Work, study, home and hometown are foundational Part 1 areas, but the language also transfers to Part 2 and Part 3. This centre links place, routine, education and career questions so you can prepare flexible personal facts rather than a fixed introduction.
21 carefully selected pages
11 current-topic links · collection reviewed 2026-08-13
21 pages shown. Previous-cycle pages remain useful for transferable practice and are labelled in their own source notes.
- Part 1Home & AccommodationEssential evergreen guide · 8 questions
- Part 1Building4 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Tidiness4 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Housework and cooking7 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Teacher4 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Teachers6 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Typing4 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Science6 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Reading4 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Walking5 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Crowded place5 Part 1 questions
- Part 1Public gardens and parks8 Part 1 questions
- Part 2 & 3Describe a home that you like to visit but do not want to live inPart 2 cue card + 6 Part 3 questions
- Part 2 & 3Describe a tall building you like or dislikePart 2 cue card + 6 Part 3 questions
- Part 2 & 3Describe your favorite city that you have visitedPart 2 cue card + 4 Part 3 questions
- Part 2 & 3Describe your perfect jobPart 2 cue card + 6 Part 3 questions
- Part 2 & 3Describe a person you know who has a successful businessPart 2 cue card + 6 Part 3 questions
- Part 2 & 3Describe a long-term goal/ambition you would like to achievePart 2 cue card + 6 Part 3 questions
- GuidePart 1 complete guideBuild natural familiar-topic answers.
- GuideBand 6 vs Band 7 grammarControl present, past change and future intentions.
- RecordingRecord familiar questionsCheck that prepared facts remain flexible.
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- Choose one question
Answer before reading the model. - Record in the browser
Listen back and retry once. - Review one criterion
Name evidence, not only a score. - Choose the next guide
Repair one repeated problem.
