IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic
Computers
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1. Describe a hotel you have stayed in.
Example answer 1
Example answer 2
Example answer 3
Example answer 1
I think nowadays anyone living and working in the West can’t survive without a computer. Sure, phones and tables are taking over, but they’re just the same thing, the only differences are that we walk around with them whole day and that they’re smaller.
Example answer 2
I spend most of my time during the day behind a computer. If it isn’t for work, than it’s at home watching a movie. I do use my computer at home less than I used to, as I spend a lot more time on my phone.
Example answer 3
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2. Do you often use a computer?
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3. How do you usually get online?
4. Do you prefer desktops or laptops?
5. What do you use your computer for?
6. Do you think it is important to learn how to use a computer?
7. How important is your computer to you?
8. What kind of computer skills do you have?
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6 Responses
Computer Topics all question answer needed
Hello Mashud,
Thanks for your request. I’m busy trying to answer all the questions, but this does take a lot of time. So, please be patient.
If you need any specific help, just send me a message.
Good luck with your IELTS exam,
Kristof
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Yes, I use my computer on a daily basis. If it weren’t for my computer, I wouldn’t be able to work with people all around the world. I can’t see myself without a computer; not to mention that I also use it at home to watch films and read the news as well.
Hello Renata,
Thanks for the comment and you use some really good grammar here and it’s a great answer. Just 1 tip, try to add some more adjectives or adverbs to spice up your description and your lexis. It’s absolutely essential, work successfully, extremely important, absolutely vital,… to expand your vocab it’s good to use the thesaurus to find some synonyms (https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/important?s=ts) and the collocation dictionary (http://www.ozdic.com/collocation-dictionary/vital) to have some great words to go along with it all.
I hope this helps and good luck with your IELTS exam.
If you need anything else just let me know.
Kristof
IELTSassistance teacher
Answer 4: Actually, these two digital devices all have their own strengths. But, as an energetic girl with a moving habit, I will gravitate towards a laptop. I mean, it really comes in handy if you can bring it out to a coffee shop, a library to complete online tasks rather than just sitting where the desktops plugged in.
Hello Robin,
Thanks for your amazing answer with some amazing language: digital devices, own strengths, energetic girl, moving habit, gravitate towards, really comes in handy, bring it out,… This is perfect answer to this question. It feels a bit scripted, but if you can say it naturally, it will be perfect. Just be careful with writing desktop’s plugged in.
Good luck with the exam, but I’m sure you will do great