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Hey everyone, welcome back.
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Today we're looking at a part 2 cue card about a quiet place you like to go to.
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Let's take a look at the question.
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You should say where it is, how you found out about it, how often you go there, and explain how you feel about the place.
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As always let's listen to Finn's response first.
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One quiet place I really enjoy going to is a small public park near my university campus.
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It's tucked away behind a residential area so it's not very crowded.
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and a lot of students don't even know it exists.
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There's a little pond in the middle, a few benches under tall trees, and it's surprisingly peaceful considering how busy the surrounding area is.
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I first found out about this place during my first year.
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I was just wandering around the neighborhood after classes, trying to get familiar with the area, and I happened to come across it by accident.
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Since then, it's kind of become my go-to spot whenever I need a break from studying or just want some time to think.
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I'd say I go there maybe two or three times a week depending on how busy I am.
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During exam periods I tend to go even more often because the library gets really noisy and stressful.
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Sitting in the park helps me clear my head and refocus.
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What I really like about this place is the sense of calm it gives me.
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As a university student life can get pretty hectic with assignments, deadlines, and social commitments.
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But when I'm there, everything just slows down.
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I usually sit on a bench, listen to some music or sometimes just enjoy the silence.
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It helps me feel more balanced and less overwhelmed so I always leave feeling refreshed and ready to get back to my work.
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And that was Finn's response.
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Now let's go through the answer step by step and see how it matches each part of the cue card.
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In Finn's answer the quiet place he talks about is a small public park near his university campus.
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He describes it as peaceful and not very crowded because it's tucked away behind a residential area.
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He mentions a pond, benches and tall trees, which helps create a clear image of the place.
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For the second point, he explains that he discovered the park during his first year at university while exploring the neighbourhood after class and trying to get familiar with the area.
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When talking about frequency, he says he visits the park two or three times a week, and even more often during exam periods, because he finds the library stressful and noisy.
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Finally he explains how the place makes him feel.
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He says the park helps him clear his head, feel calmer and become more focused after studying.
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Now let's move on to another answer and see a different take on the same topic.
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There's this beautiful leafy park, just a 10 minute walk from my apartment that has become my absolute go-to.
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The front of it is all playgrounds and basketball courts, but if you follow the dirt trail right to the very back, there's this secluded little grove of ancient oak trees that feels worlds away from the city.
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I actually discovered it a couple of years ago when I first moved into the area.
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I was going for a run, well, more like a stressed out power walk, and I decided to take a random turn behind the local community center.
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I realized the path led straight into this gorgeous wooded area that isn't visible from the main road.
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It felt like finding a secret portal, honestly.
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Now, I try to head there at least three or four times a week.
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It's become a bit of a ritual for me to go right after I finish work.
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Since I spend most of my day staring at a laptop screen, I really need that physical transition to unwind and a walk through the trees is the perfect way to do that.
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I feel incredibly grounded when I'm there.
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When I'm standing in that grove, all the tiny stresses of my day, like a looming deadline or a full inbox, just seems so insignificant.
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The air actually feels cooler and crisper there and all you can hear is the rustle of the leaves and the occasional bird.
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It's my little slice of peace in the middle of a busy week and it's the one place where I can actually clear my head and just breathe.
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And that brings us to the end of Blondie's response.
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Now let's break this answer down as well.
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In Blondie's response she describes a quiet park located about 10 minutes away from her apartment.
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She explains that while the front area is busy with playgrounds and basketball courts, the back of the park has a quiet grove, or a small group of oak trees.
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She says this part of the park feels completely separated from the city.
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She then talks about how she discovered the place shortly after moving into the neighbourhood.
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While going for a walk near the community centre, she accidentally found a hidden trail leading into the wooded area.
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For frequency, she says she goes there three or four times a week, especially after work, because it helps her transition from a stressful workday into a calmer state of mind.
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In the final part, she explains that the place makes her feel grounded and peaceful.
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She enjoys the quiet sounds of nature and says it's the one place where she can truly switch off and relax.
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Before we wrap up, let's look at some helpful words and expressions related to this topic.
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When describing a quiet place in IELTS speaking, descriptive vocabulary can make your answer feel much more vivid and natural.
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For example, if a place isn't tucked away, it means it's hidden from busy streets or crowded areas.
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You might describe a cafe tucked away in a small alley, or a park tucked away behind some buildings.
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The word secluded is useful when a place feels private or isolated, which creates a calm atmosphere.
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Words like leafy and surrounded by nature help add visual detail to your answer.
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Instead of simply saying, the park has trees, you could say, it's a leafy area surrounded by nature.
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That sounds much more natural and expressive in spoken English.
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Language like this helps paint a clearer picture and makes your answer sound more natural and personal.
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In this topic it's very common to explain how you first discovered the place, and storytelling language can make this part sound much smoother and more conversational.
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Instead of saying, I found the park, you can say, I came across it while exploring the neighbourhood, or I stumbled upon it by accident.
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The phrase, took a random turn, is especially natural because it sounds spontaneous and realistic.
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Native speakers often use this kind of language when telling personal stories.
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For example you could say I took a random turn after work and discovered this quiet little cafe.
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Expressions like these make your speaking sound less memorised and more authentic.
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When talking about frequency natural expressions always sound better than formal or repetitive ones.
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Instead of saying frequently, you can say things like two or three times a week or almost every evening.
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These expressions sound much more realistic in everyday conversation.
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You can also connect frequency to your lifestyle or emotions.
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For example, I go there whenever I need a break or I visit more often during stressful periods.
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This kind of language helps your answer flow naturally because you're not just giving information.
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You're explaining your habits and routines in a personal way.
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One of the most important parts of this cue card is explaining how the place makes you feel, so emotional vocabulary is extremely useful here.
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The phrase clear my head means taking a break from stress or overthinking.
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You could say, I go there whenever I need to clear my head after studying.
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Another useful phrase is unwind which means to relax after a busy or stressful day.
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Instead of saying relax using unwind sounds more natural in conversation.
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The expression feel grounded is slightly deeper emotionally.
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It describes feeling calm emotionally balanced and connected to yourself.
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You can also use phrases like escape the noise or feel refreshed to explain the emotional effect the place has on you.
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Combining emotional vocabulary with personal examples makes your answer sound much more genuine and expressive.
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And that brings us to the end of today's lesson.
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Take some time to practice this topic using your own ideas and experiences and try incorporating some of the vocabulary we looked at today.
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If you'd like more practice like this, you can join the membership for extra lessons and speaking topics.
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Keep practicing and I'll see you in the next one.
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이 수업에 대하여

이번 수업에서는 IELTS 스피킹 2부에서 "당신이 좋아하는 조용한 장소에 대해 설명하시오"라는 주제를 기반으로 영어 회화 연습을 진행합니다. 이 장에서는 조용한 장소의 위치, 발견 경위, 방문 빈도 및 그 장소에 대한 느낌을 표현하는 방법을 배웁니다. 'shadow speech' 기술을 활용하여 원어민의 발음을 따라하며, 자신의 표현력을 향상시킬 수 있습니다.

중요 어휘 및 구문

  • 조용한 장소 (quiet place)
  • 발견하다 (discover)
  • 주말에 (on weekends)
  • 편안함 (calmness)
  • 명상하다 (meditate)
  • 프로세스 (process)
  • 상상하다 (imagine)
  • 산책하다 (go for a walk)

연습 팁

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