This is to give you practice answering questions during the extended talk (Part 2) and answering follow-up questions (Part 3) of the Speaking Test.
Describe a country that you would like to live in.
You should say:
- which country it is
- what opportunities exist there
- why it is an attractive destination
- and explain if this move is possible and how you would do it
Describe a building that you would like to live in.
You should say:
- what this building is
- which place it can be found it
- what features make it very attractive or special
- and explain why you like this building
Activity
Before you practice these questions, think about what you have to do to answer them:
- What are the best things about living in a different country? And the worst?
- Do you think it is good thing for young people to experience other countries?
- Why do you think the level of global migration is increasing?
- How could governments make it easier to move between countries?
- Should developing countries allow their young people to leave?
- How do you think migration will change in the future?
Part 3 questions
Questions on migration
- What are the best things about living in a different country? And the worst?
- Do you think it is good thing for young people to experience other countries?
- Why do you think the level of global migration is increasing?
- How could governments make it easier to move between countries?
- Should developing countries allow their young people to leave?
- How do you think migration will change in the future?
Questions on urban development
- What are the best things about living in a big city? And the worst?
- Do you think it is healthy for so many people to live close together in big cities?
- Why do you think that cities across the world are getting larger?
- How could governments discourage people from moving to the city?
- Should city governments have a responsibility to provide housing, or is it up to the individual?
- Which is more important: to be close to your work in the city, or to enjoy fresh air but a long journey to work?