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Cambridge IELTS 19 Speaking Test-3 with Answer

Cambridge IELTS 19 Speaking Test- 3

PART 1 – Speaking Questions

Holidays

  1. Do you prefer spending holidays with friends or with family? [Why?]

  2. What kind of holiday accommodation do you like to stay in? [Why?]

  3. What plans do you have for your next holiday?

  4. Is your city or region a good place for other people to visit on holiday? [Why/Why not?]

PART 2 – Speaking Cue Card Question

Describe a car journey you made that took longer than expected.You should say:

  • where you were going

  • who you were with

  • how you felt during the journey

  • and explain why this car journey took longer than expected.

PART 3 – Discussion Topics

Driving a car

  1. How interested are young people in your country in learning to drive?

  2. What are the differences between driving in the countryside and driving in the city?

  3. Do you consider most drivers where you live to be good drivers?

Electric cars

4. How popular are electric cars in your country?

5. In what ways could more people be persuaded to buy electric cars?

6. Do you think all cars will be electric one day?




Questions and Answers

PART 1 – IELTS Speaking Test

The examiner asks you about yourself, your home, work or studies, and other familiar topics.

Holidays

  1. Do you prefer spending holidays with friends or with family?

  2. I usually prefer spending holidays with my family. There’s something special about being with loved ones during festive times, sharing meals, and creating memories together. Family traditions often add a unique touch to holidays, whether it’s gathering for a big dinner or playing games. However, I do enjoy hanging out with friends too, especially during casual outings or shorter trips, but family time holds a different kind of warmth for me.

  3. What kind of holiday accommodation do you like to stay in?

  4. I really enjoy staying in cozy hotels or vacation rentals. Hotels often provide a good mix of comfort and convenience, with amenities like room service and pools. But I also love the experience of vacation rentals where I can feel more at home, especially if I’m traveling with family or friends. Having a kitchen allows us to prepare meals together, which adds to the fun. Plus, being in a unique setting can enhance the holiday experience.

  5. What plans do you have for your next holiday?

  6. For my next holiday, I’m planning a trip to the beach with my family. We want to spend some quality time relaxing by the ocean, enjoying water sports, and having barbecues in the evenings. I’ve been looking forward to this getaway for a while now, especially since we haven’t had a proper vacation in a while. It’ll be nice to unwind and bond without the usual day-to-day distractions.

  7. Is your city or region a good place for other people to visit on holiday?

  8. Absolutely! My city has a lot to offer for tourists. We have historical landmarks, beautiful parks, and vibrant markets that showcase local culture. The food scene is fantastic, with many eateries serving authentic dishes. Plus, there are various festivals throughout the year that draw visitors. I think anyone coming here would find plenty of exciting things to do, making it a great holiday destination.


PART 2 – IELTS Speaking Test

Describe a car journey you made that took longer than expected.

  • You should say:

    • where you were going

    • who you were with

    • how you felt during the journey

    • and explain why this car journey took longer than expected.

Answer:

One car journey that took much longer than expected was a trip to a beach resort last summer. I was traveling with my family, and we were really looking forward to a relaxing weekend by the sea. The drive should have taken about three hours, but it ended up taking nearly six!

Initially, everything was going smoothly, and we were enjoying the scenic views. However, as we approached a major highway, we hit a massive traffic jam. Apparently, there was some road construction that we hadn’t anticipated, and it caused delays for miles. During the journey, I felt a mix of frustration and excitement. It was frustrating to be stuck in traffic, especially since we were all eager to get to the beach. But we tried to make the best of it by playing games in the car and listening to music, which lightened the mood.

Eventually, we decided to take a detour, which added to our journey time but helped us avoid the worst of the traffic. Even though it took longer than planned, we finally arrived at the resort, and the beautiful beach made it all worthwhile. The unexpected adventure became a funny story we still laugh about today.


PART 3 – IELTS Speaking Test Discussion Topics

Driving a Car

  1. How interested are young people in your country in learning to drive?

    Young people in my country are generally very interested in learning to drive. Many see it as a rite of passage and a way to gain independence. The freedom that comes with driving appeals to them, especially since public transportation can sometimes be unreliable. Additionally, owning a car is often seen as a status symbol, which adds to the motivation. Many young people eagerly look forward to getting their driver’s license as soon as they’re old enough.

  2. What are the differences between driving in the countryside and driving in the city?Driving in the countryside is usually a much more relaxed experience. The roads tend to be wider, and there’s less traffic, so you can enjoy the scenery and drive at a more leisurely pace. In contrast, driving in the city can be quite hectic. There are more cars, traffic lights, and pedestrians, which require constant attention. City driving often involves navigating through narrow streets and dealing with parking challenges. Overall, the countryside offers a peaceful drive, while the city demands quick reflexes and more caution.

