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Practice choosing natural Part 2 language for cue-card bullets and time frames.
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30 questions
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Cue card bullet: 'explain why you chose this course.' Which opening best fits the bullet?
Cue card bullet: 'describe what the shop looks like.' Which sentence starts the right part of the answer?
The cue card asks you to 'explain how you felt after the performance.' Which option fits that bullet?
Cue card bullet: 'say who you went with.' Which phrase best opens that bullet?
A cue card asks you to describe a useful app and 'say how often you use it.' Which sentence fits?
Cue card bullet: 'explain what you learned from the experience.' Which choice is strongest?
A cue card says 'describe where this event took place.' Which response belongs there?
Cue card bullet: 'say what you would change about it.' Which option answers the bullet?
The cue card says 'Describe a city you visited last year.' Which sentence keeps the time frame?
Cue card: 'Describe a teacher who influenced you when you were a child.' Which sentence fits?
A cue card says 'Describe a plan you have for next weekend.' Which answer matches the time?
Cue card: 'Describe something you have owned for a long time.' Which sentence fits best?
The cue card says 'Describe a film you watched recently.' Which opening fits?
Cue card: 'Describe a skill you are learning at the moment.' Which sentence keeps the correct time frame?
A cue card asks about 'a celebration you remember from your teenage years.' Which sentence fits?
Cue card: 'Describe a place you would like to live in the future.' Which sentence matches?
Final bullet: 'and explain why the journey was memorable.' Which continuation extends the answer?
Bullet: 'describe the room.' Which continuation adds useful detail rather than restating?
Cue card bullet: 'explain why you enjoyed the meal.' Which sentence develops the answer?
Bullet: 'say what you did to prepare.' Which option gives detail?
The bullet is 'explain how it affected your daily life.' Which continuation extends the point?
Cue card bullet: 'describe the person’s personality.' Which answer adds detail?
Bullet: 'explain why this object is useful.' Which response is most developed?
Which opening sounds most natural for an IELTS Part 2 long turn about a favourite café?
Choose the most natural way to move to the next cue-card bullet:
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A candidate wants to correct themselves naturally. Which wording is best?
Which ending sounds natural for a Part 2 answer about a useful website?
Which sentence gives a natural example during a long turn about public transport?
Which phrase sounds natural when the candidate needs a moment to think?
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