ESOL PART 4B (listening & speaking ) A1

 

How Part 4B Works in ESOL A1 / LanguageCert

In Part 4B, the examiner asks you simple questions about everyday topics.
You should answer in full sentences, not only “yes” or “no”.

Usually:

• The examiner asks 1 main question
• Then asks 2–4 follow-up questions

The conversation is natural and friendly.

1. Family

There are five people in my family. I live with my parents, brother, and sister. We spend a lot of time together. In the evening, we usually watch TV and eat dinner together. I love my family because they always support me.

Follow-up Questions:

• Who do you live with?
• What does your father do?
• Do you help your family at home?
• How often do you spend time together?

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2. Hometown

Answer:

I live in Chandigarh. It is a clean and beautiful city with many parks and shopping centres. I enjoy living there because it is peaceful.

Follow-up Questions:

• Is your town big or small?
• What do you like about your town?
• Are there restaurants near your home?
• How long have you lived there?

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3. Daily Routine

Answer:

I wake up at 7 a.m. and get ready for work or study. In the evening, I relax and spend time with my family.

Follow-up Questions:

• What time do you wake up?
• What do you do in the evening?
• Do you eat breakfast daily?
• When do you go to sleep?

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4. Hobbies

Answer:

My hobbies are listening to music and watching movies. These activities help me relax after a busy day.

Follow-up Questions:

• When do you do your hobbies?
• Who do you do them with?
• Why do you enjoy them?
• Do your friends have the same hobbies?

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5. Food

Answer:

My favourite food is pizza and Indian food. I like homemade food because it is healthy and delicious.

Follow-up Questions:

• Can you cook?
• What do you eat for breakfast?
• Do you like spicy food?
• How often do you eat outside?

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6. Shopping

Answer:

I enjoy shopping with my friends. Usually, I buy clothes and shoes on weekends.

Follow-up Questions:

• Where do you shop?
• How often do you go shopping?
• What do you usually buy?
• Do you like online shopping?

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7. Weather

Answer:

My favourite season is winter because the weather is pleasant. I enjoy drinking hot tea during winter.

Follow-up Questions:

• What is the weather like today?
• Do you like rain?
• Which season do you dislike?
• What do you do in summer?

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8. Travel

Answer:

I love travelling to new places. Last year, I visited Delhi with my family and enjoyed sightseeing.

Follow-up Questions:

• Which places have you visited?
• Who do you travel with?
• Do you like buses or trains?
• Where do you want to go next?

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9. Work

Answer:

I work in an office / I am a student. I enjoy my work because I learn many new things every day.

Follow-up Questions:

• What time do you start work?
• Do you enjoy your job?
• How do you travel to work?
• Who do you work with?

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10. Studies

Answer:

I study English because I want to improve my communication skills. I practice by watching English videos.

Follow-up Questions:

• Which subject do you like?
• Do you study every day?
• Where do you study?
• Why are you learning English?

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11. Friends

Answer:

I have a few close friends. We enjoy shopping and watching movies together.

Follow-up Questions:

• Who is your best friend?
• How often do you meet?
• What do you do together?
• Where did you meet your friends?

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12. Free Time

Answer:

In my free time, I watch TV and listen to music. Sometimes I go for a walk with my friends.

Follow-up Questions:

• What did you do last weekend?
• Do you relax at home?
• Do you like going outside?
• How much free time do you have?

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13. Music

Answer:

I enjoy Punjabi and Bollywood songs. I listen to music every day while travelling or relaxing.

Follow-up Questions:

• Who is your favourite singer?
• Do you play any instruments?
• When do you listen to music?
• Do your friends like the same music?

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14. Movies

Answer:

I enjoy comedy and action movies. Usually, I watch movies with my family.

Follow-up Questions:

• What type of movies do you like?
• When did you last visit the cinema?
• Who do you watch movies with?
• What is your favourite movie?

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15. Sports

Answer:

I like cricket and badminton. Sports help people stay healthy and active.

Follow-up Questions:

• Do you play sports?
• Which sport is popular in your country?
• Who do you play with?
• Do you watch sports on TV?

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16. Health

Answer:

I try to eat healthy food and drink a lot of water. Sometimes I exercise in the morning.

Follow-up Questions:

• Do you exercise daily?
• What do you do when you are sick?
• Do you visit the doctor often?
• What healthy food do you like?

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17. Clothes

Answer:

I like wearing comfortable clothes. My favourite colour is black because it looks elegant.

