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Describe A Sport That You Only Have Watched Before But Have Not Played Yourself IELTS Cue Card

One part of the IELTS exam is the Individual long-turn round, often called the IELTS Cue Card round. In addition to verbal skills and fluency, this section of the IELTS exam evaluates vocabulary, grammar, and other fundamental English language proficiency.<br>

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Describe A Sport That You Only Have Watched Before But Have Not Played Yourself IELTS Cue Card

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  1. Describe A Sport That You Only Have Watched Before But Have Not Played Yourself IELTS Cue Card One part of the IELTS exam is the Individual long-turn round, often called the IELTS Cue Card round. In addition to verbal skills and fluency, this section of the IELTS exam evaluates vocabulary, grammar, and other fundamental English language proficiency. It offers IELTS speaking question for conversation. In the IELTS speaking section of the exam, there is one main IELTS speaking topic and three or four follow-up speaking questions. The applicant has one minute to prepare before speaking for two minutes on the IELTS speaking topics. The actual cue card portion lasts for three to four minutes. This post will discuss a fascinating subject: describe a sport you have only ever seen or never played. We'll look at the sports you may have seen, where you saw them, when you watched them, and how excited you were to play them. The examiner will offer you a card with a specific topic at the start of the cue card segment, such as "Describe A Sport That You Have Only Watched Before But Have Not Played Yourself." After that, you'll have a minute to get ready to respond. During this time, you might scribble down important thoughts or points that can help you answer. Following the preparation, you will have up to two minutes to discuss the subject. The IELTS practice test example Describe a sport that you have only watched before but have not played yourself; you ought to state: · What is that sport? · When did you watch it? · What are your thoughts about it? To correctly answer cue cards, you must divide your response into smaller parts: · Introduction: First, you must name the sport you haven't played but have watched. Briefly explain your viewing location and method (e.g., television or live event). And then express your interest in the sport, even if you haven't played it.

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