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Full Mock Test - IELTS Speaking (Topic: SKILL)

This video provides five sets of IELTS Speaking model answers for the topic "Skill" , including both Part 2 and Part 3 questions. ⚫️Time Stamps 00:00 Introduction 00:45 Set 1 04:04 Set 2 07:00 Set 3 10:04 Set 4 13:03 Set5 ⚫️Set 1 Part 2 Cue Card Describe a skill you learned that you think is important. You should say: what the skill is how you learned it why you learned it and explain why you think it is an important skill. Part 3 Questions 1. What are the most important skills a person needs to succeed in life today? 2. Are practical skills, like cooking or car maintenance, as important as academic skills? 3. Do you think schools should teach more practical skills? ⚫️Set 2 Part 2 Cue Card Describe a skill that was difficult for you to learn. You should say: what the skill was why you decided to learn it how long it took you to learn it and explain why it was difficult. Part 3 Questions 1. Why do some people prefer not to learn how to drive? 2. At what age should young people be allowed to drive? 3. How will self-driving cars change the need for driving skills in the future? ⚫️Set 3 Part 2 Cue Card Describe a skill you learned from an older person. You should say: what the skill is who you learned it from how you learned it and explain how this skill helps you. Part 3 Questions 1. What can young people learn from the older generation? 2. Do you think the gap between generations is increasing? 3. Why is it important to preserve traditional skills? ⚫️Set 4 Part 2 Cue Card Describe a skill you would like to learn in the future. You should say: what the skill is why you want to learn it how you plan to learn it and explain how this skill would benefit you. Part 3 Questions 1. Why do many people fear public speaking? 2. Is public speaking an innate talent or a learned skill? 3. How important is body language in communication? ⚫️Set 5 Part 2 Cue Card Describe a foreign language besides English you would like to learn. You should say: what the language is where it is spoken why you want to learn it and explain what you would do once you learned it. Part 3 Questions 1. Is it easier for children or adults to learn a new language? 2. How has technology changed language learning? 3. Do you think a global language will ever replace national languages?