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IELTS Speaking Test Band 8 | Mock Test | Bangladeshi Student πŸ‡§πŸ‡© β€” Transcript

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  1. 0:00Good afternoon. My name is Brick. Could
  2. 0:03you tell me your full name, please?
  3. 0:06>> My full name is MD Hussein, but you can
  4. 0:08call me Immran.
  5. 0:10>> Thank you, Imran. Now, in this first
  6. 0:14part of the test, I will ask you some
  7. 0:17questions about yourself. So, where are
  8. 0:20you from?
  9. 0:23Basically, I was born in Bangladesh, but
  10. 0:25I moved here in Australia for my higher
  11. 0:27education purposes. And currently I'm
  12. 0:30doing my bachelor in cyber security. So
  13. 0:33right now I'm in Melbourne, Australia.
  14. 0:36>> Okay. And what do you like most about
  15. 0:39your hometown?
  16. 0:41>> There are so many things that I am
  17. 0:43really into in my hometown especially I
  18. 0:45love the education system especially all
  19. 0:47the colorful buildings and the people as
  20. 0:50well. People in my hometown they are so
  21. 0:52hospitable, kind, humble and I love
  22. 0:55seeing every now and then whenever I
  23. 0:57wake up in the morning talk with them,
  24. 0:59hang out with them. I really enjoy those
  25. 1:01moment.
  26. 1:02>> Okay.
  27. 1:03>> Besides, there are some playgrounds that
  28. 1:05I am really into.
  29. 1:07>> Okay. Okay. And has your hometown
  30. 1:09changed over the years?
  31. 1:13>> Well, let me think because I moved here
  32. 1:15a couple of years ago. I think yes it
  33. 1:17has changed a lot if I compare to the
  34. 1:19previous days because roads were not
  35. 1:22that much well constructed. However, now
  36. 1:25there are so many roads are connected to
  37. 1:27my hometown which is making people's
  38. 1:29life much more easier for commuting one
  39. 1:32place to another place.
  40. 1:34>> Okay. And would you recommend your
  41. 1:37hometown to others?
  42. 1:41>> Obviously yes. I would recommend foreign
  43. 1:43people especially who are coming from
  44. 1:45different countries uh to recommend them
  45. 1:47to visit my hometown as there are so
  46. 1:49many opportunities so many activities
  47. 1:51they can do especially in the park there
  48. 1:53are so many gymnasiums equipments
  49. 1:55installed by the government so they can
  50. 1:57do different sort of activity they can
  51. 1:59have a look the beautiful nature in my
  52. 2:01hometown which would actually you know
  53. 2:03attract them a lot to come every now and
  54. 2:05then so I would definitely recommend
  55. 2:07those people who want to get the real
  56. 2:09vibe of rural area to visit my hometown
  57. 2:12phone and have a look. Enjoy.
  58. 2:14>> Okay. Now, let's talk about
  59. 2:16accommodation.
  60. 2:18Do you live in a house or an apartment?
  61. 2:23>> To to be spoken, I used to live in a
  62. 2:25flat where there there were a couple of
  63. 2:28rooms in my flat. I had to actually
  64. 2:30share with my friends. However, right
  65. 2:32now I'm actually living in a townhouse.
  66. 2:34It has got nine rooms. I'm a bachelor,
  67. 2:37so I have got my own private room. So it
  68. 2:40was like twostory building previously
  69. 2:42but nowadays as I told you like I'm
  70. 2:44living in a townhouse so it's like a
  71. 2:47great place. There's a backyard, front
  72. 2:49yard for doing different sort of
  73. 2:51activity in the weekend.
  74. 2:54>> Okay. And what do you like most about
  75. 2:56your home?
  76. 2:58>> Uh let me think. I think I am a big fan
  77. 3:02of my home especially my room. no
  78. 3:04bedroom because I decorated this bedroom
  79. 3:08in a classy way like putting all of my
  80. 3:10stuffs uh in a right place so that I can
  81. 3:13actually get those sort of things
  82. 3:14whenever it needed. So I'm feeling
  83. 3:18comfortable because the room is spacious
  84. 3:20and so comfy for me. I feel like okay
  85. 3:22I'm chilling in my room you know but
  86. 3:24whenever I'm in others room I feel like
  87. 3:28hesitate to touch different sort of
  88. 3:29equipment. So I'm feeling uncomfortable
  89. 3:32in this this particular room. I think my
  90. 3:34bedroom is like comfortable zone for me.
