Describe a person you admire
Open with who the person is, then add one reason, one moment, and one effect.
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IELTS speaking topics are easier when your answer has a simple shape
Most students do not fail because the topic is hard. They struggle because the answer shape is weak. Start with a direct response, add one specific detail, then close clearly.
Describe a useful object
Say what it is, when you use it, and how it makes daily life easier.
Open topic pageDescribe a place you like
Mention the place, the atmosphere, one memory, and why you return to it.
Open topic pageDescribe a skill you want to learn
State the skill, why it matters now, how you would learn it, and what would change after.
Open topic pageDescribe a memorable event
Say when it happened, who was there, what happened, and why it stayed with you.
Open topic pageDescribe a city you want to visit
Mention what you know about it, what attracts you, and what you would do there.
Open topic pageDescribe a book you enjoyed
Say what the book was, when you read it, what it was about, and why it stayed with you.
Open topic pageDescribe a teacher who helped you
Say who the teacher was, what they did, one specific moment, and the result.
Open topic pageDescribe a habit you changed
State the old habit, why it was not good, what changed, and how life improved.
Open topic pageDescribe a technology you use often
Name the technology, describe when you use it, and explain one benefit clearly.
Open topic pageDescribe a friend you trust
Introduce the friend, say how you met, describe one strong quality, and give one example.
Open topic pageDescribe a goal you achieved
Explain the goal, the difficulty, the turning point, and the final impact.
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