A1IELTS-style · Band ≤3.5Speaking20 min

IELTS Speaking Part 1: Healthy Habits

Healthy habits

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How to Use This Lesson

👨‍🏫 For Teachers:

Guide students through the vocabulary review and check the collocation matching together in about 10 minutes.

Have students say the sentence patterns aloud before they move to speaking recording in Module 2.

🧑‍🎓 For Learners:

First, complete the 5 vocabulary questions and match the 4 phrase pairs.

Next, read the 3 sentence patterns out loud and try making your own sentences.

Module 1: Healthy Habits - Get Ready

Learn and practice key words about healthy daily life before you speak.

🥕 Activity 1: Word Review

5 Questions

Read the sentences and type the correct word from our unit word box.

Word Box:

fruit vegetable salad carrot jog bike strong teeth doctor rest

1. Brush your ____ twice every day to keep them clean.

2. This long orange vegetable is a ____ It is good for your eyes.

3. When you feel sick or hurt, you should visit a ____.

4. On sunny days, I ride my ____ to school or the park.

5. When you work hard and feel tired, stop and take a ____.

🔗 Activity 2: Match Phrase to Meaning

4 Items

Select the one correct meaning for each common phrase. (Each phrase has only one correct answer).

Phrase
Run slowly to stay fit
Relax and sleep
Clean inside your mouth
Travel on two wheels
1. brush your teeth
____ Run slowly to stay fit ____ Relax and sleep ____ Clean inside your mouth ____ Travel on two wheels
2. ride a bike
____ Run slowly to stay fit ____ Relax and sleep ____ Clean inside your mouth ____ Travel on two wheels
3. go for a jog
____ Run slowly to stay fit ____ Relax and sleep ____ Clean inside your mouth ____ Travel on two wheels
4. get some rest
____ Run slowly to stay fit ____ Relax and sleep ____ Clean inside your mouth ____ Travel on two wheels

💡 Activity 3: Three Sentence Patterns

Use these three simple sentence patterns when talking about your habits.

1

Asking How Often

Use this pattern to ask about daily routines.

How often do you ...?

Example:

"How often do you ride your bike?"

2

Saying How Many Times

Use this pattern to tell your weekly habit.

I ... twice a week.

Example:

"I jog twice a week."

3

Giving a Short Reason

Use this pattern to say why you do something.

I ... because it keeps me strong.

Example:

"I eat salad because it keeps me strong."

Quick Check: Choose the correct phrase to complete the question.

"_____ do you jog in the park?" — "I jog three times a week."

____ a. How often ____ b. How many ____ c. How much
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Great job getting ready!

You know the words and sentence patterns. Now you are ready for Module 2 Speaking Part 1.

Module 2: IELTS Speaking Part 1 Practice

Answer simple speaking questions about your everyday healthy habits using your microphone.

Question 1 IELTS Speaking Part 1

How often do you eat fruit?

Click record and answer the question in your own words.

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💡 Model answer Click to open

"Well, I eat fruit every day. I love fresh bananas and apples. They're very sweet, so they make me feel good."

Useful phrases:

• I eat fruit every day: tells how often you do this habit.

• I love: shows you really like something.

• They're very sweet: short spoken form to talk about taste.

• they make me feel good: a simple reason why you eat it.

Question 2 IELTS Speaking Part 1

How often do you drink water?

Click record and answer the question in your own words.

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💡 Model answer Click to open

"Well, I drink lots of water. I have a glass every hour. It's very good because it keeps me healthy."

Useful phrases:

• I drink lots of water: tells your habit with a clear amount.

• I have a glass: natural everyday way to say you drink one cup.

• It's very good: short spoken form to give your opinion.

• it keeps me healthy: explains why drinking water helps you.

Question 3 IELTS Speaking Part 1

How often do you go to bed late?

Click record and answer the question in your own words.

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💡 Model answer Click to open

"Well, I never go to bed late. I usually go to sleep at ten. I don't like being tired in the morning."

Useful phrases:

• I never go to bed late: says you do not do it.

• I usually go to sleep: tells your regular sleeping time.

• I don't like: short spoken form to say what you dislike.

• in the morning: common phrase for the first part of the day.

Question 4 IELTS Speaking Part 1

How often do you do sport?

Click record and answer the question in your own words.

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💡 Model answer Click to open

"Well, I do sport twice a week. I go for a jog with my friend. It's fun and keeps us strong."

Useful phrases:

• I do sport twice a week: tells your weekly routine clearly.

• I go for a jog: natural phrase for easy running.

• It's fun: short spoken form to express enjoyment.

• keeps us strong: shows the health benefit for your body.

Question 5 IELTS Speaking Part 1

Do you walk to school or work?

Click record and answer the question in your own words.

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💡 Model answer Click to open

"Well, yes, I do. I walk to school every morning. It's not far, so I enjoy the fresh air."

Useful phrases:

• yes, I do: direct and friendly spoken answer.

• I walk to school: tells how you travel to study.

• It's not far: says the way is short.

• I enjoy the fresh air: gives a pleasant reason for walking.

Question 6 IELTS Speaking Part 1

Do you eat vegetables every day?

Click record and answer the question in your own words.

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💡 Model answer Click to open

"Well, yes, I eat them every day. I have fresh carrots and salad for lunch. They're great for my health."

Useful phrases:

• yes, I eat them every day: confirms your daily eating habit.

• I have fresh carrots: names the vegetable you eat.

• for lunch: gives the exact meal time.

• They're great: spoken contraction to show it is very good.

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Lesson Complete!

You practiced all 6 IELTS Speaking Part 1 questions. Check your AI scores and compare with the model answers.

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