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IELTS exam in the UK, according to our friend T., was the same as the exams in India and Denmark. Of course, the Speaking section is different for every candidate – here is what T. was asked:

Speaking test

Interview
- Can you please tell me your name?
- Where do you stay?
- Do you like your home?
- What could possibly take you out of your home?
- What is the transportation system like?
- Do you drive?
- What age do you think is the best to start driving?
- Do you think it is important to drive well?
- Do you like reading?
- What type of books do you like?
- Where do you read and why?

Cue card
Talk about one important conversation that you have heard, you should say:
- when it happened,
- whom that conversation was with,
- why it was important.

Discussion
- Why do you think conversation is important?
- What effect does language barrier has in conversation?
- What do you think of the role of an interpreter in international politics?
- What are the advantages of global common language?

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