IELTS Speaking саволлари уч хил: Part 1 да ўзингиз ҳақингизда қисқа саволлар, Part 2 да карта бўйича 2 дақиқалик ҳикоя, Part 3 да Part 2 мавзусидаги умумий, абстракт муҳокама. Қуйида ҳар бир қисм учун машқ саволлари ва намуна жавоблар бор: 16 та Part 1 саволи, 2 та карта ва «кутиш ва сабр» мавзусидаги 8 та Part 3 саволи.
Барча саволлар машқ учун тузилган; улар расмий ёки «ушбу мавсумда тушган» саволлар эмас. Намуна жавобларни ёдламанг: экзаменатор ёдланган матнни тез сезади, мавзу эса бир оз ўзгарса, у ишламай қолади.
Уч қисм қисқача
ielts.org’даги расмий формат бўйича Speaking тести 11–14 дақиқа давом этади ва экзаменатор билан юзма-юз ўтади.
| Қисм | Давомийлиги | Савол тури | Жавоб узунлиги |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | 4–5 дақиқа | Уй, иш, ўқиш, қизиқишлар ҳақида таниш саволлар | 2–4 гап |
| Part 2 | 3–4 дақиқа | Карта, 1 дақиқа тайёргарлик | 1–2 дақиқа |
| Part 3 | 4–5 дақиқа | Part 2 мавзусидаги умумий масалалар | 4–6 гап |
Part 1: 16 та савол
Daily routine
- 1 What time do you usually get up on weekdays?
- 2 Is your routine different at the weekend?
- 3 What part of the day do you like most? Why?
- 4 Would you like to change anything about your daily routine?
Music
- 5 What kind of music do you listen to?
- 6 Did you learn to play a musical instrument as a child?
- 7 Do you prefer listening to music alone or with other people?
- 8 Is traditional music still popular among young people in your country?
Shopping
- 9 Do you enjoy shopping?
- 10 Do you prefer shopping online or in shops?
- 11 Where do people in your city usually buy food?
- 12 Have your shopping habits changed in recent years?
Neighbours
- 13 Do you know your neighbours well?
- 14 How often do you see them?
- 15 What makes someone a good neighbour?
- 16 Are neighbours as important today as they were in the past?
Олтита намуна жавоб
2. Is your routine different at the weekend?
Completely different, actually. On weekdays I’m up at half six because I have to catch the metro to work, but on Saturdays I let myself sleep until nine and then have a long breakfast with my family.
Жавоб «ҳа/йўқ» дан кейин иккита аниқ фарқ беради: вақт ва фаолият.
6. Did you learn to play a musical instrument as a child?
I did, sort of. My parents sent me to dutar lessons when I was about ten, but I gave up after a year because I hated practising scales. I kind of regret it now.
gave up, I kind of regret it — Part 1 учун табиий, оғзаки ибора.
8. Is traditional music still popular among young people in your country?
I’d say it depends on the occasion. Most young people I know listen to pop or rap day to day, but at weddings everyone dances to traditional songs, so it hasn’t really disappeared.
It depends дан кейин нимага боғлиқлигини дарҳол айтинг, акс ҳолда жавоб бўш қолади.
11. Where do people in your city usually buy food?
In Tashkent it’s a mix. Older people still prefer bazaars like Chorsu, because the fruit and meat are fresher and you can bargain. Younger families often go to supermarkets or order groceries through an app, mainly to save time.
Икки гуруҳ одам, ҳар бирига сабаб — бу Part 1 учун етарли узунлик.
13. Do you know your neighbours well?
Pretty well, yes. We live in a mahalla, so people see each other at weddings and funerals, and my mum knows almost everyone on our street. I’m less close to them, but I always say hello.
16. Are neighbours as important today as they were in the past?
Probably less important in big cities. People who live in apartment blocks can go years without knowing who lives next door. But in an emergency, a neighbour is still the first person you call, so I don’t think they’ll ever stop mattering.
Part 1 да ҳам фикрни чеклаш (But in an emergency…) жавобни тўлиқроқ қилади.
Part 2: иккита карта
Карта A. Describe a time when you had to wait for something. You should say: what you waited for, how long you waited, what you did while you were waiting, and explain how you felt about waiting.
I’d like to talk about the time I waited for a train from Tashkent to Samarkand last spring. My cousin was getting married, and I’d booked a ticket on the fast train so I’d arrive in time for the evening party. When I got to the station, the board said the train was delayed, and in the end we waited almost three hours.
At first I just sat in the waiting hall and kept checking my phone, which made the time go even slower. Then I started talking to an older man next to me who was travelling to the same wedding, as it turned out. He was a friend of my uncle’s, and he told me stories about my family that I’d never heard, including how my grandparents met.
As for how I felt, I was really annoyed at the beginning, because I thought I’d miss half of the celebration. But looking back, those three hours were one of the best parts of the trip. It taught me that waiting is only a waste of time if you spend it staring at a screen. Now, when I’m stuck in a queue, I try to put my phone away and actually notice the people around me.
