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IELTS Speaking Task Sheets Face the IELTS Speaking Exam with confidenceTopic vocabulary all-in package/package holiday breathtaking view charter-flight check-in desk departure lounge far-off destination to get away from it all guided tour holiday brochure holiday destination holiday of a lifetime holiday resort hordes of tourists local crafts long weekend out of season picturesque village passport control places of interest wildlife safari self-catering short break to go sightseeing stunning landscape travel agent tourist trap youth hostel Definitions here http://www.ieltsspeaking.co.uk /ielts-holiday-vocabulary/ Week 1: Holidays Task: Part 2 Long Turn 1. Here’s this week’s Part 2 task Describe a beautiful place you once visited. You should say: - when you went to this place - where it was - who you went with and say why you liked it so much. 2. Generate ideas The key part of this task is the 4 th question, why you liked it so much. Try recalling the time in question by closing your eyes and imagining yourself back in this place. Then make notes of why you liked it, including any key words or phrases. 3. Find the language you need Look through the vocabulary on the left and decide which expressions could be used in your talk in addition to those you’ve listed in (2). 4. Task focus This task requires you to talk about the past and so your pronunciation of past tenses will be important. Focus in particular on regular verbs with ‘ed’ endings and how they are pronounced: /t/ as in ‘stopped’ /d/ as in ‘travelled’ /id/ as in ‘visited’ 5. Give your presentation Practise your long turn. If possible, record yourself. When you listen back, pay attention to your use of regular past tenses. Did you pronounce them accurately? Task: Discussion (15 minutes) Work with other students and discuss the following questions: What do you think has led to the growth in the tourist industry? How do people tend to choose a destination? People sometimes say flying is the most glamorous form of travel. Do you agree? Focus on using fillers to enable you to respond immediately to questions: http://www.ieltsspeaking.co.uk/using-fillers/ Listen to the students who have recorded themselves trying these tasks on the ieltsspeaking website. Look for Test 1 http://www.ieltsspeaking.c o.uk/ielts-speaking- practice-tests/ IELTS Speaking: Advanced Unit 3: Topic Holidays Unit 9: Pronunciation

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Topic vocabulary

all-in package/packageholidaybreathtaking viewcharter-flightcheck-in deskdeparture loungefar-off destinationto get away from it allguided tourholiday brochureholiday destinationholiday of a lifetimeholiday resorthordes of touristslocal craftslong weekendout of seasonpicturesque villagepassport controlplaces of interestwildlife safariself-cateringshort breakto go sightseeingstunning landscapetravel agenttourist trapyouth hostel

Definitions herehttp://www.ieltsspeaking.co.uk/ielts-holiday-vocabulary/

Week 1: HolidaysTask: Part 2 Long Turn

1. Here’s this week’s Part 2 task

Describe a beautiful place you once visited. You should say:- when you went to this place- where it was- who you went withand say why you liked it so much.

2. Generate ideasThe key part of this task is the 4th question, why you liked it so much.Try recalling the time in question by closing your eyes and imaginingyourself back in this place. Then make notes of why you liked it,including any key words or phrases.

3. Find the language you needLook through the vocabulary on the left and decide which expressionscould be used in your talk in addition to those you’ve listed in (2).

4. Task focusThis task requires you to talk about the past and so your pronunciationof past tenses will be important. Focus in particular on regular verbswith ‘ed’ endings and how they are pronounced:/t/ as in ‘stopped’/d/ as in ‘travelled’/id/ as in ‘visited’

5. Give your presentationPractise your long turn. If possible, record yourself. When you listenback, pay attention to your use of regular past tenses. Did youpronounce them accurately?

Task: Discussion (15 minutes)

Work with other students and discuss the following questions: What do you think has led to the growth in the tourist industry? How do people tend to choose a destination? People sometimes say flying is the most glamorous form of travel. Do

you agree?

Focus on using fillers to enable you to respond immediately to questions:http://www.ieltsspeaking.co.uk/using-fillers/

Lis ten to the s tudents whohave recorded themselvest ry i ng these tasks on theie l t sspeak ing webs i te .Look fo r Test 1ht tp : / / www. ie l t sspeak ing.co.uk / ie l t s -speak ing-prac t i ce - tes ts /

IELTS Speaking: AdvancedUnit 3: Topic HolidaysUnit 9: Pronunciation