7+ IELTS vocabulary for talking about your culture/hometown/home country

The video tutorial focuses on preparing for speaking exams by discussing cultural topics. It provides phrases to describe cultural habits and emphasizes using natural vocabulary to improve fluency. The tutorial also highlights the importance of interesting vocabulary and offers practice tips to impress examiners.

What type of questions are commonly asked in part one of the speaking exam?

• Questions about your favorite books

• Questions about your future plans

• Questions about your culture and hometown

• Questions about your favorite movies

Which phrase is suggested as a basic way to describe cultural habits?

• In my view, people generally...

• In my opinion, we should...

• In my culture, we like to...

• In my experience, it is common to...

What is the benefit of using natural vocabulary in the speaking exam?

• It reduces the need for preparation

• It increases your fluency and grammar scores

• It makes your speech more formal

• It helps you speak faster

What does the word 'ubiquitous' mean?

• Rare and unique

• Expensive and luxurious

• Common and widespread

• Difficult to find

Which word is suggested as an interesting alternative to 'people'?

• Citizens

• Individuals

• Folks

• Humans

Why is it important to practice describing your culture in English?

• Because it is a common topic in exams

• Because it helps you learn new languages

• Because it is a rare topic in exams

• Because it is not useful in real life

What is a suggested phrase to describe a common activity in your hometown?

• It's not unusual for folks in my hometown to...

• It's common for individuals in my hometown to...

• It's unusual for citizens in my hometown to...

• It's rare for people in my hometown to...