Tiêu đề the IELTS Edge - Speaking (IELTS PREP) - Watermark.pdf ✅

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~~~ PHẦN 1: FULL TEST ~~~ Full test 1: Cars + Describe an interesting discussion you had with your friend Speaking Part 1 Topic Cars 1. What types of cars do you like? Outline of the Ideas ● Step 1: Mention the specific types of cars you like. For example, you could say, "I’m particularly drawn to electric cars for their eco-friendliness." ● Step 2: Explain why you like them. For example, you could say, "They’re innovative, cost-effective in the long run, and reduce carbon emissions." ● Step 3: Give a specific example to strengthen your answer. For example, you could say, "I really admire brands like Tesla because of their advanced technology." Full Answer Well, I’d say I’m particularly drawn to electric cars, you know, because of their eco-friendly nature and the way they incorporate cutting-edge technology. They’re not only a sustainable alternative but also, in the long run, more cost-effective, especially considering the rising fuel prices. On top of that, they help reduce carbon emissions, 2 Zalo: 0789469374
which is something I care deeply about. For instance, I really admire Tesla cars for their sleek designs, autonomous driving features, and incredible battery efficiency. So yeah, I’d say they’re my favorite type of car. Useful Vocabulary ● eco-friendly (adjective): Not harmful to the environment. ● cost-effective (adjective): Economical; good value for the money spent. ● carbon emissions (noun): Carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere, often from vehicles or factories. ● sleek designs (noun phrase): Smooth, stylish, and modern looks. ● autonomous driving (noun phrase): The capability of a car to drive itself without human intervention. 2. Do you prefer to be a driver or a passenger? Outline of the Ideas ● Step 1: Clearly state your preference. For example, you could say, "I much prefer being a driver." ● Step 2: Explain the reasons for your choice. For example, you could say, "I feel more in control and enjoy the process of driving." ● Step 3: Compare it briefly to the other option. For example, you could say, "Being a passenger can be relaxing, but I often find it boring." 3 Zalo: 0789469374
Full Answer I’d say I much prefer being a driver because it gives me a sense of control over the journey. I really enjoy the process of driving—there’s something about navigating through traffic or cruising along an open road that feels incredibly liberating. Plus, I can decide on the route, stop whenever I want, and listen to my favorite music. On the other hand, being a passenger can be relaxing at times, but honestly, I often find it a bit boring since I’m not doing anything actively. So I’d choose driving over being a passenger any day. Useful Vocabulary ● control (noun): The power to influence or direct a situation. ● liberating (adjective): Feeling free and unrestricted. ● navigate (verb): To plan and direct the route or course of a vehicle. ● cruising (verb): Driving smoothly and comfortably, often at a steady speed. 3. What do you usually do when there is a traffic jam? Outline of the Ideas ● Step 1: Mention how you typically react to traffic jams. For example, you could say, "I try to stay calm and make the most of the time." ● Step 2: Describe specific activities you do. For example, you could say, "I usually listen to podcasts or catch up on phone calls." 4 Zalo: 0789469374