IELTS SPEAKING PART 1
The examiner asks the candidate about him/herself, his/her home, work or studies and other familiar topics.
Topic 1: Holiday plan
IELTS Speaking Part 1
Topic 1: Holiday plan
Where have you been before on holiday?
I’ve actually traveled to a number of places before since my family loves having family trips during holidays. So I’ve actually been to over ten different cities and areas in the past. Some are domestic tourist attractions, others are cities and fun places abroad. Like last year, we visited Phuket Island of Thailand and enjoyed a one-week holiday there.
Where will you go on your next holiday?
Sanya will definitely be my next vacation spot. It’s one of the most beautiful sea resorts in China and I’ve planned to have a vacation there for ages. Plus, my friend who’s been there before reminded me that it’s the place to be if I want to go snorkeling and scuba diving.
Do you like to be alone or enjoy your holiday with friends?
I hang out with my friends a lot during holidays. Honestly, I’m not the kind of person who likes staying at home all the time. It’s just not my cup of tea. Plus, when I’m on holiday, what I like the most is watching concerts and sports games live with my friends.
What’s your best or most impressive vacation?
Well off the top of my head, the time I visited Thailand was definitely the best vacation I had. Unlike other attractions where you can only enjoy nature, in Thailand, there are tons of exciting activities for tourists that you wouldn’t get to try in other countries, like riding elephants and watching ladyboy shows.
Do you like to make a plan before a holiday?
Yes, I definitely like to make plans before a holiday. If I know I’m going to have some time off, I want to make the most of it by doing something incredible. It feels like holidays only come around once in a blue moon nowadays. So it’s best to take advantage of that time and prepare to do some fun activities.
What is the most important thing when making a holiday plan?
Well. I think the most important thing to do when you make a holiday plan is to make a budget. After all, money doesn’t grow on trees. You have to be careful with how much you spend. Fun activities usually cost a pretty penny, but it’s important not to completely break the bank. You just have to have some self-control.
