An IELTS speaking practice transcript.
Question:
Home/Neighbourhood
Where do you live?
Describe where you live.
Is it a house or an apartment?
Do you like where you live? / Would you recommend people to live there?
ANSWER:
I live in Leeds, in a rent accommodation. It’s a four-floor plant house around with trees and grass. The owner maintained it very well, and he offered kinds of furniture and equipment. It also local in a life convenience region, I can buy almost any daily necessities just in ten minutes walk. If there are anyone who wants to rent an accommodation, I personally highly recommend that.
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You might want to think about describing the "feelings" of the place.... The colours, it feels "warm" it feels "cold" because its grey etc..... its important to describe empathy and how it makes you feel because it proves you are able to construct thoughts anD opinions.
"it has a warm feeling"
"the colours make it seem cold"
"The high ceiling makes it feel grand and victorian"
"My street is never busy, it looks a bit lifeless and lonely"
"my street is so busy it feels like Im in a train station sometimes"
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An IELTS speaking practice transcript.
Question:Home/Neighbourhood
Where do you live?
Describe where you live.
Is it a house or an apartment?
Do you like where you live? / Would you recommend people to live there?
ANSWER:
I live in Leeds in a rented accommodation apartment. It’s a four-floor (plant house)(? This makes me think that your house is made out of a plant, like a big tree house or something. I think you are looking for "apartment building". Apartments are located in apartment buildings that are often two floors or more high. Houses are usually one or two floors and hold one family in one building. Mansions are large houses that are very fancy and expensive, and they can hold a few families.) around with trees and grass with trees and grass around it. The owner maintained it very well, and he offered "many" or "all" kinds of furniture and equipment. It is also local located in a life convenience ("convenient" here maybe. I have never heard of a life convenience region in the English language. "Convenient" is an adjective that describes something as helpful and easy) region. I can buy almost any daily necessities just in ten minutes walk In just a ten minute walk. If there are is anyone who wants to rent an accommodation, I personally highly recommend this building that.
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Any comments and advices are welcomed.
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