IELTS Speaking Part 3 : Follow up Questions

Here some examples of follow up questions that you may asked during your speaking part 3 by examiner related to cue card “describe something that you did with someone/ a group of people”.

1. How do you get along with your neighbors?
Since I’ve known my neighbours for more than ten years, we get along really well.We now spend a lot of time at each other’s homes, so it almost feels like they are a part of our family.We help one another both in good and terrible times. I believe that our neighbours occasionally have a greater impact on our lives than our family members.

2. How do neighbors help each other?
Neighbors can assist one another in a variety of ways, including by lending each other tools or household items, keeping an eye on each other’s homes while the other is away, helping with household chores or repairs, offering to look after pets or kids, and exchanging gardening or cooking advice.They might also watch out for one another’s security.

3. Do you think neighbors help each other more often in the countryside than in the city?
In contrast to metropolitan regions, neighbours may support one another more frequently in rural or suburban communities.Because neighbours are more likely to know one another personally and feel more a part of the community in rural or suburban regions, they are more inclined to offer assistance when needed.People may also have more chances to interact with one another in rural and suburban regions, for example, while working on joint projects or taking part in neighbourhood activities.

4. How do children learn to cooperate?
Through a combination of socialisation, role-modeling, and direct instruction, children can learn to collaborate.Playing with other kids, for instance, can teach them collaboration as they practise sharing toys, taking turns, and cooperating to accomplish a common objective.

5. Do parents think parents should teach children to cooperate with others? How?
Yes, parents play an important role in teaching their children how to cooperate with others. Cooperation is an important life skill required in many settings, including family, school, work and community. Children learn by example, and when parents show cooperation and cooperation in relationships and everyday activities, they learn to do the same. Parents can also provide opportunities for children to practice collaboration by setting up games and activities that require teamwork. Parents can also teach their children the importance of listening to, compromising and alternating with the ideas and opinions of others.

6. Do you think it’s important for children to learn about cooperation?
Of course, teaching cooperation to kids is important.It is a crucial social skill necessary for achievement in many spheres of life.Children who are taught to work well with others are more likely to form a good friendship and succeed in school.