  91. 3:36>> Okay. Now let's uh talk about a
  92. 3:39different topic. Uh what do you do for
  93. 3:42work or study?
  94. 3:46Currently I'm a student as I told you
  95. 3:48shortly before I'm doing I'm doing ICT I
  96. 3:51mean it majoring in cyber security
  97. 3:53besided as Australian government they're
  98. 3:55allowing student to do part-time job.
  99. 3:57I'm doing different sort of part-time
  100. 3:59job so that I can support myself.
  101. 4:01>> Okay. And what are you doing for your
  102. 4:04part-time job?
  103. 4:07>> Well, sometimes I actually deliver food
  104. 4:09which is called Uber Eats. So, I'm a
  105. 4:12driver in their application. So, I
  106. 4:14basically I have to actually pick up the
  107. 4:16order. I have to deliver this order to
  108. 4:18the correct customer with the safety of
  109. 4:21the food so that they can actually eat
  110. 4:22and they can give me some tips as well.
  111. 4:24So, I'm enjoying it because Australia is
  112. 4:26beautiful. There are some picturesque
  113. 4:28places. Whenever I'm driving car, it
  114. 4:30seems like I'm going on an adventure. So
  115. 4:31I'm really enjoying.
  116. 4:34>> Okay. Now in this next part of the test
  117. 4:37I'm going to give you a topic and I
  118. 4:40would like you to speak about this topic
  119. 4:42for one to two minutes but before that
  120. 4:47you will have one minute to prepare for
  121. 4:50your talk and you may take notes if you
  122. 4:53wish. Do you understand?
  123. 4:56>> Yes sir.
  124. 4:57>> Thank [snorts] you. I will now share the
  125. 5:00topic.
  126. 5:02Okay, your one minute starts now.
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  143. 5:49video. All right, so basically, I'm a
  144. 5:51travel freak person. So I love
  145. 5:53traveling, adventuring different sort of
  146. 5:55places because it allows me to
  147. 5:57understand different places, nature,
  148. 5:59different people, their tradition, their
  149. 6:02culture. So the last time I went on a
  150. 6:04vacation, it was in great ocean road. It
  151. 6:07is amazing and I think that was the best
  152. 6:10holiday I have ever actually took in my
  153. 6:12entire life. So I can vividly remember
  154. 6:14that as soon as I actually finished my
  155. 6:16semester, it was like couple of months
  156. 6:17ago I decided to actually go on a road
  157. 6:20trip and I actually took couple of my
  158. 6:22friends Nahid, Kurim and then Hassan. So
  159. 6:26three of my friends they actually got in
  160. 6:28my car and then we started our journey
  161. 6:30in the very early morning. So while we I
  162. 6:33was the person who was actually driving
  163. 6:34the car. So I went on on that particular
  164. 6:38you know destination great ocean maybe
  165. 6:40around 50 minutes earlier because in the
  166. 6:43morning there was no car no traffic
  167. 6:45nothing. So when we actually arrived
  168. 6:47that particular place for our holiday it
  169. 6:49was spectacular view because I know my
  170. 6:52people especially my friends they are
  171. 6:54amazing they have got like outgoing
  172. 6:56personality and some of my friends they
  173. 6:58have got you know sense of humor. So we
  174. 7:00started singing song enjoying that
  175. 7:02moment and then we took off our all the
  176. 7:04shirts and everything and then we jump
  177. 7:06into the ro into into the ocean. We swim
  178. 7:09a lot. We enjoy that particular moment.
  179. 7:11So when the sun was about to set we
  180. 7:13started eating barbecue. Some of my
  181. 7:16friends they were collecting different
  182. 7:18sort of coal so that we can you know
  183. 7:19burn it. We can make a fire and then
  184. 7:21start um you know eating those amazing
  185. 7:24barbecue with flavor taste. So I must
  186. 7:27say that my friends are smart cookie
  187. 7:30because they are so talented. They're
  188. 7:31having amazing um you know amazing plan
  189. 7:34in their life that they are trying to
  190. 7:36actually achieve it and they are trying
  191. 7:37to make their life better. So I do have
  192. 7:40personal I mean some of my friends they
  193. 7:43have like outgoing personality as I told
  194. 7:45you they are so sociable. So that's why
  195. 7:46I love engage myself with them.
