IELTS Speaking: Skateboards and Scooters
Skateboards and scooters
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🛹 Module 1: Build-Up
Learn words and sentence patterns for talking about scooters and daily actions.
1. Guide students through 2 modules in 20 minutes.
2. Check vocabulary matches in Module 1 and listen to recorded responses in Module 2.
1. First, complete the word matching and sentence patterns in Module 1.
2. Next, record your speaking answers for all 6 questions in Module 2.
Unit Vocabulary List
Read these 10 target words used in sports, skateboarding, and everyday actions:
Task 1: Choose the correct unit word for each sentence
1. The young ___ jumped high into the air over the wooden ramp.
2. Watch out! Do not ___ on the small stone on the path.
3. Make sure you keep a tight ___ on the handles of your scooter.
4. My sister rode her scooter around the track for one full ___.
5. Please ___ your helmet from the shelf before we leave.
Task 2: Match Collocations to Meanings
Match each phrase on the left to its meaning on the right.
Task 3: Useful Sentence Patterns
Study these 3 sentence structures. Use them to talk about actions and how people do them:
My friend sings...
"My friend sings softly at home."
💡 How to use: Tell what your friend does and how they do it.
My brother runs...
"My brother runs slowly after school."
💡 How to use: Talk about how fast or slow someone moves.
He rides his scooter...
"He rides his scooter fast."
💡 How to use: Show an action with a scooter or skateboard.
Task 4: Complete the sentences using the patterns
1. Complete the sentence. Use the word loud:
My friend sings ____ in her room.
Hint: the word ends in -ly.
2. Complete the sentence:
My brother runs ____ in the park.
Hint: the opposite of slowly.
3. Complete the sentence:
He rides his scooter ____ at school.
Hint: the word starts with w.
🎙️ Module 2: IELTS Speaking Practice
Answer 6 simple speaking questions and get instant AI feedback.
Instructions: Press record, answer the question in your own words, and stop recording. Your response will be scored across 4 IELTS criteria. Open the model answer after you finish recording.
Can you ride a scooter?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
💡 Show Model Answer Click to expandWell, yes, I can. I'm very good at it. I ride my scooter to school every day with my best friend.
Useful Phrase Notes:
- yes, I can: short answer for ability.
- I'm very good at: say you do something well.
- ride my scooter: travel on a scooter.
- every day: on all days.
Do you wear a helmet when you ride?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
💡 Show Model Answer Click to expandWell, yes, I always do. It's very safe. I don't want to hurt my head when I ride fast.
Useful Phrase Notes:
- yes, I always do: say you do it every time.
- It's very safe: give a safety reason.
- don't want to: say what you do not want.
- ride fast: move quickly on wheels.
Do you walk fast or slowly?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
💡 Show Model Answer Click to expandWell, I'm always in a hurry, so I usually walk fast. I don't like to be late for class.
Useful Phrase Notes:
- in a hurry: you need to go fast.
- usually walk fast: what you do on most days.
- don't like to: say what you do not enjoy.
- be late for: come after the start time.
Who walks slowly in your family?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
💡 Show Model Answer Click to expandWell, my grandmother walks slowly. She's old, but she's happy. We walk together in the garden every weekend.
Useful Phrase Notes:
- walks slowly: moves at low speed.
- She's old: tell how old someone is.
- walk together: move side by side.
- every weekend: on Saturday and Sunday each week.
Do you talk loudly or quietly at home?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
💡 Show Model Answer Click to expandWell, I usually talk quietly at home. My baby brother sleeps a lot, so I don't make much noise.
Useful Phrase Notes:
- talk quietly: speak in a soft voice.
- at home: inside your house.
- sleeps a lot: rests for many hours.
- don't make much noise: be quiet.
What do you do well?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
💡 Show Model Answer Click to expandWell, I play football very well. It's my favorite sport. I'm also good at riding my new red scooter.
Useful Phrase Notes:
- play football very well: say you do it very well.
- favorite sport: activity you like best.
- also good at: another skill you have.
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