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IELTS Speaking Part 2: describe a website you often use (sample answer)

A full IELTS Part 2 sample answer for 'Describe a website you often visit', with notes, technology vocabulary and Part 3 follow-up questions.

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Illustrated study guide: IELTS Speaking Part 2: describe a website you often use (sample answer)

The short answer

Choose a website you genuinely use so you can give real details—what it is, how you found it, and why it matters to you.

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The cue card

Describe a website you often visit. You should say: what it is, how you found it, what you use it for, and explain why you like it.

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Sample answer (extract)

Notice the specific details and personal reasons.

Band 7-style extract

The website I use most is a recipe site called BBC Good Food. I came across it a couple of years ago when I was searching for an easy curry recipe, and since then I've used it almost every week. What I like is that every recipe has user reviews, so I can see which ones actually work before I waste ingredients.

Likely Part 3 follow-ups

Prepare broader ideas about the internet.

  • Do people trust online information too much?
  • How has the internet changed the way people learn?
  • Should children's internet use be limited?
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Useful vocabulary

user-friendly, browse, bookmark, reliable source, come across, up-to-date.

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