Recent IELTS speaking topic: Describe a volunteering experience you have had.
You should say:
What it was?
Where it was?
Why you volunteered?
How you felt about it?
Sample answer of Describe a volunteering experience you have had:
-To be honest, I don't like it when
someone COMPELS me to do something.
-I find it difficult to give my
100% in such situations whereas when I volunteer at any place, it always leads
to PRODUCTIVE results and make me happy.
-It reminds me of a time when I
VOLUNTEERED at my friend Rohan's home. I VIVIDLY remember the brother of Rohan
was GETTING HITCHED.
-Being my BOSOM friend, he invited
me to join the function. When I went to his home, I saw that two of Rohan's
cousins were having a QUARREL.
-Actually, they made a MOUNTAIN OUT
OF A MOLEHILL and returned to their respective homes. Even though Rohan tried
to RESOLVE their issue, it was like his words were FALLING ON DEAF EARS.
-The situation was OUT OF CONTROL.
Instead of reducing the burden, those cousins left Rohan alone when he really
needed them.
-As I could not see my friend all
alone, I offered to volunteer at the wedding. I took the duty of welcoming all
the guests.
-My friend's father always liked my
AMIABLE nature. He was even happier when I called my brother to help. My
brother picked the guests from the railway station as well as the airport.
-Apart from this, I also checked
twice whether the catering service was satisfying the arrivals. Fortunately,
everyone was happy with the cuisines provided.
-It became really HECTIC because
there were so many people and I was doing this for the first time.
-However, I was happy that my
little ASSISTANCE helped Rohan's family to enjoy the wedding. I did not know
volunteering experience could give me so much satisfaction.
Vocab and idioms used in IELTS speaking exam cue card:-
Fall on deaf ears = no one listens to it
Making mountain out of a molehill = Overreact
Get hitched = Get married
Productive = efficient
Assistance = Help
Quarrel = an angry argument
Amiable = Friendly
Compels = forces
Vividly = Clearly
Hectic = busy
Bosom friend = a very close friend
Amiable = friendly
Resolve = settle
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