Follow-up Questions:

• Where do you buy clothes?
• Do you wear traditional clothes?
• What colour do you dislike?
• What do you wear at parties?

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18. Festivals

Answer:

My favourite festival is Diwali. We decorate the house and enjoy delicious food together.

Follow-up Questions:

• How do you celebrate festivals?
• Who do you celebrate with?
• What food do you eat?
• Do you wear new clothes?

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19. Technology

Answer:

I use my phone every day for studying and entertainment. Technology makes life easier.

Follow-up Questions:

• Which apps do you use?
• Do you use social media?
• How often do you use the internet?
• Do you like online learning?

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20. House / Home

Answer:

I live in a flat with my family. My favourite room is my bedroom because it is comfortable.

Follow-up Questions:

• How many rooms are there?
• Do you help with housework?
• Which room do you like most?
• Is your home near shops?

21. Pets

I do not have a pet, but I like dogs very much. They are loyal and friendly animals. In the future, I would like to have a pet dog at home.

Do you have a pet?

What is its name?

Do you like animals?

Would you like a pet?

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22. Morning Routine

Every morning, I wake up early and brush my teeth. Then I take a shower and eat breakfast. After that, I leave for work or study. I like starting my day early.

What do you do after waking up?

Do you drink tea or coffee?

What time do you leave home?

Do you eat breakfast daily?

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23. Weekend Activities

On weekends, I usually relax at home. Sometimes I go shopping or meet friends. I also enjoy watching movies with my family during weekends.

What do you do on weekends?

Do you go out with friends?

Do you relax at home?

What did you do last Sunday?

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24. Holidays

I love holidays because they help me relax. Last holiday, I went to Manali with my family. We enjoyed sightseeing and eating local food. It was a wonderful trip.

Do you like holidays?

Where did you go last holiday?

Who did you go with?

What did you do there?

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25. Restaurant

I enjoy eating in restaurants with my friends. My favourite food to order is noodles and pizza. I usually visit restaurants on weekends or special occasions.

• Do you like eating in restaurants?
• What food do you order?
• Who do you go with?
• How often do you eat outside?

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26. Transportation

I usually travel by bus or auto-rickshaw. Public transport is convenient and affordable. Sometimes I also travel by train when visiting another city.

How do you go to work or school?

Do you drive?

Do you use public transport?

Which transport do you prefer?

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27. English Learning

I am learning English to improve my future opportunities. I practice English by watching videos and speaking with friends. I think English is very useful in daily life.

• Why are you learning English?
• Is English easy or difficult?
• How do you practice English?
• Do you watch English videos?

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28. Birthday

My birthday is in July. I celebrate it with my family and friends. Usually, we cut a cake and eat special food. I enjoy birthdays because they are fun and memorable.

When is your birthday?

How do you celebrate it?

Do you get gifts?

What did you do last birthday?

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29. Favourite Place

My favourite place is the park near my house. It is peaceful and clean. I often go there in the evening to relax and walk with my friends.

What is your favourite place?

Why do you like it?

Who do you go there with?

How often do you visit it?

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30. Future Plans

In the future, I want to get a good job and travel to different countries. I also want to improve my English speaking skills and make my family proud.

What do you want to do in future?

Do you want to travel?

What job would you like?

Where do you want to live?

ESOL A1 (listening & speaking )

 ESOL A1 speaking 

Part -2 

Role play 

1. We’re friends. I start.

“Are you coming to my party on Saturday?”

You: Yes, I am coming.
Friend: Great! What time will you arrive?
You: I will arrive at 7 p.m.
Friend: Would you like dinner there?
You: Yes, please.
Friend: See you on Saturday!
You: See you!

2. I work in a restaurant. I start.

“What would you like to have today?”

You: I would like chicken curry and rice.
Waiter: Would you like something to drink?
You: Yes, orange juice, please.
Waiter: Anything else?
You: No, thank you.
Waiter: Your food will arrive soon.
You: Thank you.

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3. We’re friends. I start.

“I need to go to the train station tomorrow but my car doesn’t work!”

You: Don’t worry. I can help you.
Friend: Really? Thank you so much.
You: What time do you need to go?
Friend: At 9 in the morning.
You: Okay, I will pick you up.
Friend: That’s very kind of you.
You: No problem.

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4. We’re in the street. I start.

“Excuse me. Where’s the bank, please?”

