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Practice precise, natural vocabulary for IELTS Speaking Part 2.
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40 questions
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Part 2, describing a café: 'At lunchtime it was ___, so we had to queue for a table.'
You describe a town hall built in 1890 and still protected today. Which word is most precise?
For a walk by the sea, which wording replaces 'a little cold and windy' most precisely?
A neighbour always notices when people need help. Which word best replaces 'very kind'?
Speaking about a phone: 'It is small enough to carry easily, so I would call it ___.'
A film made you feel nervous slowly rather than shocked suddenly. Which adjective fits best?
In a Part 2 answer about a flat, which word is more precise than 'big inside'?
You describe soup that tasted good but was not strong or spicy. Which wording works best?
A friend arrives on time and keeps promises. Which word is more precise than 'good'?
For a mountain view, which phrase is more precise than 'very beautiful and wide'?
You joined a picnic with no plan, but it was enjoyable. Which word best describes it?
A student café has prices most students can manage. Which word is most precise?
In a long turn about a hobby: 'I ___ photography last year because I wanted a creative break.'
Choose the natural collocation: 'Nurses ___ enormous pressure every shift.'
A museum visit was memorable. Complete the sentence: 'It ___ a lasting impression on me.'
When describing a small café, which noun fits the phrase 'a relaxed ___'?
Complete the spoken sentence: 'I had to ___ a difficult decision quickly.'
For a topic about public transport: 'The new tram line helps people ___ time on commuting.'
In a talk about a skill: 'Regular practise helped me ___ confidence.'
Complete the collocation: 'Local families ___ advantage of the park at weekends.'
A restaurant is praised because its food is made with ___ ingredients.
Complete the sentence: 'The street festival ___ place every spring.'
For a photograph you like, which sentence adds the best detail?
You are describing your childhood home. Which detail helps the answer develop?
In a Part 2 answer about a book, which sentence gives useful detail?
You are describing a teacher you remember. Which wording extends the description best?
For a city street at night, which sentence adds vivid but natural detail?
Speaking about a useful gadget, which detail helps you keep talking?
You are describing a family celebration. Which sentence adds clear detail?
For a park you like, which sentence gives a useful descriptive detail?
You describe a job you admire. Which detail gives depth?
For a memorable journey, which sentence extends the description naturally?
Which sentence sounds most natural in a spoken answer about a trip that went wrong?
Choose the most natural spoken wording about an important object.
For a person you admire, which sentence sounds spoken rather than essay-like?
In a talk about a favourite place, which wording is most natural?
Choose the natural spoken sentence about trying unusual food.
For a busy period in your life, which sentence sounds most natural in speech?
You were disappointed by a popular film. Which wording sounds natural for Speaking Part 2?
Talking about learning a skill, which sentence sounds natural?
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