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Exam Speaking Questions in 2026 – Set 11 PART 1 Topic 1: Hometown, area you live in 1. Do you like the area where you live? 2. What kind of place is it? 3. Is it a good place for families? 4. Would you like to live there in the future? Topic 2: Keys 1. Do you usually carry many keys with you? 2. Have you ever lost your keys? 3. Do you think keys are important? 4. How do people keep their keys safe? PART 2 Describe an app or program you often use. You should say: - What the app or program is - How you use it - How often you use it - And explain why you find it useful PART 3 1. Why do people use apps so much today? 2. Are apps making life easier or harder? 3. Should children use mobile apps a lot? 4. How will apps change in the future? @IELTS_AGE @speaking_real_exams

The maps demonstrate how the school library has changed over a five-year period. Overall, the library has become more convenient for book lovers, with several rooms changed and two study tables and a printing machine added for readers. However, many facilities have remained unchanged. Five years ago, the school library had a fairly simple layout. On the top and bottom sides, there were two book shelves. On the western side of the map, there were three facilities, namely a classroom, a meeting room, and book information, and four study tables located in the center of the map. Another computer book and office occupied the eastern part of the layout. Moreover, there was an entrance in the South. Today, the most notable change has been the redevelopment. The classroom in the west was replaced by a new audio room, while the office in the bottom-right corner has been relocated, replacing the conference room. In addition, there are two study tables have been added in the center of the library. A new printing machine on the left side has also been established. However, two book shelves, the meeting room, book information, computer books, and entrance blocks remained unchanged.

Exam Speaking Questions in 2026 – Set 12 PART 1 Topic 1: Days off 1. What do you usually do on your days off? 2. Do you prefer staying at home or going out? 3. Do you have enough days off? 4. How do days off help you relax? Topic 2: Friends 1. Do you have many friends? 2. How often do you meet your friends? 3. What do you usually do together? 4. Are friends important to you? PART 2 Describe a country you would like to work or live in for a short time. You should say: - Which country it is - Why you want to go there - How long you would like to stay - And explain what you would like to do there PART 3 1. Why do people want to live abroad for a short time? 2. Is it easier to live abroad now than in the past? 3. What problems can people face in a foreign country? 4. Should young people try living in another country? @IELTS_AGE @speaking_real_exams

From my perspective, on the other hand, many people should have an opportunity to make decisions in their own lives. Moreover, many people have different need and preference. If the government choose single lifestyle, it could be unsuitable for people. In additional, people should have the freedom to make their own choices and responsible for their own lives For example, people have their own choices about what food to eat, where to go, and how many hours to sleep. Therefore, the government cannot choose a lifestyle for everyone because people have different needs and preferences. In conclusion, if governments can encourage people to live healthier lives, it could be unsuitable all people. I believe people should have the freedom to choose their own lifestyles and responsible for their lifestyle.

On the other hand, many people believe that lifestyle choices should remain a personal decision. Every individual has different preferences and needs so it would be unfair for governments to control their daily lives. Moreover, people are more likely to maintain healthy habits when they choose them voluntarily rather than being forced to do so. For example, someone may decide to exercise regularly because they value their health, not because the government requires it. Everyone has their own life for live. I believe individual has better conscious than governments. In conclusion, while government involvement can promise healthier lifestyles and improve public health, I believe that individuals should have the freedom to make their own lifestyle decisions, supported rather than controlled by the government.