  3. Do you consider most drivers where you live to be good drivers?

    I think it varies quite a bit. While there are many responsible and skilled drivers, there are also those who can be reckless or distracted, especially with the prevalence of mobile phones. Some drivers seem to lack patience and can be aggressive on the roads, which raises safety concerns. However, I believe that ongoing education and awareness campaigns about safe driving can help improve the overall driving standards in our area.

Electric Cars

  1. How popular are electric cars in your country?

    Electric cars are becoming increasingly popular in my country, especially among environmentally conscious consumers. There’s a growing awareness about climate change and the need for sustainable transportation options. Many cities are also investing in charging infrastructure, making it more convenient for people to own electric vehicles. Additionally, some government incentives encourage purchasing electric cars, which boosts their appeal.

  2. In what ways could more people be persuaded to buy electric cars?

    To encourage more people to buy electric cars, I think offering more incentives would be effective. Financial benefits like tax rebates or lower registration fees can make a significant difference. Additionally, increasing the availability of charging stations would ease concerns about running out of battery. Public awareness campaigns highlighting the environmental benefits and long-term cost savings of electric cars could also change perceptions and encourage more people to make the switch.

  3. Do you think all cars will be electric one day?

    I believe it’s quite possible that most cars will be electric in the future. As technology improves, electric cars are becoming more affordable and efficient. Additionally, with governments around the world setting ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions, there’s a strong push for electric vehicles. While it might take some time for every car to go electric, I think the shift towards electric vehicles is definitely underway and will continue to gain momentum in the coming years.



Vocabulary

words/expressions from the text, with meanings in English and Bangla, and examples.

sentences:

Word/Expression

Meaning (English)

Meaning (Bangla)

Example

Cozy

Comfortable and warm

আরামদায়ক

"I really enjoy staying in cozy hotels or vacation rentals."

Amenities

Useful features or services offered in a place

সুবিধা

"Hotels often provide a good mix of comfort and convenience, with amenities like room service and pools."

Unique setting

An environment that is distinct or different

অনন্য পরিবেশ

"Being in a unique setting can enhance the holiday experience."

Quality time

Time spent with loved ones that is meaningful

মানসম্পন্ন সময়

"We want to spend some quality time relaxing by the ocean."

Vibrant markets

Lively and colorful shopping areas

প্রাণবন্ত বাজার

"We have beautiful parks and vibrant markets that showcase local culture."

Historical landmarks

Sites of significant historical importance

ঐতিহাসিক স্থান

"My city has a lot to offer for tourists, including historical landmarks."

Scenic views

Attractive or beautiful landscapes

দৃশ্যমান সৌন্দর্য

"Initially, everything was going smoothly, and we were enjoying the scenic views."

Massive traffic jam

A large and congested road situation

বড় এবং অচল ট্রাফিক

"We hit a massive traffic jam due to road construction."

Anticipated

Expected or predicted

প্রত্যাশিত

"Apparently, there was some road construction that we hadn’t anticipated."

Detour

A longer route taken to avoid an obstacle

বিকল্প পথ

"We decided to take a detour, which added to our journey time but helped us avoid the worst of the traffic."

Frustration

A feeling of being upset or annoyed due to inability to change or achieve something

হতাশা

"I felt a mix of frustration and excitement during the journey."

Bond

A strong connection or relationship

সম্পর্ক

"It’ll be nice to unwind and bond without the usual day-to-day distractions."

Rites of passage

Significant events marking the transition from one stage of life to another

জীবনের স্তর পরিবর্তনের ঘটনা

"Many see it as a rite of passage and a way to gain independence."

Status symbol

An object or activity that is regarded as a sign of wealth or prestige

মর্যাদা প্রতীক

"Owning a car is often seen as a status symbol."

Reckless

Showing a lack of care about danger or the consequences of actions

অবহেলা করা

"There are also those who can be reckless or distracted on the roads."

Incentives

Something that encourages or motivates someone to do something

উদ্দীপক

"Some government incentives encourage purchasing electric cars."

Sustainable

Capable of being maintained without depleting resources

টেকসই

"There’s a growing awareness about climate change and the need for sustainable transportation options."

Charging infrastructure

Facilities and systems for recharging electric vehicles

চার্জিং অবকাঠামো

"Many cities are investing in charging infrastructure, making it more convenient for people to own electric vehicles."

Momentum

The strength or force gained by motion or by a series of events

গতি

"The shift towards electric vehicles is definitely underway and will continue to gain momentum."




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