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IELTS Speaking Part 2: IELTS Cue Card
Describe a new planet where you would like to live
You should say
– Where it is
– How you know about it
– And why would you like to live there
- Well, currently in our galaxy, there is no other planet than earth where one can live.
- However, in coming centuries we might have some planets where life will be possible.
- Here I would like to talk about the 4th planet in our galaxy that is Mars.
- To be honest, in case I get an opportunity to live on any other planet that would be Mars because there are many similarities between Earth and Mars.
- Currently, many researches are going on to acquire more information about this planet.
- Every nation is allocating huge budgets in this race to find ways for life on it.
- As it is far away from the sun as compared to our planet, the temperature is in minus, which makes it uninhabitable.
- I have watched many documentaries and fiction movies about Mars.
- The way directors portray life on Mars is totally fascinating and reflects many things about the early years of life on earth.
- It is impossible to live on Mars in the foreseeable
- However, the thought of life on Mars always gives hope to mankind and widens our horizon.
- As the climate on earth is changing day by day, in future, many people would like to live on other planets.
- At the same time, still there are so many unsolved mysteries on earth, so life on Mars may unfold the fact behind those mysteries.
- In the starting, humans have to make many struggles to settle down on a new planet.
- However, I’m quite optimistic that in the future we would see life on Mars as well.
Vocabulary:
Acquire (Verb) – to learn something
Allocate (Verb): to give a particular amount of time, money, etc. to someone or something
Uninhabitable (Adjective): not suitable to live in
Portray (Verb): to represent or describe someone or something in a painting, film, book, or other artistic work
in the foreseeable future (Adjective): as far into the future as you can imagine or plan for
Widen the horizon (Idiom) – To have or seek out new experiences
Unfold (Verb): to tell a story or explain something
Settle down (Phrasal Verb): to start living in a place where you intend to stay for a long time
