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IELTS Speaking Part 2: IELTS Cue Card
Describe a time you moved to a new home/school
You should say:
– When you moved
– Where you moved
– Why you moved
– And how you felt about it
- Change is a part of our life and people often change their home, school, job etc. for their bright future.
- Here I would like to talk about a time when I changed my school.
- What happened exactly,2 years back after passing my matriculation exam, I changed my school and got admission into a public school named Secular Public School.
- I deliberately took this decision with the help of my parents.
- The primary reason behind changing the school is that in my old school there was only the Arts Stream but I had to take admission into the Non-medical Stream.
- Otherwise, my old school was excellent for education as well as for co-curricular activities.
- As we all know, getting admission to an esteemed college or university depends on 12th grade marks.
- So, I didn’t want to take a risk in terms of finding a new school.
- The new school is one of the prestigious schools in our area.
- Also, my cousin studied there and passed with flying colors.
- He recommended me this school as the staff in this school is very hard-working and experienced.
- Moreover, one of my best friends was also moving to the same school.
- To be honest, leaving my old school where I had studied for many years was not easy for me.
- I have so many nostalgic memories attached to it, which I can’t forget for my whole life.
- As this move was for my bright future, I took this decision logically rather than emotionally.
- I had to make new friends as many of my best friends were still in the old school.
- But as my classmates were very friendly so I created a strong bond with them.
- This change has proven really beneficial for me as I passed my secondary class with more than 70 % marks.
- Now, I’m quite hopeful that with these marks I’ll get into a reputed college.
Vocabulary:
Bright (Adjective): full of hope for success
Deliberately (Adverb): intentionally
Esteemed (Adjective): highly respected
Prestigious (Adjective): having high status
With flying colors (Idiom): very successfully
Nostalgic (Adjective): of feeling of pleasure and sometimes slight sadness at the same time as you think about things that happened in the past
Reputed (Adjective): famous and with a good reputation
