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Homes and gadgets of the future
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🏠 Homes & Gadgets of the Future
Master everyday technology vocabulary, simple future sentence patterns, and direct speaking responses for IELTS Speaking Part 1.
A modern living room with a cleaning robot and a tablet📌 How to Use This Lesson
👩🏫 For the Teacher
1. Guide students through vocabulary drills for 10 minutes, then let them record the 8 speaking answers.
2. Check their recorded notes and phrase usage in class.
🧑🎓 For the Learner
1. Read and practise the vocabulary and sentence patterns first.
2. Then record your spoken answer for each question and compare with the model.
Word Bank & Sentence Foundations
Build confidence with essential technology terms and practical word pairs before answering.
A Vocabulary Check (5 Questions)
1. A machine that can do tasks automatically or clean the floor is a ___.
2. My phone turned off suddenly because the ___ was at 0%.
3. You look at the flat glass surface of a smartphone or TV. This surface is called a ___.
4. A smart kitchen machine that keeps milk, vegetables, and drinks cold is a ___.
5. You can open a smart ___ on the front door with your fingerprint or phone.
B Word Pair Match (4 Pairs)
Select the word or phrase that naturally finishes each common tech word pair.
C 3 Useful Sentence Patterns
Use these to talk about plans and ideas for the future.
I will probably [verb]...
Use this for personal plans you expect to happen.
Maybe we will have [noun]...
Use this when you guess about modern tech.
In the future, [noun] will [verb]...
Use this for what you think will happen in the world.
8 IELTS Speaking Part 1 Questions
Speak clearly, record your voice, and expand the model answer to compare phrases.
Do you like new gadgets?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
"Well, yes, I really do. I love trying handy devices like wireless earbuds and smartwatches because they make daily life simpler and they're just fun to use."
• Well, yes, I really do: You say this to give a friendly and direct answer.
• handy devices: You say this to talk about useful small tools.
• make daily life simpler: You say this to explain why you like technology.
Which gadget do you use every day?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
"My phone, without a doubt. I use it every day for chatting and alarms. It has a big touch screen, so it's very fast."
• without a doubt: You say this to mean definitely.
• use it every day: You say this to talk about your normal routine.
• touch screen: You say this to describe the glass part of the phone.
Do you use your phone before bed?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
"Actually, yes, almost every night. I usually scroll through social feeds or listen to quiet music. I know looking at bright screens is a bad habit, but it relaxes me."
• almost every night: You say this to mean nearly all nights.
• scroll through social feeds: You say this when you look at posts on your phone.
• bad habit: You say this about something you do often that is not good.
Would you like a robot in your home?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
"I'd love to! Having a robot would save a lot of time. It could mop the floor and wash dishes after dinner. It would give me more time to rest and study."
• I'd love to!: You say this to show you really want something.
• save a lot of time: You say this when something helps you do things faster.
• mop the floor: You say this to talk about cleaning.
Do you think homes will be different in the future?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
"Yes, definitely. In the future, I think most apartments will become smart homes. We'll control lights and air conditioning with voice commands, and, um, well, solar panels will be everywhere, for sure."
• In the future: You say this to talk about time.
• become smart homes: You say this about houses with connected computers.
• for sure: You say this to mean definitely.
What will you do next weekend?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
"Well, I will probably stay home on Saturday to finish homework. Then on Sunday, I plan to visit an electronics store with my friend to check out some new tablets."
• I will probably stay home: You say this for a plan you think will happen.
• plan to visit: You say this to talk about what you want to do.
• check out some new tablets: You say this when you want to look at new devices.
Will you use a computer in your future job?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
"Yes, for sure. Nearly every job uses a computer now. I will probably write emails and join online meetings every day."
• Nearly every job: You say this to mean almost all jobs.
• write emails: You say this to talk about a common work task.
• join online meetings: You say this to talk about talking to people on video.
Do you think children will use paper books in the future?
[Bài tập luyện nói]
"I think they still will, but not so often. Most students will use tablets, but, um, paper books are easier on the eyes."
• I think they still will: You say this to give a balanced answer.
• use tablets: You say this to talk about learning with small computers.
• easier on the eyes: You say this when something is not hard to look at.
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