Monday, 2 July 2018

IELTS Speaking Part 2: Describe an interesting historical place.



Hi Friends, Hope you are doing find in this post we are going to cover a cure card about an interesting historical place.


Describe an interesting historical place.

You should say:
What it is.
Where it is located
What you can see there now

And explain why this place is interesting


Model Answer:-

Visiting to historical places offer you many intriguing facts and features that may surprise the visitors. There are many famous and interesting places all around that world which attract people from every corner of the globe.

I have been to many ancient monuments, landmarks and abandoned places which have their own stories to tell. Their background history is very significant to know the reasons of construction and destruction.

There is a place about 40 kilometers away from my home town which is very interesting historical place. It is called a town of religion where the war of Mahabharata took place. There are numbers of historical monuments, temples and landmarks of the past witnessing the enriched past of India.
This place is located in northern part of India. This place offers museum, Holy pond, temples and many tombs of famous people of past.

We visit there almost every year and feel the touch of past. When we peep in the ancient time of India, get to know the great people who sacrificed their life to stand with good and destroy the evil. The Government of India pays special attention to such places so people can learn about the history.
There are many Governments aided places accommodate there. On the occasion of Solar Eclipse people from all around the work come to bath and worship there. It is believed that Solar Eclipse and bathing in the holy pond deliver people from the sins. This fascinates people and they don’t miss such opportunity.

I have noticed several times that people do feel contacted to this place and come there again and again. Most of my friends make plan and go there to learn interesting facts from the priests appointed in the temples. I must say that this place has been very interesting.






Saturday, 30 June 2018

IELTS Speaking Part 2: Describe an interest or hobby that you enjoy


In this post we are going to explain a Cue Card from Book 3. this cue card is about interest or hobby. we come across many topics to describe for one or two minutes. You are in this post going to get ideas and structure to follow for achieving good band score.


Speaking Part 2: Describe an interest or hobby that you enjoy.

You should say:

How you became interested in it. 
how long you have been doing it.
why you enjoy it.

and explain what benefits you get from this interest or hobby. 


Model Answer

There is no denying the fact that hobbies or interests are very important to have in life. Almost everyone under the sun does have any hobby or interest to recharge or spend time with. 

I am keen on doing lot of things like swimming, playing cricket , browsing internet and talking to people so on. every activity offers its own advantages and disadvantages.

Reading books is one the hobbies that i really love. I have read books on various subjects like Self-Help, Economics, Leadership and Stock Market.

When i was learning English. There was a teacher who used to teach us Communicative English. He inspired to read me to read books to expend my mental horizon .

Since then i started reading books. it was very difficult earlier later i was able to spend good amount of time reading books and magazines.

it's been about 7 years i have been reading books. whenever i visit the Capital of my country i do buy books because there i get books on reasonable price.

I have a group of friends who are avid readers they share their learning with me i do the same to them.

Reading has immensely benefited me. it improved my linguistic skills and helped to me see the world differently. Now i can talk on various topics. it is often said that reading one of the best thing to peep in the mind of writer who has very rich experience of this subject.

I want to continue read more books to grasp more information to make myself as ease with complexity of life.




Wednesday, 27 June 2018

IELTS Speaking Part 2: Describe a Subject Taught in Your School

In this post we are going to cover a cue card related to a subject that was/is taught in your school. You will find ideas, vocabulary, structure to help you prepare well to be at east and feel confident when you face speaking examination.



Describe a subject taught in your school.

You should say:-
what the subject was and who taught it.
how the teacher taught it
what you learnt from the class

and explain how this subject helped you. 



Model Answer:-


Education is life long task, we learn as long as we live. Here in India there are many useful subjects taught. I have been through math, science, languages, drawing and so on.

I took full interest and devoted my time and energy to inculcate the subjects taught to me.  Math was something that i could never be at ease. i tried a lot but failed very often.

I would here like to talk about a subject that was very interesting and useful. It was Sanskrit known as the language of deities. It was the language which was very popular among out ancestors. this language is blend of science and spirituality.

Mr. Rakesh Kumar was our teacher. he was a nice and hardworking teacher. he was the master of this language and well aware of everything about it.