You: Go straight and turn left.
Person: Is it far from here?
You: No, it is near the supermarket.
Person: How long does it take?
You: About five minutes.
Person: Thank you very much.
You: You’re welcome.

1. I work in a bookshop. I start.

“Can I help you?”

You: Yes, please. I want an English book.
Shopkeeper: What kind of book do you need?
You: A grammar book for beginners.
Shopkeeper: This one is very popular.
You: How much is it?
Shopkeeper: It is £10.
You: Okay, I will take it.

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2. I’m a doctor. You don’t feel well. I start.

“What’s wrong?”

You: I have a headache and fever.
Doctor: Since when?
You: Since yesterday.
Doctor: Are you taking medicine?
You: No, I am not.
Doctor: Please take some rest and drink water.
You: Thank you, doctor.

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3. We’re friends. It’s your birthday today. I start.

“Happy birthday! Are you having a party?”

You: Thank you! Yes, I am having a small party tonight.
Friend: Where is the party?
You: At my house.
Friend: What time should I come?
You: Please come at 7 p.m.
Friend: Great! See you tonight.
You: See you!

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4. I’m in your town. We meet in the street. I start.

“Excuse me, where’s the cinema?”

You: Go straight and turn right.
Person: Is it far from here?
You: No, it is near the shopping centre.
Person: How long does it take?
You: About ten minutes.
Person: Thank you very much.
You: You’re welcome.

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PART B

1. We’re friends. You want me to help you with your bags. You start.

You: Could you help me with my bags, please?
Friend: Of course. Where are you going?
You: I am going to the bus station.
Friend: These bags are heavy!
You: Yes, they are very heavy.
Friend: Don’t worry. I will help you.
You: Thank you so much.

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2. We’re new students. You want to know where the teacher’s office is. You start.

You: Excuse me, where is the teacher’s office?
Student: It is on the second floor.
You: Which room is it?
Student: Room number 12.
You: Thank you for your help.
Student: You’re welcome.

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3. We meet at a party. You don’t know my name. You start.

You: Hello. What is your name?
Person: My name is Rahul.
You: Nice to meet you, Rahul.
Person: Nice to meet you too.
You: Do you know the host?
Person: Yes, he is my friend.
You: That’s nice.

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4. I work in a clothes shop. You want to know the price of a shirt. You start.

You: Excuse me, how much is this shirt?
Shopkeeper: It is £25.
You: Do you have a larger size?
Shopkeeper: Yes, we do.
You: Can I try it on?
Shopkeeper: Yes, the changing room is over there.

1. I’m your boss. You’re late for work. You start.

You: I’m sorry I’m late for work.
Boss: What happened?
You: The bus was late this morning.
Boss: What time did you arrive?
You: I arrived at 10 a.m.
Boss: Please try to come earlier tomorrow.
You: Yes, of course.

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2. We’re neighbours. You’re new in my town. You want to eat in a restaurant. You start.

You: Hello. Can you recommend a good restaurant?
Neighbour: Yes, there is a nice restaurant near the park.
You: What kind of food do they serve?
Neighbour: They serve Indian and Chinese food.
You: How far is it from here?
Neighbour: It is about five minutes away.
You: Thank you for your help.
Neighbour: You’re welcome.

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3. I work in a shop. You want to buy a pair of shoes. You start.

You: Excuse me, I want to buy a pair of shoes.
Shopkeeper: What size do you need?
You: I need size 7.
Shopkeeper: Do you like these black shoes?
You: Yes, they look nice. How much are they?
Shopkeeper: They are £40.
You: Okay, I will take them.

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4. We’re in the same English class. You want me to help you study for a test. You start.

You: Can you help me study for the English test?
Friend: Yes, of course.
You: When can we study together?
Friend: We can study this evening.
You: Where shall we meet?
Friend: Let’s meet in the library.
You: Great, thank you.
Friend: No problem.

PART A

1. We’re friends. It’s your birthday today. I start.

“Happy birthday! Are you having a party?”

You: Thank you! Yes, I am having a party tonight.
Friend: Where is the party?
You: At my house.
Friend: What time does it start?
You: It starts at 7 p.m.
Friend: Great! I will come.
You: See you tonight!

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2. I work in a shop. I start.

“Can I help you?”

You: Yes, please. I want to buy a bag.
Shopkeeper: What colour do you like?
You: I like black.
Shopkeeper: This black bag is very popular.
You: How much is it?
Shopkeeper: It is £20.
You: Okay, I will take it.

