IELTS Speaking

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Hometown/City

1. Where are you from?

I'm from ....................... .

2. Did you grow up there?

No, I moved to the area when I was in high school. 

3. Is it a big city or a small place? 

It is a small city with many small and large firms.  It is not wrong to say that it is a commercial centre. It is known for its plywood, sugar, and paper manufacturing industries. What I appreciate most about my city is that it is incredibly peaceful.

4. How do you describe the people in your hometown?

My hometown has a warm, welcoming, and hardworking population. They take pride in their community and are kind and helpful to their neighbours. They take great pride in their hometown's history and culture. 

5. What do you like about your hometown?

My hometown has a wonderful sense of community. Everyone is so amiable, kind, and eager to assist one another. I also adore the small-town atmosphere and the stunning surroundings. Growing up in a community where you know everyone and feel like you belong is something special. 

6. Would you say it is an interesting place?

That is totally up to you and your personal tastes and preferences. Its rich cultural history and stunning natural landscapes may appeal to some, while others may find it unappealing. It is ultimately up to the person making the choice. 

7. When is it a good time to visit your city/town? Why?

The best time to come to my city is during the months of February, March, and April. These months usually offer a lot of things to do and see outside. There are also many festivals and events happening during this time.

8. Is there anything you dislike about it?

The only thing I don't like about it is that it can take a while to set up, especially if it's your first time doing it. It can also be hard to figure out how to fix problems when they happen.

9. Do you like living there?

Yes, I do. I love living in this neighborhood. The community is friendly and welcoming, there is plenty to do, and the scenery is breathtaking. Furthermore, compared to other parts of the country, the cost of living is relatively low.

10. Has anything changed in your hometown in the past ten years?

Yes, my hometown has changed dramatically in the last ten years. The population has increased significantly, as have the number of new businesses and housing developments. Roads, sidewalks, and public transportation have all been improved as a result of infrastructure projects. The addition of public parks has also made the town more pedestrian-friendly. In addition, many new restaurants and shops have opened in the area, increasing economic activity.