IELTS Speaking Part 1 Sky, below are the sample answers that will help you get band 7 or higher. Practice and be natural in expressing yourself using the English language. Good luck!
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That’s an interesting question! To be honest, that has never crossed my mind, I can’t even remember the last time I looked at the sky. My time is always occupied by my busy schedule at home like doing house chores and raising my kids and at work, I am much busier - meeting clients and training some workers. It’s a pity that I haven’t stopped for some moments and enjoyed the beauty of the sky.
(My time is always) occupied (verb) - to be filled with a lot of things to do
It’s a pity [expression] - feeling sorry or disappointed about something
ii.) You can always be true to yourself, if you are not good at making up a story, be honest, just like how the speaker answers the question. His introduction makes him sound so natural.
Do you prefer the sky in the morning or the sky at night?
Like I’ve just said, I’ve never spent time looking and appreciating the beauty of the sky these days, but if I were to choose, I would prefer to see the sky during night time as it’s magical - I can witness the amazing glimmer of the stars and the endearing and calming view of the moon that reflects on rivers or seas. I can imagine how spectacular it is!
Magical [adj.] - beautiful; delightful; resembling magic
Glimmer [noun] - twinkle; glow; shimmer
Endearing [adj.] - lovable; appealing
Spectacular [adj.] - beautiful; eye-catching
ii.) The speaker uses the conditional tense (second conditional tense: if + past + would) to choose between the two choices given to him. Using conditional tenses correctly in your answer can help you get a better mark in Grammar.
Can you see the moon and the stars at night where you live?
Unfortunately not, as I’m living in the metropolis, the sky is always hazy at night. That simply because of pollution - too many cars and factories emit carbon dioxide and other gases that pollute the air which obstructs the view of the sky.
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Obstruct [verb] - block
ii.) Even if the question is very simple, make sure you can extend your answer a little bit more. To do that, always give explanation just like what the speaker does.
Which part of your country is the best place to look at the moon and the stars at night?
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});I suppose all rural areas in my country are the best places to enjoy looking at the moon and the stars at night as those places have usually clear skies. Like I said, metropolitan areas are polluted, it’s always impossible to see the moon and the stars. And that I think is the main reason why I’ve never thought of stopping and spending time looking at the sky since there’s nothing to see in the place where I live.
Polluted [adj.] - contained with harmful and poisonous substances
ii.) The question asks specifically ‘which part…’ however sometimes we do not really know or we don’t have any idea, if you’re in that situation then better give a general answer, like what the speaker does. He says ‘rural areas’, and that is very general but he’s able to answer spontaneously because he explains further.
And that's all about IELTS Speaking Part 1 Sky! Talking about the sky is something that we never do such in our daily lives but prepare this topic as it is one of the recent topics.
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