雅思口语Part3答题范例+10个答题小技巧.pdfVIP

Speaking part 3 - follow-up questions After you are done with the ‘Cue Card/Candidate Task Card’, which is the second part of the speaking test, the examiner will move on and ask you some follow-up questions. These follow-up questions are mostly related to the cue card topic you were given. Follow-up questions, also known as ‘details discussion’ comprise part three of the IELTS speaking test. At a glance: Speaking test – part 3 (Two-way discussion/ follow-up question/ details discussion). Questions: 4 - 7. (Questions are mostly based on the cue card topic/ candidate task card topic.) Time: 4 - 6 minutes. Tips: Try to support your answers with examples and reasons. Also, give lengthy and comprehensive answers. IELTS Speaking Part 3 Topic: Family. 1. Is family important in your country? 2. How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your country? 3. How do you think the family will change in the future? 4. What role do grandparents play in the family in your country? 5. Who do you think should be responsible for the care of the elderly, the family or the government? 6. Why is the number of joint families decreasing in modern time? Q. 1: Is family important in your country? Answer: Thank you for this question. Well, people in my country believe that family comes first and they put their family ahead of anything else. They would do anything for the family and I am proud that family bonding in my country is quite strong. Q. 2: How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your country? Answer: From my experience, I can say that my grandfather had an extended family and people at that time used to live together with close relatives. As far as I have heard, their forefathers also live in a joint family and the number of family members was sometimes more than twenty. However, the trend of living in an extended family has changed remarkably in cities where most of the families are nuclear in natu