Describe a place where you read and write, apart from your home 2020

Describe a place where you read and write, apart from your home

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Describe a place where you read and write, apart from your home

In this article, ieltsgame.com will add number 74 IELTS cue card sample on the series of IELTS cue card 2020 topics with band 9.0 model answers and part 3 follow up questions that will help you in your IELTS speaking test preparation.

This cue card is related to “Place description” topic and asking you to “Describe a place where you read and write, apart from your home. and asking some questions related to this topic.

This cue card is expected to appear in Makkar cue cards 2020 according to Makkar IELTS guesswork.

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Describe a place where you read and write, apart from your home
Describe a place where you read and write, apart from your home

Describe a place where you read and write, apart from your home.

You should say:

  • – What is it?
  • – Where is it?
  • – Why do you go there to read and write?

Band 9.0 Sample Answer Ideas.

• There are many places apart from my home where I read and write.

• One such place is my school, and another is a library.

• Here, I would like to talk about the library.

• The name of the library is Guru Nanak Library.

• It is run by an NGO.

• This NGO also runs a blood bank.

• The building is circular and has around 10,000 books.

• The annual membership is Rs 500/-

• I go there very often.

• This library is walking distance from my home.

• During exam days, I go there every day.

• I can concentrate much better there than at home.

• The atmosphere is very calm and peaceful.

• Cell phones are not allowed there.

• Many senior citizens of my hometown visit it regularly.

• They sit and read some papers or magazines over there.

• There are 5 computers with internet connection.

• I usually surf the net there when I have to prepare my assignments.

• The tables and chairs provided there are also very nice and comfortable.

• I love the ambience of the library.

• There is one librarian who is very helpful when I have to search for any book.

• Many of my friends also come there to study.

• So, this is the place apart from home where I read and write.

IELTS Speaking part 3 Follow Up Questions.

Here are some follow up questions you may be asked during part 3 IELTS Speaking exam by the IELTS examiner related to describe a place where you read and write, apart from your home IELTS Cue Card 2020.

1. At what age children start reading and writing?

Children start reading and writing when they go to pre school, that is at the age of 3-4.

But some parents start teaching their children to read and write even before that.

2. Is it the sole responsibility of school to take care of reading and writing?

Reading and writing are very important skills and should be the joint responsibility of school and parents.

Children, who develop reading and writing skills at a very young age, do much better at academics than children who do not learn these skills well.

3. Is home better or other places for reading and writing?

Home is of course a good place, but children develop the habit of reading and writing even more if they see other children around them do so.

Therefore schools and libraries are also very good places. 

My cousin is in the US, and she tells me that she takes her children to the local library, where her children love to sit with other children and read books.

4. Share some other places where one can read or write.

Well, children can read and write in schools, libraries, homes, parks and almost anywhere, once they develop the habit of reading and writing.

5. What is more important, reading or writing?

I think both skills are interrelated. Reading is slightly more important because it forms the basis of writing.

To be able to write well, one needs to first learn to read well.

6. Who needs to have good writing skills?

Everyone needs some writing skills. Writing is a form of communication. Children with good writing skills can express themselves better.

7. From what can people get more information – words or pictures?

Well, it depends. A picture can say what a 1000 words cannot, but a picture can be interpreted differently by different people.

Words are clear and straightforward in conveying messages.

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