Жавоб тузилмаси ва бир дақиқалик ёзув ҳақида батафсил IELTS Part 2 cue card ўзбекча саҳифасида.
Карта B (ўзингиз жавоб беринг). Describe a place in your city where people often have to wait. You should say: where it is, why people go there, how long they usually wait, and explain what could be done to reduce the waiting time.
Ғоялар: давлат хизматлари маркази, поликлиника, банк, ҳафта охиридаги метро бекати. Калит сўзлар: take a ticket, the queue moves slowly, book an appointment online, peak hours.
Part 3: 8 та савол
- 17 Why are some people more patient than others?
- 18 Do you think people today are less patient than in the past?
- 19 How has technology changed the way people wait for services?
- 20 What can businesses do to make waiting less stressful for customers?
- 21 Should public services, like clinics, be available 24 hours a day?
- 22 Is it better to teach children to be patient or to give them what they want quickly?
- 23 Why do people queue for hours to buy new products, like phones?
- 24 Will people have to wait less in the future?
Учта намуна жавоб
18. Do you think people today are less patient than in the past?
In some ways, yes. We’ve got used to things happening instantly: a taxi arrives in five minutes and a message is answered in seconds, so a ten-minute delay feels unbearable. That said, I’m not sure people are less patient by nature. My grandparents waited years for a phone line, but they had no choice. If they’d had apps, they’d probably be just as impatient as we are.
19. How has technology changed the way people wait for services?
It’s moved a lot of the waiting online. Ten years ago you had to queue at an office just to get a certificate, whereas now many documents can be requested through a government portal from home. The downside is that people who aren’t comfortable with smartphones, especially older people, can end up waiting even longer, because they depend on someone else to help them.
22. Is it better to teach children to be patient or to give them what they want quickly?
I’d definitely say teach them patience, although not in a strict way. If a child always gets things immediately, they may struggle later, for example at school, where results take months of work. Small things help, like saving pocket money for a toy instead of getting it the same day. It shows them that waiting can actually make something feel more valuable.
Part 3 жавобининг тузилмаси: жавоб → сабаб → мисол → чеклов ёки қарама-қарши фикр. Бу ҳақда кўпроқ Part 3 opinion structure саҳифасида.
Машқ: Part 3 саволининг турини аниқланг
Ҳар хил савол тури ҳар хил бошланишни талаб қилади. 17–24 саволларни қуйидаги турларга ажратинг:
- A — сабаб (Why…?)
- B — ўтмиш ва ҳозирни таққослаш
- C — ечим ёки таклиф
- D — келажак ҳақида тахмин
- E — фикр: ҳа/йўқ ёки икки вариантдан бирини танлаш
Ҳар бир тур учун биринчи гап қолипи: A — I think there are a couple of reasons…; B — Compared to twenty years ago…; C — One practical thing they could do is…; D — It’s hard to predict, but I imagine…; E — On balance, I’d say…
Жавоблар: 17 — A; 18 — B; 19 — B (технология келишидан олдин ва кейин); 20 — C; 21 — E; 22 — E; 23 — A; 24 — D.
Ўзбек ўрганувчилари кўп қиладиган хатолар
- listen music → listen to music. Ўзбекча «мусиқа тингламоқ» да предлог йўқ.
- make shopping → go shopping ёки do the shopping. Русча «делать покупки» калькаси.
- I am agree → I agree. Agree — феъл, олдида am керак эмас.
- In my country Uzbekistan ҳар жавобда. Экзаменатор қаердан эканингизни билади; here in Tashkent ёки in my city табиийроқ.
- Part 1 га 1 дақиқалик ёдланган жавоб. Part 1 да 15–25 сония етарли; узун монолог Part 3 учун керак.
- Part 3 да шахсий ҳикоя. Why are some people more patient? саволига My brother is very patient… деб бошлаш. Аввал умумий сабаб, кейин шахсий мисол.
Бошқа мавзудаги саволлар банки учун лотин ёзувидаги IELTS Speaking саволлари ва тайёргарлик режаси мақоласини кўринг.
Бу саволлар билан қандай машқ қилиш керак
Ҳар куни битта мавзу олинг. Part 1 даги тўртта саволга ёзиб олиш билан жавоб беринг, тингланг ва энг заиф жавобни бир марта қайта айтинг. Ҳафтада бир марта эса уч қисмни кетма-кет, 14 дақиқа ичида таймер билан ўтказинг: Part 1 дан 4 савол, битта карта ва 3–4 та Part 3 саволи.
BandMate иловасининг IELTS Speaking бўлимида таймерли машқ ва mock тест бор, Bandi билан овозли суҳбатда эса шу каби мавзуларда кетма-кет саволларга жавоб бериб кўрасиз. Илова талаффуз ва жавоб бўйича фикр беради. Бу AI фикри расмий band эмас ва натижани кафолатламайди, лекин ҳар куни экзаменаторсиз овоз чиқариб гапириш имконини беради.
