Speaking tasks
Speaking questions
Part 2
Speaking topics - vocabulary
Part 2 topics with Part 3 follow up questions
Comment on the question
- That’s interesting. I was watching a program about that last week
- That’s a big problem today. I heard Sheikh Mohammed talk about that in a speech in Dubai.
- Oh, that’s very difficult to predict! I don’t think anybody really knows what is going to happen.
- Wow, that’s a tough question. It depends on your point of view.
- Yes, I’ve often thought about that.
- That’s very important because I am getting married next month
- That’s an interesting question because I work in computers, so I often wonder what the future of technology will be.
- That’s a tough question because I am not an economist.
- That’s funny - the other day I was in Al-Ain and someone asked me the same question.
- My kids often ask me the same question
- Basically, there are three ways to look at this problem. One way is to imagine….
- I think there are several ways to solve this problem. I think one way would be to…
- It depends on how you look at it. For example, if you were a parent, you would have one opinion, and if you were a student, you might have another perspective.
- I think two very different things will happen. First of all, there might be…
- There have been several effects. One effect is that
- I suppose you could break it up into two or three areas. First…
In the IELTS speaking test, Part 1 focuses on Present Tense, Part 2 on the Past, and Part 3 on the future and modals (can, could, might, may, etc.) You are expected to predict, guess, analyse, relate, suggest and evaluate (give your opinion) in this part.