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Describe a way/change that helps you save a lot of time You should say: What is it? How do you implement it? How difficult it is? And explain how you feel about the way/change Vocab 1. Precious – Valuable 2. Indispensable – Essential 3. Hard nut to crack – Difficult problem 4. Working against the […]
5.Described a countryside area that you have been to Cue Card Where is it? When and Why you went there? who you went there with? And explain how you felt about it? Vocab/ Idioms 1. Uphill task: A difficult or challenging task. 2. Unwind: To relax and relieve stress. 3. Engaged: Participated in or became […]
Describe an energetic person that you know Who is the person How you know this person Why do you think this person is energetic? And explain how you feel about this person Vocab 1. Boundless – limitless or without boundaries. 2. Early riser – someone who wakes up early in the morning. 3. Household chores […]
Describe a place you have been to and would like to recommend others to live there (not your hometown) Cue Card Where it is? What the place is like? When you visited there? Who you went there with? And explain why you would recommend this place to others? Vocab 1. Charming – pleasant and attractive. […]
Describe a job that is useful to the society what job it is How do you know about this job What types of people do this job And explain why you think this job is useful to the society Vocab 1. Significant role – Important function 2. Essential – Absolutely necessary 3. Undoubtedly – Without […]
January to April 2025 Cue Card 1. Describe an energetic person that you know. 2. Describe a job that is useful to the society. 3. Describe a place you have been to and would like to recommend others to live there (not your hometown) 4. Describe a time that something changed your life in good […]
Describe a challenging technological problem you faced What the problem was When and where you faced it How challenging it was And explain how you solved it Vocab / Idioms Several → many / numerous Running against the clock → short of time At my wit’s end → very frustrated Fortunately → luckily enough A […]