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3. We’re friends. I start.

“What’s a good place to buy clothes?”

You: There is a nice shopping centre near the station.
Friend: Is it expensive?
You: No, the prices are reasonable.
Friend: What can I buy there?
You: You can buy clothes, shoes, and bags.
Friend: Thank you for the suggestion.
You: You’re welcome.

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4. I’m a waiter. I start.

“Would you like something to drink now?”

You: Yes, I would like orange juice, please.
Waiter: Would you like ice with it?
You: Yes, please.
Waiter: Anything else?
You: No, thank you.
Waiter: Your drink will arrive soon.
You: Thank you.

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PART B

1. You are in a new town. You want to find the supermarket. You start.

You: Excuse me, where is the supermarket?
Person: Go straight and turn left.
You: Is it far from here?
Person: No, it is about five minutes away.
You: Thank you very much.
Person: You’re welcome.

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2. We’re in the same class. You want to know when the next lesson is. You start.

You: Excuse me, when is the next lesson?
Student: It is tomorrow morning.
You: What time does it start?
Student: It starts at 9 a.m.
You: Which room is it in?
Student: Room 5.
You: Thank you.

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3. I’m your teacher. You need some help. You start.

You: Excuse me, can you help me with my homework?
Teacher: Yes, of course. What is the problem?
You: I do not understand this question.
Teacher: Let me explain it to you.
You: Thank you very much.
Teacher: You’re welcome.

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4. We’re friends. I want to go to the cinema. You want to stay at home. You start.

You: Sorry, I don’t want to go to the cinema today.
Friend: Why not?
You: I am very tired.
Friend: Would you like to go tomorrow instead?
You: Yes, tomorrow is better.
Friend: Okay, see you tomorrow.
You: See you!

More ESOL A1 Role Play Situations

1. At the Bus Stop

• Ask about bus times
• Ask where the bus goes
• Ask ticket price

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2. At the Airport

• Ask for your boarding gate
• Ask about luggage
• Ask flight time

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3. At the Hotel

• Book a room
• Ask for Wi-Fi password
• Ask breakfast time

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4. At the Pharmacy

• Ask for medicine
• Explain your illness
• Ask how to take medicine

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5. At the Library

• Borrow a book
• Ask about opening hours
• Ask where books are kept

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6. At School or College

• Ask about homework
• Ask classroom number
• Ask exam date

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7. At the Train Station

• Buy a ticket
• Ask platform number
• Ask train time

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8. At the Market

• Ask price of fruits or vegetables
• Ask for discount
• Ask weight or quantity

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9. At the Hair Salon

• Ask for a haircut
• Ask the price
• Ask how long it takes

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10. At the Gym

• Ask membership fee
• Ask opening hours
• Ask about classes

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11. Meeting a New Friend

• Introduce yourself
• Ask hobbies
• Ask where they live

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12. At the Post Office

• Send a parcel
• Buy stamps
• Ask delivery time

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13. At the Hospital Reception

• Book an appointment
• Give your name
• Ask doctor’s time

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14. In a Taxi

• Tell the address
• Ask the fare
• Ask how long it takes

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15. At a Coffee Shop

• Order coffee
• Ask for sugar or milk
• Ask for the bill

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16. Asking Directions

• Find a bank
• Find a supermarket
• Find a bus station

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17. Talking to a Neighbour

• Borrow something
• Invite them for tea
• Ask for help

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18. At a Party

• Introduce yourself
• Ask about food
• Invite someone to dance

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19. At the Cinema

• Buy tickets
• Ask movie time
• Ask seat number

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20. On the Phone

• Leave a message
• Ask to speak to someone
• Make an appointment

1. At the Bus Stop

You: Excuse me, when does the next bus arrive?
Person: It arrives in ten minutes.
You: Does this bus go to the city centre?
Person: Yes, it does.
You: How much is the ticket?
Person: It is £2.

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2. At the Airport

You: Excuse me, where is Gate 5?
Staff: Go straight and turn left.
You: What time is the flight?
Staff: It leaves at 6 p.m.
You: Thank you.
Staff: You’re welcome.

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3. At the Hotel

You: I would like to book a room.
Receptionist: For how many nights?
You: Two nights, please.
Receptionist: Would you like breakfast?
You: Yes, please.

