Pratique du Shadowing: IELTS Speaking Mock Test Band 9.0 | Unusual building you'd like to visit | 2025 cue cards - Apprendre l'anglais à l'oral avec la vidéo
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Part 1.
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Art.
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Do you like modern art or traditional art?
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Well, I would say I prefer traditional art over modern art.
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I'm drawn to classical paintings and sculptures because I find them easier to understand and appreciate.
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Traditional art often tells clear stories or depicts beautiful scenes that I can connect with emotionally.
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Modern art sometimes feels too abstract for my taste, though I do respect the creativity behind it. Do you like art?
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Yes, I do enjoy art quite a bit.
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I find it fascinating how artists can express emotions and ideas through colors, shapes, and forms.
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Art has a way of making me think about things from different perspectives.
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I particularly enjoy visiting museums when I travel because each culture has its own unique artistic style and history.
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Have you ever visited an art gallery?
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Yes, I've been to several art galleries over the years.
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The most memorable visit was to the local art museum in my city, where they had an exhibition of Impressionist paintings.
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I was amazed by how the brush strokes created such vivid scenes.
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I also visited a contemporary gallery last year with some friends, which exposed me to different artistic styles I hadn't seen before.
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Do you think it would be interesting for you to be an artist?
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To be honest, while I appreciate art greatly, I don't think being a professional artist would suit me personally.
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I lack the natural drawing or painting skills that artists need, and I'm not particularly creative in that visual sense.
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However, I think it would be interesting to try art as a hobby.
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Perhaps taking a painting class to express myself in a different way and learn to see the world through an artist's eyes.
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part 2 unusual building you'd like to visit describe an unusual building you'd like to visit You should say,
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what building it is, how you know about it, what the building looks like, why you want to visit it.
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I'd like to share with you one of the most fascinating buildings I've ever come across, the Ice Hotel in Sweden.
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You might have seen a few photos of it online or in travel magazines, but let me tell you, this place is on another level.
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It's not just a hotel, it's a frozen masterpiece that gets rebuilt every year.
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A couple of months ago, I stumbled upon a YouTube video titled Top 10 Weirdest Hotels You Can Actually Sleep In,
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and the ice hotel instantly grabbed my attention.
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The building is basically a massive igloo made from snow and clear ice taken from a nearby river.
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Every winter, artists and builders reconstruct it from scratch, designing ice sculptures, icy furniture, and frozen bedrooms.
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The walls, the bar, the beds, even the glasses, are all made of ice.
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It's like Elsa from Frozen built a luxury resort.
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The structure itself is essentially a giant igloo, built entirely from snow and crystal clear ice harvested from the nearby river.
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What's truly incredible is that every winter, a team of artists, architects,
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and ice sculptors comes together to design and rebuild the hotel from the ground up.
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They don't just create rooms, they craft ice sculptures, glittering chandeliers, and hand-carved frozen furniture that look like something out of a fairy tale.
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What draws me to the ice hotel isn't just the wild architecture or the novelty of it all, it's the idea of stepping into an entirely different world,
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one that only exists for a few months each year before it melts back into the river.
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I've never slept in sub-zero temperatures before, and I'm curious to know if I'd wake up feeling like a popsicle or just incredibly refreshed.
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furthermore the hotel looks like a piece of art each room
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has its own theme carved by different artists it's not just
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a hotel it's a living breathing snow museum also let's be
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honest i'd love to post a selfie there with a caption
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like chillin in sweden just to make my friends feel green
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with envy sure it might be a bit much for someone
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like me who needs three blankets just to survive a mild winter, but honestly, life is short,
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and I think freezing in style might be worth it.
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Part 3.
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Buildings.
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Why do people choose to build houses by themselves?
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Well, I suppose one of the main reasons people choose to
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build their own homes is to have complete creative control and customization.
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By building from the ground up, they can design every aspect of the house to perfectly fit their unique needs and tastes.
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This approach allows them to create exactly what they want rather than compromising on existing properties,
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choosing every detail from layout and room sizes to materials and finishes.
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For example, a family with a disabled member might build their own home to include comprehensive wheelchair accessibility features like wider doorways,
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ramps, and specially designed bathrooms that wouldn't typically be found in existing homes on the market.
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Do you think a city's buildings affect its vibe or atmosphere?
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Yes, I do.
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In my opinion, buildings significantly influence a city's atmosphere because architecture shapes how people experience and move through urban spaces.
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The scale, style, materials and design of buildings create psychological
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and emotional responses
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that give a city its unique character for example a city with lots of modern glass skyscrapers
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and a uniform design can feel very professional
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and futuristic on the other hand a city with a mix of old preserved brick buildings and unique
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colorful homes can feel more charming historic and lived in should old buildings be preserved
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without a doubt old buildings should generally be preserved when possible
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because they connect us to our cultural heritage and community identity offering knowledge
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and context that cannot be recreated many historic buildings also display a level of craftsmanship
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and use materials
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that would be too costly to reproduce today a good example
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is the coliseum in rome its preservation allows millions of people each year to experience ancient roman engineering
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and culture firsthand while also contributing significantly to the city's tourism economy something
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that would have been lost if it had been demolished for modern development
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what would people normally consider when they rent or buy a house or an apartment
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people normally prioritize location and access to basic services and transport
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when choosing housing
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because location affects daily quality of life more than any other factor location influences commute times access to schools
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and health care safety levels
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and future property values a good location can make up for other shortcomings
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while a bad location can ruin even the nicest home for
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example a young professional might prioritize an apartment near public transportation in their workplace even accepting a smaller space
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or higher rent because the time and cost savings from a short commute significantly improve their daily life and work-life balance
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À propos de cette leçon
Vous vous entraînez en anglais avec "IELTS Speaking Mock Test Band 9.0 | Unusual building you'd like to visit | 2025 cue cards" en utilisant la technique du Shadowing.
Qu'est-ce que la technique du Shadowing ?
Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondée sur la science, développée à l'origine pour la formation des interprètes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous écoutez de l'anglais natif et le répétez immédiatement à voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un décalage de 1 à 2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amélioration significative de la précision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la compréhension orale et de la fluidité.