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Describe a letter that you wrote. You should say:
Who you wrote to When you wrote it What you wrote
and explain why you wrote that letter. |
You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one minute to think about what you are going to say.
You can make some notes to help you if you wish.
IELTS SPEAKING PART 2
Well, today I would like to tell you about the letter that I wrote for my father who used to work for a hydroelectric dam somewhere in the North of my country.
It was sometimes 5 years ago, when the extreme winter wouldn’t stop to wind when it kept raining cats and dogs, and there was no sign of sunshine in the sky. [Crack IELTS with Rob] I wondered how was my father doing, coped with the cold.
I wanted to ask him a lot, whether he met any difficulties although I knew my father would say he was doing fine and there was nothing he couldn’t handle.
There are a couple of reasons why I wrote this letter for him:
- First and foremost, he was working far away at that time, and writing a letter was the only optimal way to keep in touch with him. [Crack IELTS with Rob] We were poverty-stricken, penniless, and I couldn’t pay a visit to him even though I really wanted to.
- Besides, I think hand-writing letters are an old-fashioned, yet effective way of communication. It’s all about sharing true thoughts with sympathy, affection, and unconditional love which brought a sense of privacy. I believe that the letter I wrote for my father a half-decade ago was of the best memories lasting in my heart.
From all the above-mentioned reasons, when it comes to a memorable letter, a letter for my father always pops up in my mind.
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| Mock Test 14 | Speaking Part 1 |
| Mock Test 14 | Speaking Part 3 |
| Mock Test 14 | Writing Task 1 |