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4. At the Pharmacy

You: I have a headache. Can you help me?
Pharmacist: Yes, take these tablets.
You: How many should I take?
Pharmacist: Two tablets a day.
You: Thank you.
Pharmacist: You’re welcome.

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5. At the Library

You: Excuse me, where are the English books?
Librarian: They are on the second floor.
You: Can I borrow this book?
Librarian: Yes, you can.
You: Thank you.

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6. At School or College

You: Excuse me, what is the homework?
Student: We need to write an essay.
You: When is it due?
Student: On Friday.
You: Thank you.
Student: No problem.

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7. At the Train Station

You: I want a ticket to London.
Staff: Single or return?
You: Return, please.
Staff: The train leaves at 3 p.m.
You: Which platform?
Staff: Platform 4.

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8. At the Market

You: How much are these apples?
Seller: They are £3 per kilo.
You: Can I have one kilo, please?
Seller: Of course.
You: Thank you.

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9. At the Hair Salon

You: I would like a haircut, please.
Hairdresser: How would you like it?
You: Short, please.
Hairdresser: It will take 20 minutes.
You: Okay, thank you.

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10. At the Gym

You: How much is the membership?
Staff: It is £25 per month.
You: What time do you open?
Staff: We open at 7 a.m.
You: Great, thank you.

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11. Meeting a New Friend

You: Hello, what is your name?
Person: My name is Sara.
You: Nice to meet you.
Person: Nice to meet you too.
You: Where do you live?
Person: I live near the park.

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12. At the Post Office

You: I want to send this parcel.
Staff: Where is it going?
You: To India.
Staff: It will arrive in one week.
You: Thank you.

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13. At the Hospital Reception

You: I want to see the doctor.
Receptionist: What is your name?
You: My name is Nisha.
Receptionist: The doctor will see you at 4 p.m.
You: Thank you.

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14. In a Taxi

You: Please take me to the station.
Driver: Okay.
You: How long will it take?
Driver: About 15 minutes.
You: Thank you.

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15. At a Coffee Shop

You: Can I have a cappuccino, please?
Waiter: Small or large?
You: Large, please.
Waiter: Anything else?
You: No, thank you.

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16. Asking Directions

You: Excuse me, where is the bank?
Person: Go straight and turn right.
You: Is it far?
Person: No, it is next to the supermarket.
You: Thank you.

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17. Talking to a Neighbour

You: Hello, can I borrow some sugar?
Neighbour: Yes, of course.
You: Thank you very much.
Neighbour: No problem.

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18. At a Party

You: Hello, may I sit here?
Person: Yes, of course.
You: Are you enjoying the party?
Person: Yes, it is very nice.
You: Great!

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19. At the Cinema

You: I would like two tickets, please.
Staff: For which movie?
You: The action movie at 6 p.m.
Staff: Here are your tickets.
You: Thank you.

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20. On the Phone

You: Hello, can I speak to John, please?
Person: He is not here right now.
You: Can you take a message?
Person: Yes, of course.
You: Please tell him I called.

Template of effect -solution | writing task-2| Ielts | pte | essay writing

 *Effect–Solution Essay Template*

It is an undeniable fact that [problem] has become a major concern in today’s world. However, Apparently, this issue has resulted in several adverse effects on both individuals and society. Nevertheless, with collective efforts by governments and citizens, viable solutions can be implemented to overcome this challenge.

Fundamentally, the implications of [problem] are widespread. Firstly, [effect 1 explanation + example/statistics]. Secondly, [effect 2 explanation + example/statistics]. Hence, it is evident that this issue poses serious consequences if left unaddressed.

Nonetheless, adequate measures must be taken to mitigate this problem. Primarily, [solution 1 explanation + example]. Moreover, [solution 2 explanation + reasoning]. Thus, it is regarded that strict actions by authorities, combined with responsible behaviour from individuals, can significantly reduce the severity of this issue.

To conclude, although [problem] has resulted in serious effects such as [restate effects], there are several effective measures to resolve it. Needless to say, a joint effort between governments and individuals is crucial to overcome this menace and ensure a sustainable future.

Sample Answer 

Drug abuse has become a serious problem in the society. what are its effects and suggest some solutions.

It is an undeniable fact that drug abuse has become a major concern in today’s world. However, apparently, this issue has resulted in several adverse effects on both individuals and society. Nevertheless, with collective efforts by governments and citizens, viable solutions can be implemented to overcome this challenge.