Teaching style of the teacher was amazing. we really enjoyed and learnt a lot. the teacher did one great thing with us that he made us aware of the importance and beauty of this language.

 I learnt the historical and future significance of this language.. i learnt many linguistic features and terminology of the subject. there are special schools, colleges and universities working to help students working on the language.

After spending one year , I could read text, speak and understand it easily.   




Monday, 25 June 2018

Armenia: Start your Business, Get Temporary Residence and Other Facilities

Hi Friends, Hope you are doing fine and rising above in your life. in this post we are going to discuss about Armenia. A country where you can start your business and do any kind of work legally. Armenia is a gateway to move to Schengen Countries and start your dream life there.

it is the country where people are welcoming and open to new people. Visa application process is very easy. for Indians, They can get their Visa same days for 21 to 121 days stay.

After getting residence permit you can exit and visit it without visa. it is immigration friendly country and famous destination among Asians.

Documents that you require:-

Invitation letter
E-Visa application
Visa Extention
Temporary Residence
Address Residence




People from India are moving to Armenia to start business. There are some sectors where you can invest and get good returns.

if you want to start the process, Comment you contact number below.




Tuesday, 15 May 2018

IELTS Speaking : Cue Card :Talk about an older person that you know.



Hello IELTS Aspirants,

Hope you are doing fine and prepare hard for your examination.

In this post we are covering a cue card.

Talk about an older person that you know.

You should say:-

How you know them/him
What you like about the person
And explain why this person is important to you.

Model Answer:-

Older people are of high importance in every section of society because they are rich in experience of life and knowledge of specific field.  There are some elderly people in my locality who are respected and admired for their intuition and intelligence.

Here I would like to talk about an older person who has been a guide and support to me for a decade. He is Mr. Raj Kumar about 70 years old.

I first met with him when I was in 12th standard. Since then I started visiting hi often.

He is a retired professor of economics. He served almost 40 years in various schools and colleges of my area.

He is very wise and down to earth person. He has been always there to guide and help young people to shine in life and achieve great things.

We have been in constant touch for a decade, when I was having difficult time academically he helped with my studies.

His teaching style is very unique and easy to understand. He makes other feel at home I never had to feel uncomfortable with him that I really like about the person.

He is very strict about education and he always preaches to work hard and keep patience. He tries to inspire us to be more practical in life.

Whenever I am in confusion about anything I approach his man and share everything. He listens everything carefully and guides me.

I trust this man so much and he makes me feel confident about life. He is very important person of our society. One thing that really amazes me about him his enthusiasm to live fully and openly. He is retired but he still works for the betterment of people around me. I pray to God that May his man live long to help me like people.














Monday, 14 May 2018

IELTS Speaking : Cue Card : Talk about your favorite book.




In this post we are going to cover a cue card. You can find the explanation and vocabulary.

IELTS Speaking : Cue Card : Talk about your favorite book.



Talk about your favorite book.

You should say:-

What its title is
What it’s about
When you read it
and say why it is your favourite book.

Model Answer:-

Reading is one of my favorite hobbies. I devote my most of free time reading books, magazines and newspapers.

I have so far read books on self help, inspiration, and finance and personality development.

There are many great authors committed to change the world through their writings.
If I talk about my favorite book it is the leader who had no title. This book is authored by Robin Sharma much sought after public speaker, leadership consultant and prolific writer.

I read it two years ago when I was planning to start a business in education sector
This book is about leadership skills, it says if one has to become a true leader, he must lead without any position.

The book indicates there are people holding huge titles and doing nothing. Some of them work just because they have titles.

True leaders don’t need any title they work for a cause. They don’t work for attracting the attention of people around them.

The author says every person is a leader he must work diligently and painstakingly
They work to inspire their co-workers to work at their best and boost positive atmosphere within the organization and society.

They don’t work to win accolades but to trust of people. They have a clear vision which can be translated into reality.  

The book taught me not to work for show off; I must be working to bring a change which can uplift others. I become more positive and work selflessly.

There are some examples of people who work without any title. They have transformed lives of many people.

I now work without considering any accolades of my work. This book has been my favorite since very first read. Whenever I have to clear any concept of leadership I do read it.

