What is IELTS exam?
- The IELTS exam which stands for International English Language Testing System consists for three parts: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking.
- The Speaking test is 11to 14 minutes long.
- During the 11 to 14-minute IELTS speaking examination, the candidate must engage in conversation with a trained examiner. A total of three sections make up the Speaking test:
Part 1: Personal and family questions will be asked of you.
Part 2: You must give a speech on a topic that has been assigned to you and that the examiner will supply on the exam day.
Part 3: You will continue talking about the subject that was covered in Part 2 in more detail.
The cue card given here is ‘Describe an interesting neighbour’, for which you must include the following:
- How long have you known this neighbour
- What sort of person they are
- How often do you see them
- What kindof relationship do you have with them
Describe An Interesting Neighbour for Ielts Band 9
Model 1: Describe an interesting neighbour
Introduction
Having neighbours nearby always proves good for interaction. I don’t have any siblings, and both of my parents are working. When we relocated here, I experienced a lot of loneliness. Then I met my friend and someone I consider as an interesting neighbor who is of the same age as mine living across from my apartment.
How long have you known this neighbour?
I would like to tell you about Ritika, my neighbour and who I think is an interesting neighbour.
We have been friends for about 5 years. She was alone herself when I first saw her on the terrace of our apartment, so I went over and introduced myself.
What sort of a person she is?
Many things make her an interesting personality, I will mention some of the qualities of her that make her stand out.
For starters, she is pursuing her degree in Nursing which makes her very knowledgeable about healthcare. To whomever she is close to, she is a very honest person. She is an extremely social and outgoing individual. Also, she is an excellent listener and thoughtful in general.
How often do you see them?
Due to our work and classes, we are not able to see each other every day. However, we make time out of our busy schedules and meet during the weekends.
What kind of relationship do you have with them?
I have a very positive and healthy relationship with her. Ritika always listens to me and provides me with great advice. The best aspect of her personality is how approachable she is in any circumstance. We teach each other our native languages and explore different corners of the city.
Conclusion
It is always very pleasant when we have neighbours with us.
Model 2: Describe an interesting neighbour Ielts
Introduction
Being friendly with the neighbors is one of the great ways to build strong and friendly relationships and also deepens your bonds with people. If you live away from your family, your neighbors become your second family.
How long have you known this neighbour?
Now I will talk about Shreya, an interesting neighbour, and my best friend.
Away from my parents, I live alone in a flat. Nearby my apartment is my neighbour’s home. She is someone I have known since the lockdown. Since none of us could return home because we were very far from our families. We looked out for one another during hard times and grew closer.
What sort of a person are they?
She is a gem and never hesitates to help anyone who needs help. There have been a few emergencies in my locality and she has always come to the rescue. Shreya possesses a cool and collected approach. With a loving personality and motherly nature, she becomes an interesting neighbour
How often do you see them?
I see her almost every day as we eat our dinner together. One day she’s the one cooking for us, while on other days it is me who takes charge of the kitchen.
Explain what kind of a relationship you have with them.
I share a sister-like bond with her. We cook for each other and take care when the other one is sick. I feel very grateful to have her in my life.
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Conclusion
Our neighbours are often our support systems and our chosen families, thus allowing us to maintain great connections with them. Some neighbors are so supportive that they stick by us through thick and thin.
Describe an interesting neighbour Ielts Follow-up questions for part 3
- What are our opinions on having good neighbours?
Having good neighbors is a blessing. Neighbours are often our closest relatives. Some neighbors are so supportive that they always have your back.
- How do Indian people improve their relationship with their neighbours?
In India we consider our guests to be equivalent to gods. There are many ways where we bond and improve our relationship with our neighbors. We bond over different cultures, ethnicities, food, festivals, children, and many more.
- Do most Indians know their neighbours?
Yes, we Indians often share a deep bond with our neighbors so we know the majority of them.
- Mention some qualities of a good neighbour
A good neighbor is always considerate and helpful. They support us in challenging circumstances and work with us in the community or society where we live. An ideal neighbour is always there for us whenever we need any kind of help, and if there is an emergency at home, good neighbours will be there for us in any way possible.
Other IELTS Cue Card Topics:
Describe A Positive Change In Your Life
Describe A Time When You Observed The Stars
Neha Sharma is an IELTS faculty with a decade of experience in teaching IELTS. She holds a PhD in English from Stanford University, USA. Excelling in tailoring her teaching to individual student needs, she has helped over 50,000 students achieve their target scores. Actively involved in research, she ensures that her methods remain effective and innovative.
