IELTS Speaking Part 1 – Money

Q1: Do you have a good memory?
A: I think my memory is fairly good for important things. However, I sometimes forget small daily tasks if I don’t write them down.

Q2: What kind of things are easy for you to remember?
A: I can easily remember names, places, and emotional experiences. Visual details also tend to stay in my mind longer.

Q3: What kind of things are difficult for you to remember?
A: I often forget numbers like phone digits or passwords. If something doesn’t seem meaningful, I struggle to retain it.

Q4: Have you ever forgotten something important?
A: Yes, once I forgot my friend’s birthday, and I felt terrible. Since then, I’ve started using calendar reminders.

Q5: What do you usually do to remember things better?
A: I use memory techniques like repetition and association. I also make to-do lists and use apps to stay organised.

Q6: Do you use any apps or tools to help your memory?
A: Yes, I use a digital planner and set alarms on my phone. They’re very helpful for keeping track of daily tasks and deadlines.

Q7: Is memory important in your studies or work?
A: Definitely. As a student, I need to memorise a lot of concepts and formulas. A strong memory helps me perform well in exams.

Q8: Do you think people rely too much on technology to remember things?
A: Yes, many people don’t bother to memorise phone numbers or directions anymore because their phones do it for them.

Q9: Do you remember your childhood well?
A: Yes, I have vivid memories of my early school days and family vacations. They still bring a smile to my face.

Q10: What’s your earliest memory?
A: My earliest memory is from when I was about four, playing in the garden with my sister. It’s a very happy moment.

Q11: Do you find it easy to remember people’s names?
A: Not always. If I hear the name multiple times or link it to something familiar, it’s easier to remember.

Q12: How do you memorise new vocabulary when learning a language?
A: I write new words in a notebook, repeat them aloud, and try to use them in sentences. Flashcards also help a lot.

Q13: Have you ever forgotten where you put something important?
A: Yes, just last week I forgot where I left my keys and searched for 20 minutes. It turns out they were in my bag all along.

Q14: Do you think age affects memory?
A: Yes, as people get older, their memory tends to decline. But regular mental exercise can help keep it sharp.

Q15: Would you like to have a better memory?
A: Of course! A better memory would make studying easier and help me stay more organised in daily life.

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