Fundamentally, the implications of drug abuse are widespread. Firstly, not only does substance addiction damage physical and mental health so that individuals suffer from chronic illnesses and psychological disorders, but also it reduces productivity and employability; therefore, many people struggle to lead stable lives. For example, a BBC study found that long-term drug users are more likely to experience depression and unemployment. Secondly, unlike healthy individuals who contribute positively to society, drug-dependent people often engage in criminal activities to sustain their addiction. Hence, it is considered that drug abuse leads to serious personal and social consequences.

Nonetheless, adequate measures must be taken to mitigate this problem. Primarily, if governments invest in rehabilitation centres and awareness programmes, addiction rates can be reduced, since early intervention helps individuals recover effectively. For instance, according to Forbes magazine, countries that expanded drug rehabilitation services observed a decline in substance-related crimes. Furthermore, strict law enforcement against drug trafficking is essential because limiting the availability of illegal substances discourages drug consumption. Thus, it is regarded that strict actions by authorities, combined with responsible behaviour from individuals, can significantly reduce the severity of this issue.

To conclude, although drug abuse has resulted in serious effects such as health deterioration and rising crime rates, there are several effective measures to resolve it. Needless to say, a joint effort between governments and individuals is crucial to overcome this menace and ensure a sustainable future.

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 *Cause–Opinion Essay Template*

It is an undeniable fact that [problem] has emerged as a pressing concern in contemporary society. However, 

Apparently, rapid modernisation and lifestyle changes are to be blamed for this matter. Nevertheless, in my considered opinion, this development is [constructive/destructive].

Fundamentally, several factors contribute to the rise of [problem]. Firstly, [cause 1 explanation + example/statistics]. Secondly, [cause 2 explanation + example/statistics]. Hence, it is evident that these causes collectively shape the prevalence of this trend.

Nonetheless, From my perspective, this is a [constructive/destructive] development. Primarily, [reason 1 supporting your stance + example]. Moreover, [reason 2 with further explanation + example]. Thus, it can be regarded that the overall impact of this issue is largely [positive/negative].

To conclude, although [problem] originates from [restate causes briefly], in my opinion, it is a [constructive/destructive] development. Needless to say, recognising the causes and evaluating their consequences is vital for forming a balanced judgment on this matter.

Sample Answer 

More and more developing countries are expanding their tourist industries. Why is this? Is it a positive or a negative development?

It is an undeniable fact that the expansion of the tourism industry in many developing countries has emerged as a pressing concern in contemporary society. However, this trend has attracted mixed opinions worldwide. Apparently, rapid modernisation and lifestyle changes are to be blamed for this matter. Nevertheless, in my considered opinion, this development is constructive.

Fundamentally, several factors contribute to the rise of tourism expansion in developing nations. Firstly, not only do governments promote tourism so that foreign investment and international recognition increase, but also natural and cultural attractions are marketed globally through digital platforms; therefore, tourist inflow has risen significantly. For example, a BBC study found that countries investing in tourism infrastructure experienced steady economic growth. Secondly, unlike developed nations where tourism markets are already saturated, developing countries offer affordable travel options and unique cultural experiences. Hence, it is considered that economic ambitions and global exposure collectively shape the prevalence of this trend.

Nonetheless, from my perspective, this is a constructive development. Primarily, if tourism industries continue to grow, employment opportunities will increase, since hotels, transport services, and local businesses require a large workforce. For instance, according to Forbes magazine, tourism generates millions of jobs annually in emerging economies. Furthermore, tourism promotes cultural exchange and infrastructure development because governments improve roads, airports, and public facilities to meet international standards. Thus, it is regarded that the overall impact of this issue is largely positive.

To conclude, although the expansion of tourism in developing countries originates from economic growth strategies and globalisation, in my opinion, it is a constructive development. Needless to say, recognising the causes and evaluating their consequences is vital for forming a balanced judgment on this matter.

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*Cause–Effect Essay Template*

It is an undeniable fact that ….has become a significant concern in the modern world. However, it is believed that….Apparently, rapid modernisation and the pursuit of technological dominance are to be blamed for this issue. Nevertheless , the effects are far-reaching for both individuals and society at large.

Fundamentally, several reasons are associated with the rise in [problem]. Firstly, [cause 1 explanation + example/statistics]. Secondly, [cause 2 explanation + example/statistics]. Hence, it is evident that [summary of causes].

