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Let's talk about how you organise your time

IELTS Speaking Part 1 — IELTS Practice Originals, Speaking Practice Test 11

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The examiner asks general questions about yourself and other familiar topics. Answer in one or two sentences — this part lasts 4–5 minutes.

Questions

  1. Let's talk about how you organise your time. Do you use a diary or a calendar?
  2. Are you usually early or late for appointments?
  3. What time of day are you most productive?
  4. Do you find it easy to relax when you are busy?
  5. Now let's talk about waiting. Do you mind waiting in queues?
  6. What do you do to pass the time while you are waiting?
  7. Where do people in your country usually have to wait the longest?
  8. Are you a patient person?

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