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Recent IELTS exams

Real students tell about their recent IELTS exams: IELTS questions, topics, tasks, answers.

IELTS Speaking questions from Egypt – March 2024

IELTS Speaking New Questions Egypt March 2024

The Speaking questions below were shared by our kind student who took IELTS in Egypt a few days ago:

Speaking test

Part 1 (Interview)

– Do you work or study?
– Where do you work?
– How do you get to work?
– Do you prefer walking or taking public transportation to work?
– Do you like chatting?
– Do you prefer to chat with a group of friends or just one friend?
– Do you like to chat face to face or online?
– Do you usually run?
– Is running important?
– When was the last time you ran?

Part 2 (Cue Card)

Talk about a friend of yours who learnt your language. You should say

– who he/she is
– where he/she is from
– how he/she learnt your language

and explain how you feel about him/her.

Part 3 (Discussion)

– Is learning languages important?
– Is it easier to learn new languages in childhood or adulthood?
– Is it easier to learn languages now than in the past?
– How does the modern technology help language learners?
– What language would you like to learn in the future?
– Can old people learn a new language or it is too late for them?

Latest IELTS questions from Zimbabwe – March 2024 (Academic Module)

Latest IELTS Academic Questions Zimbabwe March 2024

Our student NM took IELTS in Zimbabwe and remembered the following questions from his exam:

Writing test

Writing task 1 (a report)

The chart below describes the sources of electricity produced in four countries between 2003 and 2008.

Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

IELTS Writing Task 1 sources of electricity produced in four countries between 2003 and 2008

* Note: this isn’t the original chart given in the test, it was recreated for the purpose of demonstration.

Writing task 2 (an essay)

Due to the increase in population in big cities more and more people are living in small houses with very little or no outdoor space. Is this a positive or negative development?