I think there are a lot of
interesting buildings being built these days. I like the way glass and steel can be used to create light airy spaces.