IELTS With James

Books and IELTS Candidates are Often Strangers to Each Other Questions on books and reading appear in the Part 1 and 2 of IELTS Speaking test frequently. Many candidates hate reading and in most cases their reading is limited to school or college text books. There are also other candidates, who have read books but cannot remember them or describe a book in four or five sentences. Do not worry. It’s not a big task. There are brief descriptions of books on the internet to suit your requirement. Here is a cue card speech topic reported on July 15 ·         Describe a book that you would like to read again ·         -Which book it was? ·         -What the book was about? ·         -What you learned from this book? ·         And explain why you would like to read it again Vocabulary ...

IELTS: Younger or  Older Neighbours? Speaking Part 1 Questions are no longer typical resume questions about your life and career. They have new dimensions. Ask your trainers to help you with the answers to the following questions. Do you prefer younger or  older neighbours? In what ways can neighbours help you?  ( How can neighbours help you?) How is politeness expressed in your culture? What is the second use of having a mirror around you? Please remember these are part 1 questions. Don't speak like a  professor, a philosopher or a fool.  Speak like a teenager. 

IELTS: Part 3 Discusses Goals of Different Age Groups Many IELTS Trainers find it difficult to respond to the questions in the Part 3 of  the Speaking test.   Your trainer's  speaking and writing skills may amaze you but  remember he  is not the one who is going to take the real test. It's you. By the end of the Part 2 Cue card speech, you may be exhausted, frustrated and ready to give up. OR You may be chattering on like a fool OR You may be making the last-ditch effort to raise your Band level from 6.5 to 7. Whatever be your mood, try answering these Part 3 questions: How important is it to have goals in life? Why? Do you think  that young people today  set many personal goals? Are the goals people have nowadays different from  those people had in the past? In what ways are they different?   What would be some good measures to encourage the younger generation to set and pursue their goals?   Which ski...