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IELTS – Test 1 – Speaking

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Last updated: February 11, 2026 8:45 am
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IELTS – Test 1 – Speaking

Exercises – Part 3

Now you talk about bigger issues that are related to Part 2. Your answers should be longer and have reasons, examples, or comparisons.

Exercises & Summary
  1. Exercises – Part 1
  2. Exercises – Part 2
  3. Exercises – Part 3
  4. Explanation

(4–5 minutes)

Theme 1: Making Choices and Getting Advice

  • Why do some people ask for help more than others?
  • Do you think it’s easier to decide things now than it was in the past? Why?
  • When should people not listen to advice?

Theme 2: Gaining Knowledge from Experience

  • What types of experiences impart the greatest lessons in life?
  • Do you think that making mistakes is a part of learning?
  • What can schools do to help students learn useful life skills?
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