IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Home - Accommodation as an employee

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IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Home – Accommodation as an employee

 

Q: Where do you live?
A: I live in an apartment in the city.

Q: How long have you been living there?
A: I’ve been living in the apartment for three years.

Q: Do you like living there?
A: I like living in the apartment, but it can be noisy at times due to the constant traffic outside.

Q: What do you like most about your home or accommodation?
A: I like that my apartment is conveniently close to my workplace, and there are numerous restaurants and shops nearby.

Q: How would you describe your home or accommodation?
A: The apartment is spacious and has a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom.

Q: What improvements would you make to your home or accommodation?
A: I would like to have more soundproofing in the apartment to block out the noise from the street.

Q: Do you prefer living alone or with roommates?
A: I prefer living alone because I value my privacy and independence.

Q: What do you think is important in a home/accommodation?
A: I think it’s important for an accommodation to be safe, secure, and have easy access to public transportation.

Q: Do you think renting or owning a home is better?
A: As an employee, I think it’s better to own a home because it’s a good investment, and I have the financial stability to make a long-term commitment.

Q: How do you usually spend your weekends at home?
A: I like to unwind at home on weekends by cooking, watching TV, or reading. Occasionally, I invite friends over or go out for a meal.

Q: Would you consider moving to a different place? Why or why not?
A: I’m considering moving to a quieter neighbourhood because the noise in my current apartment can sometimes be overwhelming.

Q: How do you usually decorate your home or accommodation?
A: I like to decorate my apartment with modern furniture, some indoor plants, and artwork that adds a personal touch to the space.

Q: Do you think it’s important to personalise your living space?
A: Absolutely; personalising my living space helps me create a comfortable environment where I can relax and feel at ease after a long day at work.

Q: How do you keep your home or accommodation organised?
A: I keep my apartment organised by maintaining a cleaning schedule, using storage solutions like shelves and drawers, and regularly decluttering.

Q: What kind of neighbourhood do you live in?
A: I live in a bustling urban neighbourhood with a mix of residential buildings, shops, and restaurants. It’s lively and convenient but can be noisy at times.

Q: Do you plan to move to a different place in the future?
A: I’m considering moving to a quieter neighbourhood or perhaps even buying a house in the suburbs in the future when I’m ready to settle down.

Top 10 Topic Vocabulary for  “Home – Accommodation as an employee

Vocabulary

Type

Meaning

Synonyms

Antonyms

Word Family

Example Sentence

Urban

Adjective

Related to a city or a densely populated area

City-based, Metropolitan

Rural, Suburban

Urbanise (v), Urbanisation (n)

I live in an urban neighbourhood with shops and public transport.

Commute

Verb/Noun

To travel regularly between home and work

Travel, Journey

Stay (contextual)

Commuter (n), Commuting (adj)

My short commute is one of the main reasons I enjoy living here.

Amenities

Noun

Useful features or facilities in a place

Facilities, Conveniences

N/A

Amenity (n, rarely used)

The building features modern amenities, including a gym and a rooftop garden.

Property

Noun

A piece of real estate, including land or buildings

Real estate, Building

N/A

Properties (n), Proprietor (n)

I recently bought a property closer to my office.

Lease

Noun/Verb

A legal agreement to rent a property for a specific time

Rental agreement

Ownership

Leased (adj), Leasing (n)

I have just renewed my apartment lease for another year.

Maintenance

Noun

The process of keeping something in good condition

Upkeep, Repair

Neglect, Damage

Maintain (v), Maintained (adj)

I appreciate the prompt maintenance service in my apartment building.

Renovation

Noun

The act of improving or updating a building

Refurbishment, Upgrade

Deterioration

Renovate (v), Renovated (adj)

The apartment underwent renovation last year and looks brand new.

Furnished

Adjective

Equipped with furniture and appliances

Outfitted, Equipped

Unfurnished

Furnishing (n), furniture (n)

I chose a fully furnished apartment to save time and money.

Accessibility

Noun

The ease of reaching or entering a place

Convenience, Entry

Inaccessibility

Accessible (adj), Access (v/n)

Accessibility to public transport is a key factor in choosing a home.

Neighbourhood

Noun

A district or area where people live

Community, Locality

Wilderness (contextual)

Neighbours (n), Neighbourly (adj)

I enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of my neighbourhood, especially on weekends.

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