Speaking Club September 9
Level 3
• What do you think are the most common challenges that young people face today?
• How has technology impacted the lives of young people, both positively and negatively?
• What are some common stressors that young adults experience in their daily lives?
• Do you believe that the pressure to succeed academically is a significant issue for young people? Why or why not?
• What role does social media play in the lives of young adults, and how can it be both helpful and harmful?
• Are there cultural differences in the challenges faced by youth in different parts of the world?
• How can young people balance the pursuit of their dreams with the expectations of their families and society?
• Have you ever experienced peer pressure? How did you handle it?
• What are some effective ways for young people to manage their time and responsibilities?
• In your opinion, what is the biggest misconception adults have about the problems faced by young people today?
• How can schools and parents better support the mental health and well-being of young people?
• Do you think there is too much emphasis on material success in today's society? Why or why not?
• Do you think there is too much emphasis on material success in today's society? Why or why not?
• What advice would you give to a younger sibling or friend who is struggling with the challenges of youth?
• Are there any positive aspects of facing challenges and problems during one's youth?
• How can young people develop resilience and coping skills to navigate the difficulties of life?
Idioms :
• The Ball is in Your Court
• Definition: It's your turn to make a decision or take action.
• Example: "I've done everything I can to help you find a job. Now, the ball is in your court to start applying."
• Walking on Thin Ice
• Definition: Being in a risky or precarious situation where any action or mistake could lead to trouble.
• Example: "After that argument, I feel like I'm walking on thin ice with my boss."
• Hit the Nail on the Head
• Definition: To describe or identify something exactly or precisely.
• Example: "You hit the nail on the head with your analysis of the current market trends."
• Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining
• Definition: Even in difficult or challenging situations, there is something positive or hopeful to be found.
• Example: "Losing my job was tough, but it led me to discover a new career opportunity. Every cloud has a silver lining."
Question: What is your favorite sport to watch, and why?
• Idiom: "Hit it out of the park"
• Definition: To do something exceptionally well.
• Example: "The team hit it out of the park with their performance in the championship game."
2. Question: Have you ever participated in any team sports? If so, which ones, and what did you enjoy most about them?
• Idiom: "A level playing field"
• Definition: A situation where everyone has an equal chance or opportunity.
• Example: "In this competition, the rules are fair, and it's a level playing field for all participants."
3. Question: How do you feel about extreme sports like skydiving or bungee jumping? Would you ever try them?
• Idiom: "Go for the gold"
• Definition: Striving to achieve the highest level of success or excellence.
• Example: "She's been training for years to go for the gold in the upcoming Olympic Games."
Question: Do you think sports can teach important life lessons? If so, what lessons have you learned from sports?
• Idiom: "Play ball"
• Definition: To cooperate or participate in a task or activity.
• Example: "We all need to play ball and work together to complete this project successfully."
5. Question: Who is your sports hero or role model, and why do you admire them?
• Idiom: "The ball is in your court"
• Definition: It's your turn to take action or make a decision.
• Example: "I've done everything I can to help; now the ball is in your court to make the final call."
6. Question: What are some benefits of staying physically active through sports or exercise?
• Idiom: "Keep your eye on the ball"
• Definition: To stay focused on a goal or task without being distracted.
• Example: "If we want to succeed, we need to keep our eye on the ball and not get sidetracked."
7.Question: How do sports impact your local community, and do you participate in any local sports events or leagues?
• Idiom: "Off to the races"
• Definition: To start something energetically or enthusiastically.
• Example: "With the new project funding, we're off to the races to improve our community center."
IELTS Speaking Exam part 2
Describe a piece of art or a painting that you admire. You should say:
• What is the name of the artwork or painting?
• Who is the artist?
• Why do you admire it?
Describe a memorable event in your life that made you happy. You should say:
• When and where did this event take place?
• Who was with you?
• What made it a happy memory for you?
Level 2
1. Question: What's your favorite subject in school, and why do you like it?
• Idiom: "A piece of cake"
• Definition: Something that is very easy to do.
• Example: "Math is like a piece of cake for me; I love solving problems."
2. Question: Tell us about a time when you had to work together with your friends on a project.
• Idiom: "Teamwork makes the dream work"
• Definition: Success is more achievable when people work together.
• Example: "Our group project was a success because we believed that teamwork makes the dream work."
3. Question: What's your favorite way to spend a rainy day?
• Idiom: "Read between the lines"
• Definition: To understand the hidden or implied meaning.
• Example: "When it's raining outside, I like to read between the lines of a good book."
4. Question: Describe your favorite animal and why you like it.
• Idiom: "The cat's out of the bag"
• Definition: When a secret is revealed.
• Example: "I can't keep it a secret anymore; the cat's out of the bag. I love dogs!"
5. Question: What's the most adventurous thing you've ever done?
• Idiom: "Take a leap of faith"
• Definition: To take a risk with no guarantee of success.
• Example: "I decided to take a leap of faith and try zip-lining for the first time."
6. Question: Who is your best friend, and what do you like to do together?
• Idiom: "Two peas in a pod"
• Definition: Two people who are very close and have a lot in common.
• Example: "Sarah and I are like two peas in a pod; we enjoy the same hobbies."
7. Question: What's your favorite holiday, and how do you celebrate it?
• Idiom: "Have a blast"
• Definition: To have a great time and enjoy oneself.
• Example: "During Christmas, I have a blast decorating the tree and opening presents."
8. Question: Describe a time when you felt really proud of yourself.
• Idiom: "On top of the world"
• Definition: Feeling extremely happy and successful.
• Example: "When I won the spelling bee, I felt on top of the world."
9. Question: What's your favorite type of music, and why do you like it?
• Idiom: "Music to my ears"
• Definition: Something you enjoy hearing because it's pleasant or good news.
• Example: "The sound of rain outside is music to my ears; I find it very soothing."
10. Question: Describe a time when you had to make a difficult choice.
11. Question: What's your favorite type of weather, and what activities do you like to do in it?
12. Question: Describe a time when you had to wait for something exciting, like a special event or a gift.
13. Question: What's your favorite hobby, and how did you get interested in it?
14. Question: Describe a time when you helped someone in need.
15. Question: What's your favorite season of the year, and what do you like to do during that season?