Speaking Test Part 1
SPEAKING

3. Family
1. Do you have a small or large family?
2. Do you spend a lot of time with your family?
3. How often do you see relatives like aunties, uncles or cousins?
4. Are your parents and grandparents from the same country as you?
5. What do you and your family like to do together?
6. Do you have a good relationship with everyone in your family?
7. Who are you closest with in your family?
8. Is family life important in your country?
1. Do you have a small or large family?
I have a large extended family. My parents had many brothers and sisters so I have a lot of cousins, nephews and nieces.
2. Do you spend a lot of time with your family?
Yes, my family’s bonds are very strong and we like to spend a lot of time together. We usually get together for Sunday lunch - it’s a great opportunity to spend quality time together.
3. How often do you see relatives like aunties, uncles or cousins?
I see my aunts, uncles and cousins on my mother’s side quite often. Unfortunately, my father grew apart from his brothers so we hardly ever see my extended family on his side.
4. Are your parents and grandparents from the same country as you?
One of my grandparents immigrated from a neighbouring country, but my other grandparents and my parents were born and brought up here.
5. What do you and your family like to do together?
We enjoy doing various things together, such as going on road trips or going for walks. We also like spending quality time at home and playing board games, or just watching a movie together.
6. Do you have a good relationship with everyone in your family?
Yes, definitely, family ties are important in my family. We’re a close-knit group and if I have a problem I can depend on my family to be supportive and help me deal with it.
7. Who are you closest with in your family?
I am close with my parents and siblings but my older brother and I, in particular, have more shared interests, so we tend to spend the most time together.
8. Is family life important in your country?
Yes, family bonds are a big part of our lives. Also, I think people in my country are quite traditional, and family values are really important.
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