by BlastRoom
IELTS Speaking Part 1. Backing an answer with something concrete.
#ielts_5_0

40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
"Do you like cooking?" "Yes, especially on Sundays." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you enjoy reading?" "Yes, mainly short stories." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you use public transport?" "Yes, almost daily." Which sentence adds an example?
"What kind of films do you like?" "I usually choose comedies." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like shopping?" "Only when I need something." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you often meet friends?" "Yes, after class sometimes." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like sports?" "Yes, but only simple ones." Which sentence adds an example?
"What food do you enjoy?" "I like spicy food." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you use technology a lot?" "Yes, mainly for study." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like your hometown?" "Yes, especially the river area." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you prefer mornings or evenings?" "I prefer mornings." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like learning English?" "Yes, especially speaking practice." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you often eat breakfast?" "Yes, I try to." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like rainy weather?" "Sometimes, if I stay indoors." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you enjoy taking photos?" "Yes, mostly of ordinary things." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like going to cafes?" "Yes, when I need a quiet place." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you use social media?" "Yes, but not all day." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like animals?" "Yes, especially dogs." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you enjoy travelling?" "Yes, mainly short trips." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like your bedroom?" "Yes, because it is simple." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you play computer games?" "Sometimes, after homework." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you prefer tea or coffee?" "I usually prefer coffee." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you enjoy shopping online?" "Yes, for small things." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like parks?" "Yes, especially in the evening." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you watch the news?" "Only when something important happens." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like working in groups?" "Yes, if everyone helps." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like art?" "Yes, mostly street art." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you save money?" "I try to save a little." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like your school?" "Yes, especially the library." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you enjoy festivals?" "Yes, when my family joins." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like swimming?" "Yes, but I am not very good." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you often use maps?" "Yes, when I go somewhere new." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like clothes shopping?" "Only for special events." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you enjoy helping at home?" "Yes, with simple jobs." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like museums?" "Yes, especially small ones." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like your phone?" "Yes, because it is useful." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you prefer studying alone?" "Usually, yes." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like the beach?" "Yes, if it is not too hot." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you enjoy giving gifts?" "Yes, when I know the person well." Which sentence adds an example?
"Do you like staying up late?" "Only at weekends." Which sentence adds an example?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Part 2: Describing a Person - IELTS 5.0 S P2
25 questions