  196. 7:50>> That's okay.
  197. 7:51>> Okay. Thank you. Now let us move on and
  198. 7:54talk about holidays in more detail. How
  199. 7:58important is it for people to take uh
  200. 8:01holiday from work or study?
  201. 8:05Personally speaking, this is so crucial
  202. 8:08in people's life when they are actually
  203. 8:10taking holidays because it refreshes
  204. 8:12their mind after studying a lot and then
  205. 8:15just they want to actually get get rid
  206. 8:16of the hustle and bustle city or the
  207. 8:19crowd moment. they want to get some sort
  208. 8:21of refresh refreshment. So I think
  209. 8:23holiday is indispensable
  210. 8:25time for those people to spend
  211. 8:28qualityful time with their beloved one.
  212. 8:30So this is really crucial for their
  213. 8:31life.
  214. 8:33>> Okay. And do you think holidays are more
  215. 8:36important for younger people or older
  216. 8:39people?
  217. 8:41>> To be honest, this is important for
  218. 8:43everyone, younger people and older
  219. 8:45people as well. Because younger people
  220. 8:47we love to explore different tradition,
  221. 8:49different culture, different places. So
  222. 8:51that's why after doing a lot of hard
  223. 8:52work then if we get holiday it will
  224. 8:55definitely give us some sort of amazing
  225. 8:57you know qualiful moments so that we can
  226. 8:59understand what is the meaning of life.
  227. 9:01It also important for older people
  228. 9:03because as they're getting old sometimes
  229. 9:05they stay alone maybe don't they don't
  230. 9:07actually get their vow people
  231. 9:09surrounding them but if they actually go
  232. 9:11for a holiday they would get together
  233. 9:13they would share different sort of
  234. 9:15amazing experience in their life and
  235. 9:17that particular moment would be the best
  236. 9:19for elderly people with the younger
  237. 9:22people younger people may actually get a
  238. 9:23lot of things to know from them I think
  239. 9:25it's important for both of them
  240. 9:28>> okay and how do holidays today differ
  241. 9:32from holidays in the past?
  242. 9:36>> Well, as I told you, I was born in 2020.
  243. 9:38I mean 2002. So, you can consider me as
  244. 9:41Zenzi. So, I've been actually watching a
  245. 9:44lot of videos in different sort of
  246. 9:45platforms that people are going holidays
  247. 9:47especially they love to heal track and
  248. 9:49they love to do different sort of things
  249. 9:50and they share those sort of things into
  250. 9:52social media platform. I think I heard
  251. 9:54couple of things from my parents from my
  252. 9:57grandpa. They used to tell us like
  253. 9:59previously like in 19th century that
  254. 10:01time they just uh took a day off and get
  255. 10:05together in their room. I mean in a
  256. 10:07house or maybe sometimes go just beside
  257. 10:10the the place where is near to their
  258. 10:12house and they just stay together they
  259. 10:14talk they sang song. I mean all people
  260. 10:18they were get together to eat something
  261. 10:20to do different sort of activity. But
  262. 10:22nowadays as we have got transportation
  263. 10:24all the you know access access sort of
  264. 10:27things we can actually go anywhere we
  265. 10:29want. So it's definitely different
  266. 10:30because we are chasing different places.
  267. 10:33>> Yeah. And what are the benefits and
  268. 10:36drawbacks of taking holidays in your own
  269. 10:40country versus going abroad?
  270. 10:44>> Well I reckon there are some advantages
  271. 10:47and disadvantages of taking holidays.
  272. 10:49Especially if I talk about my country
  273. 10:51Bangladesh which is a beautiful country
  274. 10:52obviously there are some amazing places
  275. 10:54where people can actually go for their
  276. 10:56um holiday to spend their vacation. So
  277. 10:59there are advantages uh like people they
  278. 11:02would relieve you know they would able
  279. 11:04to actually get a time when they can
  280. 11:06breathe properly uh they can refresh
  281. 11:08them themselves then they can also get
  282. 11:11the energy so they can actually continue
  283. 11:13and focus on their work but I think
  284. 11:16there are some disadvantages as well as
  285. 11:18roads are not well constructed in our
  286. 11:20country so it may actually take longer
  287. 11:22time it may costly sometimes they face
  288. 11:24different sort of problem in the roads
  289. 11:26however if they actually take a holiday
  290. 11:29to go abroad especially um if I talk
  291. 11:31about Nepal which is beautiful if I talk
  292. 11:33about u you know Thailand which is
  293. 11:36amazing in terms of ocean so it would
  294. 11:39definitely cost a lot of money for them
  295. 11:41maybe it's not for everyone's cup of tea
  296. 11:43maybe only certain amount of people they
  297. 11:45can actually able to do this but at the
  298. 11:48end if you actually make it happen then
  299. 11:49that would be amazing experience in the
  300. 11:51life I guess
  301. 11:53>> okay and do you think technology has
  302. 11:57changed the way people plan and enjoy
  303. 11:59their holidays.
