Sample Answers for IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic: Computers

Band 8 Model Answers for IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic: Computer

Do you often use a computer?

Yes, I use a computer regularly. I have a laptop which I use for my work. I also use it to keep in touch with (seeing someone or communicating with someone regularly) my distant friends and family. I also use it to do research on various subjects and amplify (Increase the volume of something) my knowledge. Moreover, I often use it to entertain (to keep people interested or enjoying themselves) myself by watching movies and playing games.

How do you usually get online?

I have wi-fi installed in my home. So, everybody in my family uses it to access the internet. Whenever I travel, I rely on my internet dongle (a piece of equipment connected to a computer before a particular program can work) or smartphone for internet connection.

Do you prefer desktops or laptops?

I would prefer a laptop over desktops. They are easy to carry, easy to step up. As a student, I need to be able to carry my laptop everywhere I travel. On the other hand, desktops require you to sit in one place and are not portable (can be carried easily).

What do you use a computer for?

I use it to study and do my research for assignments, check my emails, check social media updates, and sometimes use it to watch movies and games. Apart from that, I also use it for online shopping.

Do you think it’s important to learn how to use a computer?

Yes, it is necessary. We are heading towards the digital era (a long period of time), and everything is going online. Moreover, there is a plethora (A large excessive amount of something) of information available online to enhance one’s expertise in any area. Some jobs such as paying bills, researching, shopping, etc., are done online.

Vocabulary for IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic: Computer

Amplify (verb) – Increase the volume of something.

Eg: This device amplifies the sound

Era (noun) – A long period of time.

Eg: PM Kennedy’s death marked the end of the era.

Plethora (noun) – A large excessive amount of something.

Eg: I have a plethora of clothes, so I will donate some.

Portable (adj) –  can be carried or moved easily

Eg: I am planning to buy a portable television.

Rely (verb) – depend on with full trust or confidence.

Eg: You can rely completely on other people.