It is common to get the topic of travel or transport in IELTS speaking part 1. These topics can actually be divided into subtopics which are all be asked in part 1, see the list below:
- Holidays
- Weekend Breaks
- Hotels
- Traveling Abroad & Culture
- Public Holidays (Celebrations and Festivals)
- Days off work
- Trips
- Journeys
- Tourist Attractions
- Historical Attractions
- Museums and Galleries
- Statues and Monuments
- Private & Public Transport
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- Bicycles
- Cars
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- Driving
- Buses
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- Trains
- Planes
- Walking
- Getting Around
- Roads
- Traffic
As you can see above, there are a number of subtopics for the topics of travel and transport. Make sure you prepare a range of ideas and vocabulary for all topics and subtopics.
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Dear Liz, could you please advise me what topics and what level do we need to pass IELTS skills for life A1 test?
Thank you.
Kid regards
Barno
Sorry I don’t teach IELTS Life skills. You need to check with IELTS Official for information: http://www.ielts.org/test_takers_information/ielts_in_the_uk/what_is_ielts_life_skills.aspx
Liz
hi , how many days require for ielts preparation
It depends on your level of English and your ability to develop the skills for IELTS. Please see the IELTS Preparation video on my home page for more details.
Liz
Hi
Could you please answer below question.
If I get 5.0 score in task 1 and 6.0 score in task 2 then what would be my total score in writing task?
Hi,
Here’s a link to a website to help you calculate your writing band score. You will see a table at the bottom of the page about the overall score in writing: http://ielts-yasi.englishlab.net/How_the_Writing_Test_is_Scored.htm
All the best
Liz