The topics in IELTS Speaking Exam are always about something familiar to you, such as “What you do”, “How are you? etc.
You should not speak too quickly or too slowly. It is also important to have good intonation and stress. You will not get a high score if you are too hesitant and have too many pauses when you speak, although a few pauses to collect your thoughts are fine.
Try not to speak too quickly, either. Rapid speech often indicates a lack of cohesion in what you are saying and severely affects the rhythm and flow of your speech.
Below is the list of few IELTS Speaking Questions by Mark Allen in Mobile Phone category:
Question – Do you have a mobile phone?
Answer – Yes, I have a mobile phone. I carry it with me everywhere I go, well, not everywhere but close to everywhere.
Question – What do you use it for?
Answer – Sometimes I use it for business reasons, but mostly for personal conversations or text messaging. With the phone that I have I can go online or even download books and then read them off my phone. It is so cool.
Question – Who uses a mobile phone the most often in your family?
Answer – Why, it’s me! I talk too much on the phone, and then my phone bill is huge. It’s terrible!
Question – Is a mobile phone important in your life?
Answer – I guess so, for it makes life a lot easier and more convenient, but it’s not like I couldn’t live without it if I had to. Once I went for a whole three days without using my phone, my boyfriend was so proud of me.
You may also like:Note: My cell phone comes in awfully handy when my car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, or if I get lost, or if something happens in my family and I’m not near any other phone. I’m in my car a LOT, and the cell phone helps immensely in those situations.
Cell phones are good for emergencies, like your car breaking down. It is a great way to get hold of someone when they aren’t at home. They are starting to replace home phones too.
I personally couldn’t care less about owning a cell phone. In my opinion cell phones are dangerous to your health, but on the flip side having a cell phone is good if you’re stranded in traffic and need to call your boss to tell him you’re going to be late for work.
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