IELTS Speaking · Part 2 cue card · People
Describe a relative whose character you admire.
You have one minute to make notes, then speak for one to two minutes. The examiner may ask one or two short questions when you finish.
Describe a relative whose character you admire.
You should say:
- who this person is
- what they do or have done
- what they are like as a person
and explain why you admire them
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Part 3 questions that follow this card
Part 3 broadens the topic into a discussion of four to five minutes. Give a view, a reason and an example each time.
- How have family roles changed in your country over the past few decades?
- Do children today spend enough time with older relatives?
- What can young people learn from older generations?
- Why do some families stay close while others drift apart?
- Should adult children look after their elderly parents?