  304. 12:02>> Absolutely. Yes. It is taking important
  305. 12:05role in our daily life to actually take
  306. 12:07holidays because if I talk about '90s
  307. 12:10time in that particular duration as
  308. 12:12internet was not that much you know
  309. 12:13active or accessible for everyone. So
  310. 12:16people didn't able to actually see the
  311. 12:18whole world. But in terms of like the
  312. 12:20revolution of new like technology AI
  313. 12:22everything is making our life so easy to
  314. 12:24see what is happening in Nepal. What are
  315. 12:27the amazing places in Australia? Where
  316. 12:29can we actually go for our uh holiday
  317. 12:32our honeymoon you know for enjoying our
  318. 12:34honeymoon especially as I'm an adult so
  319. 12:36I recently got married so nowadays I'm
  320. 12:39actually searching a lot in different
  321. 12:41sort of thank you very much different
  322. 12:42sort of platforms so that I can actually
  323. 12:43get the proper place where I can enjoy
  324. 12:45my honeymoon time with my wife in a
  325. 12:47different way. So I think technology is
  326. 12:50playing the crucial role here which is
  327. 12:52making our life much more easier to go
  328. 12:54anywhere we want and we can see the
  329. 12:57preview in YouTube and different other
  330. 12:58sort of platform as well. We can read
  331. 13:00some blogs articles which can actually
  332. 13:02give us all the information about that
  333. 13:04particular area.
  334. 13:06>> Okay, thank you. We've now come to the
  335. 13:09end of this test. So I will now stop the
  336. 13:12recording.
  337. 13:14Right, feedback time. So we will start
  338. 13:16with talking about the candidate's
  339. 13:18strengths uh his weaknesses and what he
  340. 13:21can do to improve. So overall the
  341. 13:24candidate did absolutely brilliantly. As
  342. 13:28you can tell his English was um very
  343. 13:31natural. He was very confident. But
  344. 13:34let's go through the notes that I made.
  345. 13:36So for part one um he answered all the
  346. 13:40questions very well. uh he his
  347. 13:43pronunciation as you can tell very
  348. 13:45natural as we mentioned there was no
  349. 13:48sign of the L1 accent which is where
  350. 13:51your home accents transfers over to the
  351. 13:54English language he sounded like a
  352. 13:56native um yeah and now when it comes to
  353. 14:00his grammar again very good use of uh
  354. 14:03grammar he had a wide range vocabulary
  355. 14:06he again had a wide range of vocabulary
  356. 14:09however there was uh one or two times
  357. 14:13where he used um uh idiomatic language
  358. 14:18which is good. However, it can become a
  359. 14:20problem if you use it incorrectly. So
  360. 14:24there were I think there were two
  361. 14:25occasions. One occasion specifically is
  362. 14:28where the candidate in part one said uh
  363. 14:32to be spoken and then gave his answer
  364. 14:34when the correct um idiomatic term would
  365. 14:37have been to be honest. Okay. So to be
  366. 14:40honest with you or to be frank okay not
  367. 14:43to be spoken. Okay. So this is something
  368. 14:46that we normally add at the start of our
  369. 14:49um sentence and we often use it when we
  370. 14:51are giving our opinion. So for example
  371. 14:54to be honest with you my favorite
  372. 14:56subject is English. Okay. So this
  373. 14:59candidate said to be spoken uh which is
  374. 15:02incorrect. Now that alone is not the end
  375. 15:05of the world. Another idiom. Um, yeah,
  376. 15:07it's not a big problem if you do it
  377. 15:09once, okay? But I'm just letting you
  378. 15:11know of the errors that you made. Um,
  379. 15:14and you know what you can do to improve.