Nonetheless, the implications of this problem are undeniably serious. Primarily, [effect 1 with explanation]. For instance, [example]. Moreover, [effect 2 with reasoning]. Thus, it is regarded as a long-term challenge that affects [mention who/what is impacted].

To conclude, although [problem] stems from [restate causes briefly], its impact can be seen in [restate effects]. Needless to say, understanding both the causes and consequences is crucial for designing effective strategies to tackle this menace.

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Topic: Increasing Use of Social Media

It is an undeniable fact that the excessive use of social media has become a significant concern in the modern world. However, it is believed that changing lifestyles and digital dependency are the primary contributors to this trend. Apparently, rapid modernisation and the pursuit of technological dominance are to be blamed for this issue. Nevertheless, the effects are far-reaching for both individuals and society at large.

Fundamentally, several reasons are associated with the rise in excessive social media usage. Firstly, not only have smartphones become affordable so that people can access online platforms at any time, but also high-speed internet has made digital interaction effortless; therefore, users spend prolonged hours online. For example, a BBC study found that young adults spend more than three hours daily on social networking sites. Secondly, unlike traditional communication methods, social media offers instant validation through likes and comments, which encourages addictive behaviour. Hence, it is considered that technological accessibility and psychological gratification are the major causes of excessive social media use.

Nonetheless, the implications of this problem are undeniably serious. Primarily, if individuals spend excessive time on social media, their mental health may deteriorate, since constant comparison leads to anxiety and low self-esteem. For instance, according to Forbes magazine, prolonged screen exposure is linked to increased stress levels among teenagers. Furthermore, real-life social interactions decline because virtual communication replaces face-to-face relationships. Thus, it is regarded as a long-term challenge that affects emotional well-being, productivity, and social cohesion.

To conclude, although excessive social media use stems from technological advancement and easy internet access, its impact can be seen in mental health issues and weakened social bonds. Needless to say, understanding both the causes and consequences is crucial for designing effective strategies to tackle this menace.

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1st paragraph: It is an undeniable fact that…has become a pressing concern in today’s world. However, it is believed that (paraphrasing) Apparently, rapid modernisation and the pursuit of technological dominance are to be blamed for this issue. Nevertheless, a joint effort by governments and individuals can help control this menace. 

2nd paragraph: Fundamentally, several reasons are associated with the rise in….. Firstly, 

Secondly, unlike 

Hence, it is evident that.. 

3rd paragraph: Nonetheless, adequate measures must be taken to mitigate this problem. Primarily, 

Moreover, 

Thus, it is regarded that both authorities and individuals have a significant role in overcoming this issue.

4th paragraph: To conclude, although …is caused by [restate causes briefly], several steps can be taken to reduce its impact. Needless to say, strict measures by authorities and responsible action from individuals are necessary to eradicate this practice from the world.

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These days many countries face excessive traffic. What are the reasons? Describe solutions ? 

It is an undeniable fact that excessive traffic congestion has become a pressing concern in today’s world. However, apparently, rapid modernisation and the pursuit of technological dominance are to be blamed for this issue. Nevertheless, a joint effort by governments and individuals can help control this menace.

Fundamentally, several reasons are associated with the rise in traffic congestion. Firstly, not only has the growing population increased the number of private vehicles on roads so that traffic volume exceeds road capacity, but also inadequate public transport systems force people to rely heavily on personal cars; therefore, traffic jams have become unavoidable in urban areas. For example, a BBC study found that cities with weak public transport infrastructure experience longer commuting hours. Secondly, unlike the past, people now prefer private vehicles over shared transportation due to comfort and status concerns. Hence, it is considered that uncontrolled urbanisation and poor planning are major contributors to traffic problems.

Nonetheless, adequate measures must be taken to mitigate this problem. Primarily, if governments invest in efficient and affordable public transport systems, traffic congestion can be significantly reduced, since people will be encouraged to shift away from private vehicles. For instance, according to Forbes magazine, cities that expanded metro and bus networks witnessed a noticeable decline in road traffic. Furthermore, individuals should adopt practices such as carpooling and using eco-friendly transport because collective responsibility can ease pressure on roads. Thus, it is regarded that both authorities and individuals have a significant role in overcoming this issue.

To conclude, although excessive traffic is caused by rapid urbanisation, population growth, and increased dependence on private vehicles, several steps can be taken to reduce its impact. Needless to say, strict measures by authorities and responsible action from individuals are necessary to eradicate this practice from the world.