IELTS Speaking Part 1 - Friends

IELTS Speaking

July 19, 2023

IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Friends

How important are friends to you?
Do you often go out with your friends?
Where do you often meet each other?
What do you usually do with your friends?
Do you have a friend you have known for a long time?

1. How important are friends to you?

– My friends are incredibly important to me, especially those I have known since middle school. They are like family to me, and they have been there for me during both happy and difficult times. The thought of us drifting apart is heartbreaking to me.

2. Do you often go out with your friends?

– Yes, now that we have all graduated, we have more time to spend together. While we used to be quite busy during school, we make an effort to meet up once or twice a week.

3. Where do you often meet each other?

– Kate lives near a café that serves excellent coffee and delicious shortcakes. It has become our go-to place for meetups. However, depending on the situation, we may also meet at the mall or at her house if there’s something urgent to discuss.

4. What do you usually do with your friends?

– Our activities together are quite typical. We enjoy having brunch on weekends, going shopping, and simply hanging out to catch up with each other’s lives.

5. Do you have a friend you have known for a long time?

– Kate is a friend I have known since middle school. I can’t recall exactly how we became friends, but we quickly became inseparable during that time. We have been through a lot together, and our bond is like that of sisters.

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Ian Tanpiuco – Virtual Assistant, Educatorian, and IELTS Rizz Tutor. Ian’s goal is to enhance his students’ IELTS scores through a comprehensive curriculum that focuses on understanding rather than mere memorization.

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