IELTS Speaking / Practice Test 7
IELTS Speaking Practice Test 7: Parts 1, 2 and 3 (Free)
This free IELTS Speaking Practice Test 7 has all three parts. Hear each question, then answer out loud. In the test, your answers are recorded.
Press the speaker to hear the examiner. Then answer out loud, as in the real test.
IELTS Speaking Practice Test 7 · Part 1
Part 1: questions about you
4 to 5 minutes.
Let's talk about being on time. Are you usually on time?
How do you feel when other people are late?
How do you make sure you don't arrive late?
Is being on time more important in some situations than in others?
Now let's talk about plants. Do you keep any plants in your home?
Are there many trees in your neighbourhood?
Would you like to have a garden one day?
Let's move on to talk about the night sky. Is it easy to see the stars where you live?
Have you ever looked through a telescope?
What's the most beautiful sky you've ever seen?
How to answer
- Answer in two or three sentences: your answer, a reason and an example.
- Speak naturally. Short answers like “Yes” are too short.
IELTS Speaking Practice Test 7 · Part 2
Part 2: talk about a topic
1 minute to prepare, then talk for 1 to 2 minutes.
Describe a building that you think is attractive.
You should say:
- where it is
- what it looks like
- what it is used for
and and explain why you find it attractive.
Then the examiner may ask:
Have you ever been inside it?
How to answer
- Use the minute to write key words for each point, not full sentences.
- Talk for the full two minutes. If you stop early, add a story or a feeling.
IELTS Speaking Practice Test 7 · Part 3
Part 3: a discussion
4 to 5 minutes.
Let's consider first of all old buildings. Is it important to protect old buildings, even when they are expensive to repair?
Why do so many new buildings in different cities look alike?
Who should have the most say in how a city looks: architects, governments or local residents?
Now let's talk about buildings in cities. Why do tourists like to visit famous buildings?
Do tall buildings make cities better or worse places to live?
What kinds of buildings do you think cities will need more of in the future?
How to answer
- Give your view, say why, and give an example.
- Talk about people in general, not only about yourself.
Your band
Answer the examiner in the test. Then get your band.
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3 parts in about 14 minutes, on a screen like the computer test. Then get your band from AI feedback.
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