Describe your first cellphone that you received. This is a topic from IELTS speaking. Please help me put it in a natural way of expression.^_^ Thanks. Describe your first cellphone that you received. You should say: When did you get it Who gave it to you What you mostly used it for Explain how your first cellphone influence you I got my first cellphone from my mom when I was in my first year of high school. That was not a small phone. That cellphone could only be used to make a phone call, text message and set alarm clocks. It didn’t have too many functions, because my mom thought that I might get distracted by the phone if there were many entertainment function. I mainly used this phone for calling my parents as they need to pick me up after school. Besides, I also used it to test message with the girl I have a crush on in my high school. You know, that was a romantic memory. I still remember that at that time, my first phone could only store 200 short messages. And the phone often notified me to delete some messages, I guest you know what I mean, that was because I received lots of message from the girl I loved. You know, it was super hard for me to choose one message and delete it to accommodate a new message. Each time I faced a big challenge as each message was precious for me. I really cherish the memory of that time. You know, nowadays, although the smart phone can store thousand of messages, no one would like to send you message anymore except for advertisement. For the influence, thanks to that phone, I could keep contact with the girl that I had a crush on during my high school, although we were not in the same classroom and I could be full of powerful each time I received her message, especially when I got some positive messages from her in the night before each import test and competition.

Describe an experience that you taught a friend or a relative Describe an experience that you taught a friend or a relative You should say: Who you taught When you taught What you taught How you felt about the teaching I would like to share a romantic experience that I taught a girl who I had a crush on in my high school. You know, in China, we students are not allowed to have a relationship or date someone in high school. If you do it, you may get into big trouble. But you know, I did it during my high school life. That girl was very cute and she often wore a skirt. In my first year of high school, that girl was good at all of subjects except for mathematics. At that moment, I was especially good at math and I often performed well in mathematic exam. So she often asked me about math problems. One day, I invited her to go to the city library and study together. To my surprise, she agreed. You know, at the moment when I heard her answer, I was so excited because if we went to library, that would be our first time alone together. During studying in the library, I just helped her solve some mathematic problems, but you know, I felt rather nervous when teaching her, making eye contact with her and looking at her face. After leaving library, we had a candle-lit dinner, which was really romantic. About this teaching, what I taught her was not important, it was just an opportunity to spend quality time with the girl you loved. I felt that I was the happiest man back then. This is a speaking topic from IELTS speaking exam, could you help me make my answers sound more natural? Thanks a lot.

Describe a time when you were late for something important. Describe a time when you were late for something important. When it happened Why you were late How you managed the situation explain how you felt about it My second attempt in taking the IELTS test was considered to be a really sad story. Last month, on the date of the speaking exam, I arrived at the test venue very early. Then, I made a phone call to my language partner so that I can get more practice before the test.   About an hour later when I was about to check in, I saw many candidates carrying their IELTS Admission Ticket. It was then I realised that I had forgotten to print my ticket. You know, at that moment, my brain stopped working. I really didn’t know what should I do. And then, instead of telling the truth to the IELTS staff, I chose to get out of the building and found a place to print the admission ticket. After I printed my admission ticket and came back to check in at 9.30 am while the time of speaking test was 9.40 am, the IELTS staff didn’t allow me to take the test, you know, it was too late. I told the staff why I was late,but he told me that it was not necessary to bring IELTS Admission Ticket. So, finally, I missed this test.   You know, I felt very regretful. At the moment when I found I didn’t bring the admission ticket, I should tell the truth to the IELTS staff instead of getting out of the building to find a printing shop. So, next time when I meet problems, I would try my best to keep calm at first. This is a speaking topic from IELTS speaking exam, could you help me make my answers sound more natural? Thanks a lot.

Is it necessary to travel to other places to learn about other cultures? It is not necessary to travel to other places to learn about other cultures. We can learn as much as from books, films and the internet. To what extent do you agree or disagree? One can deepen their understanding of different cultures and avoid misunderstandings of culture through traveling to local areas, as they can increase communication with local residents. There are some details of culture which are not covered in Internet, and we can only learn about such details by visiting those places. Traveling to local places can expose us to reality. For example, it would be an impressing way to experience cultures by pariticipating in local festival activites. What’s more, visiting local areas provides people with opportunities to taste local special food and appreciate heritage sites. People could find much fun through being involved in local activities. For example, there are some traditional handicrafts only available in local areas. Traveling to other places would be a memorable as well as valuable experience in their lives. The mian advantage of learning about cultures through reading book, see movies or surfing Internet is that it can save people’s time and money, as they need not to pay for the transportation, lodging and food. People do not need to ask for leave, and can they learn about different cultures anywhere, anytime, as long as they have the access to internet. This way is especially suitable for those who have a heavy workload or have economic problems.