🎯 IELTS Speaking Part 1

👩‍🏫 For Teachers

• • Guide students to complete Module 1 vocabulary and pattern exercises before starting Module 2.
• • Allocate 25 minutes in total, and review the suggested model answers together after students finish recording.

🧑‍🎓 For Learners

• • First, practice the word review and sentence patterns in Module 1 to build your confidence.
• • Next, record your answers for the 8 speaking tasks in Module 2 and open the model answers to learn useful phrases.

____ a. quiz ____ b. wand ____ c. sleeve

____ a. imagine ____ b. certain ____ c. sleeve

____ a. magic ____ b. sleeve ____ c. wonder

____ a. quiz ____ b. believe ____ c. wand

____ a. certain ____ b. perhaps ____ c. probably

Pattern 1

It could be ..., but I am not sure.

📌 Example: "It could be a box of chocolates, but I am not sure."

Pattern 2

She must be ... because ...

📌 Example: "She must be happy because she is smiling."

Pattern 3

I guess ... because ...

📌 Example: "I guess he is late because the traffic is bad."

MODULE 2

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Practice

• Well, to be honest: a natural phrase to start saying what you truly think.

• It makes me feel: used to describe your personal feelings.

• a cute notebook: a small pretty book for writing notes.

• a nice touch: a small, kind detail that makes something special.

• The best surprise was: a clear way to name your favorite memory.

• Out of nowhere: happening suddenly without any warning.

• so thrilled: very excited and delighted.

• didn't expect it at all: was completely surprised.

• I always try to: something you usually attempt to do.

• It's really fun: an easy phrase to express enjoyment.

• I was pretty sure: almost certain about something.

• I was right: correct in your guess.

• To tell you the truth: used to share a true personal habit or feeling.

• from time to time: sometimes, but not very often.

• It's a great way: a nice method to do an activity.

• have a good time: enjoy yourself with others.

• It was amazing: very surprising and impressive.

• I couldn't believe my eyes: feeling shocked because something looks impossible.

• it felt like real magic: seemed truly mysterious and wonderful.

• I am not quite sure: expressing that you have not decided yet.

• I might go: talking about a possible future plan.

• If we have time: setting a simple condition for an activity.

• grab a bite to eat: get something quick to eat.

• I guess they must be: making a logical deduction or guess.

• perhaps they left: offering a possible explanation.

• in my opinion: sharing your personal point of view.

• it happens all the time: occurs frequently in daily life.

• Most of the time: usually or very frequently.

• like to guess: enjoy making predictions.

• it makes watching movies: how an activity influences your feeling.

• more exciting: creating more fun and interest.

• my guess is wrong: incorrect in your prediction.