DINNER WITH YOUR FAMILY OR FRIENDS

IELTS Speaking Part 2 – Instructions

• You will have 1 minute to think and make notes on the topic.

• The examiner will give you paper and a pencil for note-making.

• Then, you must speak continuously for 1–2 minutes on the topic.

• Usually, this is around 10–12 sentences spoken naturally..

Band 7 Answer

I remember having a dinner with my family last month at home. We ordered some delicious food and sat together in the dining room. The atmosphere was very friendly and enjoyable, and we talked about our day and shared funny stories. I really liked spending time with my family because it made me feel happy and relaxed. We also took photos and shared laughter, which made the dinner more memorable. It was a simple dinner, but it felt very warm and special. I realized that such moments are important for strengthening family bonds.

Band 8 Answer

A memorable dinner I had was with my family at home last month. We ordered a variety of tasty dishes, and everyone gathered around the table, creating a very warm and lively atmosphere. During the dinner, we shared interesting stories, jokes, and experiences from our day, which made the meal more enjoyable. I especially liked how everyone participated in conversations and laughed together, making the evening very memorable. We also took some photos to capture the moments and shared thoughts about future plans. This dinner made me feel connected, happy, and appreciated within my family. I believe such dinners are not only about eating but also about strengthening relationships and creating lasting memories. Overall, it was a pleasant, joyful, and meaningful experience.

Vocabulary Ideas

Band 7: delicious food, friendly and enjoyable, funny stories, happy and relaxed, took photos, warm and special, strengthening family bonds

Band 8: tasty dishes, warm and lively atmosphere, interesting stories, participated in conversations, photos to capture moments, connected, happy and appreciated, strengthening relationships, pleasant, joyful and meaningful experience