Hope that the content is useful to your preparation.

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Sunday, 13 May 2018

IELTS Speaking:Cue Card: Describe a friend you have known for the longest time.



Hello IELTS Aspirants,
Hope you are doing great
In this post we are going to cover a Cue card which is very important and often asked in IELTS examinations.

Describe a friend you have known for the longest time.

You should say:-

When you first met
What you like about your friend
How often you see your friend
And say why this person is still your friend

Model Answer:-

It is true that friends are integral part of our life. We often make friends in school, collage and at workplace. I have made friends from all hues and I often make time to see them. Here I would like to talk about a friend who is still my best buddy. When I was in middle school that time I met with Rajesh Sharma. Earlier in the school I had no close friends there. Rajesh joined the class in the middle of academic session.

After couple of weeks of his enrollment in our class we started getting to know each other. We would often meet after the school and happen to be good and later best friends. There was a time when teachers would tell students of our friendship and academic performance.

Rajesh has been a down to earth and intelligent person, when we were studying in middle school, I was afraid of match, he helped me to clear some important concepts of math which were crucial to pass the board examination.

His speaking style was something that teachers and students admired a lot. Whenever I had any problem with any subjects I would approach him. He would explain in each and understandable manner.

There was a span of time we did not see each other. Fortunately we again started meeting and helping each other. We once started a small business and it grew more than our expectation.  Later we sold it. We have been together for many years.  I must say that this guy is a gem. We try every possible thing to maintain our friendship. We have been through hard time. I must say that he has been a great support in my life.

















Friday, 11 May 2018

General English : One Word Substitution Part-1



In this post we are going to learn one word substitutions which are very important to know. These substitutions appear in newspapers, magazines and other English language resource.

One Word Substitution Part-1

1.     One who is not able to pay his/her debt- Insolvent
2.     The study of the functions of the body- physiology
3.     The science of telling events by stars- astrology
4.     Governments run by officials in a state- bureaucracy
5.     An office without any work but high pay- sinecure
6.     A medicine to counteract the effect of a poison- antidote
7.     The person who admires the art-dilettante
8.     A man who has the qualities of women- effeminate
9.     That which cannot be moved- immobile
10.                        The study of insects-entomology
11.                        Word for word- verbatim
12.                        Wish to do good to others- benevolence
13.                        Whose meaning is difficult to understand- abstruse
14.                        Way out for water or stream- outlet
15.                        Want of sleep- insomnia
16.                        Usual behavior of a group- custom
17.                        Use of mild words in place of words required by truth- euphemism
18.                        Troops which are trained to be dropped by parachute-paratroops
19.                        Touch lovingly- fondle
20.                        A traditional story related to deities- myth
21.                        That which is like pig- porcine
22.                        Thing to be corrected by in a printed book-corrigendum
23.                        Things taken by robbers- booty
24.                        That which is lion like- leonine
25.                        That which is fox like- vulpine
26.                        That which is dog like- canine
27.                        That which exists separately from other people- independent
28.                        That which cannot be perceived by touch- intangible
29.                        That which cannot be counted- incalculable
30.                        That which can be rooted out- eradicable
31.                        Study of the development of plants and animals earlier forms- genealogy.
32.                        Study of oceans and their phenomena- oceanography
33.                        Study of law- homology
34.                         Study of fossils-paleontology
35.                        Study of ancient things like tombs, buried towns-archaeology
36.                        Strong desire for food, wealth- greed
37.                        Strong dislike between two persons- antipathy
38.                        Stream flowing into another big river- tributary
39.                        Statement that is obviously true- platitude
40.                        That which can be easily believed- credible
41.                        What which cannot be put out or extinguished- inextinguishable
42.                        That which cannot be erased or removed- indelible
43.                         That which cannot be satisfied- insatiable
44.                        That which can be easily curved without breaking- flexible
45.                        That which cannot be corrupt- incorruptible
46.                        To escape from hard realities- escapism
47.                        The system which is observed to do progress or reform- reformism
48.                        Temple dedicated to all the gods- pantheon
49.                         Talk that brings bad reputation- scandal
50.                        The study of population- demography 


In next post we will cover 51-100 one word substitutions to help you improve your word power.
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