  380. 15:16So, first of all, the correct idiom
  381. 15:18would have been uh to be honest or to be
  382. 15:21frank. Um, yeah, and just use that um at
  383. 15:24the start when you are sharing your
  384. 15:26opinion. Try not to do it too much.
  385. 15:28Speaking of idioms, there were there was
  386. 15:30another idiom which you almost used it
  387. 15:34correctly. Uh, you kind of did again
  388. 15:38almost, but you just used it like it was
  389. 15:40a bit unnatural and that was uh I think
  390. 15:42you were talking about your friend when
  391. 15:44you said he's a smart cookie. Um Um, you
  392. 15:47used it correctly, but it was just the
  393. 15:49wrong context. Okay, we wouldn't
  394. 15:51normally say this in the middle of a
  395. 15:53story. You would normally say he's a
  396. 15:55smart cookie when giving somebody praise
  397. 15:58for an exam or something, for example.
  398. 16:00Okay. Uh, so again, this is me being
  399. 16:03very specific, me being very meticulous.
  400. 16:06It's not a big deal that you use this
  401. 16:09idiom slightly incorrectly, okay? I'm
  402. 16:13just letting you know um on things that
  403. 16:15you could improve on. Now, in part
  404. 16:17three, okay, you did use another idiom.
  405. 16:20So, as you can tell now, you uh used
  406. 16:23idioms quite frequently, which is good.
  407. 16:25Now in part three you used an idiom and
  408. 16:28this time you used it correctly very
  409. 16:30naturally. It came across um very
  410. 16:33eloquently as well and the idiom here
  411. 16:35that you used was h it's not everyone's
  412. 16:38cup of tea meaning not everyone likes
  413. 16:40it. Okay so for example I might like
  414. 16:43playing football. Um but I might say to
  415. 16:46you it's not everyone's cup of tea
  416. 16:48meaning not everyone likes it. Okay. So
  417. 16:51you did use this idiom here and you used
  418. 16:53it brilliantly. Okay. Now, other notes
  419. 16:56that I made were um so in terms of your
  420. 16:58strengths was your pronunciation as we
  421. 17:01mentioned um and specifically uh your
  422. 17:05intonation. Okay. And this showed more
  423. 17:08in part two. It showed in part two more
  424. 17:11than any other part when you were
  425. 17:12telling your story. Uh and you were
  426. 17:15saying, you know, we all took off our
  427. 17:17shirts. We enjoyed the moment when you
  428. 17:19were talking about the beach. Um, and
  429. 17:21then again in part two, you used
  430. 17:24excellent intonation and you said, "We
  431. 17:26all had coal. We burnt it. We had a
  432. 17:29barbecue." And you had that rhythm.
  433. 17:32Okay? And that really shows your
  434. 17:34enthusiasm and it shows that you having
  435. 17:36a good time. So in the English language,
  436. 17:39you can um hear somebody's happiness or
  437. 17:42sadness through uh their voice. So even
  438. 17:46though the words mean one thing, if you
  439. 17:48add intonation um it makes it easier to
  440. 17:51understand. So well done on your
  441. 17:53intonation um your fluency and coherence
  442. 17:56again it it was good. Not really like um
  443. 17:59many things I can tell you to improve in
  444. 18:01that overall absolutely amazing. Uh now
  445. 18:04what can you do to improve? Honestly,
  446. 18:07you are at that stage now where you can
  447. 18:10just uh speak to native English speakers
  448. 18:12and have full conversations with them
  449. 18:14and just speaking to them will expose
  450. 18:17you to the English language a lot more
  451. 18:20and also just speaking to them uh will
  452. 18:23allow you to develop your English. Most
  453. 18:25people if they are at an earlier stage
  454. 18:28in their English learning uh phase I
  455. 18:30tell them to speak English but with
  456. 18:33other people who are practicing. Okay.
  457. 18:35But if in your case, I think you are
  458. 18:37perfectly fine to uh practice your
  459. 18:39English speaking with other native
  460. 18:41speakers. Uh yeah, and if you would like
  461. 18:44to uh book your own speaking test with
  462. 18:46myself, you can do by clicking the link
  463. 18:48in the description. Don't forget to
  464. 18:50check out my courses and I will see you
  465. 18:52in the next video. Bye-bye.

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