IELTS Speaking Questions, Model Answers & Vocabulary

Part 1Topic 2 - Study, School & LearningEasy-Intermediate

What numbers are important to you?

Những con số nào quan trọng đối với bạn?

[A]Answer

The most important numbers to me are family birthdays and phone numbers.

[R]Reason

Those numbers matter because I need to remember important dates and stay in contact with people.

[E]Example / Extension

I also keep track of a few passwords and identification numbers, but I do not memorise all of them.

Part 1Topic 2 - Study, School & LearningEasy-Intermediate

Are you good at remembering telephone numbers?

Bạn có giỏi nhớ số điện thoại không?

[A]Answer

No, I am not very good at remembering telephone numbers.

[R]Reason

I rely on my phone contacts so much that I rarely need to memorise a full mobile number.

[E]Example / Extension

I know the numbers of a few close family members, but that is about it.

Part 1Topic 2 - Study, School & LearningEasy-Intermediate

Do you need to use numbers in the future?

Bạn có cần sử dụng số trong tương lai không?

[A]Answer

Yes, I will definitely need to use numbers in the future.

[R]Reason

I will have to calculate things like personal budgets and interpret workplace data in many jobs.

[E]Example / Extension

Even simple tasks such as comparing prices or checking percentages involve numbers.

Part 1Topic 2 - Study, School & LearningEasy-Intermediate

Do you like learning maths?

Bạn có thích học toán không?

[A]Answer

I do not love maths, but I enjoy it when I understand the topic.

[R]Reason

Solving a maths problem can be satisfying because it uses logical thinking and usually has a clear answer.

[E]Example / Extension

I prefer practical maths to very abstract formulas.

Part 1Topic 2 - Study, School & LearningEasy-Intermediate

Do you think it’s difficult to learn maths well?

Bạn có nghĩ rằng học toán giỏi là khó không?

[A]Answer

Yes, learning maths well can be difficult for many people.

[R]Reason

Some mathematical concepts require a lot of practice to master, especially when they become abstract.

[E]Example / Extension

However, strong problem-solving skills and regular practice can make the subject much easier over time.

Speaking
Practice

Speaking Part 1

What numbers are important to you?

Are you good at remembering telephone numbers?

Do you need to use numbers in the future?

Do you like learning maths?

Do you think it’s difficult to learn maths well?