IELTS Speaking Topics

IELTS Speaking Topics A Selection of IELTS Task Two Speaking Topic Questions

Mark W. Medley MBA

Published by the Asian European University Press

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1 Publication October 2010

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ISBN: 145631131X BISAC Category: FOR007000

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How to use “IELTS Speaking Topics” “IELTS Speaking Topics” contains over 125 photocopiable topic based cards, designed for use both inside and outside the traditional classroom. Each section of the book is indexed under a heading which contains a selection of subject based speaking questions.

For Teachers and Trainers Each topic can be used to supplement your IELTS program, and could be used for guided or open speaking practice with your students. You can freely photocopy each topic page, or cut out each individual speaking question. If you are teaching in a traditional classroom, we recommend you photocopy and cut out each question. You may like to can color bar the questions by each subject heading, using colored paper-for example green colored cards for Nature and the Environment and yellow cards for Travel and Tourism. “IELTS Speaking Topics” is available as a complimentary ebook form -contact the author for further details.

For Students The second part of the IELTS speaking test needs plenty of practice, and you should also try to develop your speaking skills outside your class. We do recommend you to form an IELTS speaking group or practice with your colleagues or friends, in your spare time. You can use the topic questions inside “IELTS Speaking Topics,” as a game. Simply photocopy each subject page, and cut out each question, laminating each copy you make, and create a deck of cards. Place the cards on the center of the table, randomly choose a card from the deck, and then practice the question. For students who study in a modern classroom environment, and prefer using your own flat screen television, laptop, LCD projector or mobile phone- contact the author for details of a complimentary ebook version of “IELTS Speaking Topics.” The Asian European University Press October 2010


IELTS Speaking Topics Table of Contents How to use “IELTS Speaking Topics” Celebrations and Festivals 1 Education 3 Food 8 Free Time 10 Friends and Relationships 13 Hobbies and Interests 18 Home 20 Nature and the Environment 26 People 29


Pets 30 Sport 31 The Arts 33 The Media 34 The Working Environment 38 Transportation 41 Travel and Tourism 42 Your Complimentary Ebook 46 About the Author 47


The Media (3)

Describe a magazine you like to read. You should mention: - When you read the magazine - What type of magazine is it - Why you read it And explain if you will continue to read it in the future

Talk about a musical instrument you play or would like to play in the future. You should say: - What the instrument looks like - What it sounds like - Why you like the instrument And mention if you will continue or learn to play that instrument in the future

Talk about an online social networking website you like to use. You should say: - What the website is like - When you first started using the site - Why you like to use the website And explain if you will continue to use the website in the future


The Media (4) Describe a popular magazine or newspaper from your country. You should say: - Who usually likes to read it - What kind of things does it talk about - Why do you think it is popular And mention if you like to read it yourself

Talk about an interesting article you have read. You should say: - Where did you read it - What did the article discuss - Why did you read it And say if you enjoyed reading the article, and would read similar articles in the future

Describe a computer game you recently played. You should say: - Where did you play it - How do you play it - When did you play the game And explain why you played the game, and if you would continue to play it in the future.


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