Talk About Something You Enjoyed Doing In A Group – IELTS Cue Card Sample Answers

This article contains the Talk About Something You Enjoyed Doing In A Group Cue Card Sample Answers.

During Part 2 of the IELTS Speaking test, you will have exactly one minute to prepare and speak on a specific topic. This is the IELTS cue card task. You can learn how to communicate clearly and successfully by reviewing sample answers.

This IELTS cue card gives you an opportunity to share one of your memories of something you enjoyed doing in a group.

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Sample Answer 1

• What was it?

For most of my life, I have been a solo player, as I am an introvert. But there have been a few rare situations when I enjoyed working in a group. One of my memorable experiences was during my senior year in college when we were asked to complete a film project. 

• With whom you did it?
• When you did it?

We had to work in small groups to come up with an idea and make a short five-minute film to explore it. Everyone was in high spirits and eager to show off their creativity. I was very lucky because my group was full of talented people with different skill sets. We had a dancer, an artist and even someone who knew how to play the tabla! I took over the writing part of the project and came up with the setting and dialogues. My teammates really backed me in polishing the final draft of the script with their own contributions and constructive criticism. After this, we distributed the roles between us and took turns filming the scenes one by one. This way, everyone got the chance to act as well as direct it. Finally, the footage was put together and we added some artistic effects to give a dream-like look to the short film. 

• How did you feel about it?

We were all immensely proud of all our hard work. When we showed it to our class, the teacher was amazed by the film and we received an A grade!

Sample Answer 2

• What was it?

Despite being a part of this Google-dependent generation, I admit that I have a bad sense of direction. That is the reason I rarely travel alone.  So, when I am worn out of protracted working days and desperately need a getaway, I drag some of the closest friends and go on a trip.

• With whom you did it?
• When you did it?

And so it happened that last Friday, post wrapping up my meetings and work sessions, I took a backup, called friends, and began a voyage to discover myself. Together, we went through a friend’s car but parked it in a parking lot of a lodge situated in a remote area.

Thereafter, we took the foot trail and started our journey. We went deep inside the forest, covered with humongous trees and shrubs.  Accordingly, there were a handful of wild animals habituated in the forest, but regrettably, we didn’t get to see any.

While our days were reserved for trekking, selfie-sessions, and gobbling down organically grown fruits, our nights were all about camping and stargazing expeditions. Sharing how I felt would be quite overwhelming as I believe that I belong on the road.

Travelling to quaint places, exploring, and being surrounded by nature fills me up with a strange sense of harmony and tranquillity. Waking up at 5 AM, I went a tad bit away from my friends to spend some time with myself, meditating, brainstorming, and trying to find a purpose.

• How did you feel about it?

Together, we created treasuring memories that will always be relished in the deepest corners of my heart.

Sample Audio

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Vocabulary

• Voyage:a long journey
  Eg: This was my first voyage in a steam boat.
• Trail: a track
  Eg:He left a piece of cotton to create a trail in the jungle.
• Humongous huge
  Eg: Roads covered with humongous trees from both sides mark a peaceful journey.
• Habituated: to stay
  Eg: Wild animals have been habituated in the African forests since ages.
• Regrettably: to feel sorry
  Eg:Upon realizing his mistake, he apologized regrettably.
• Expeditions: a long journey for a purpose
  Eg: Those who love trekking never say no to such expeditions.
• Overwhelming: extremely strong or great
  Eg:The presence of a supportive family in my life is overwhelming.
• Quaint: unusual
  Eg:His quaint and gentle speech won the hearts of the audience.
• Harmony: peaceful agreement
  Eg:In India, diversified cultures live in harmony.
• Tranquility: peace
  Eg:By the side of a river, they organized a camp to relish the tranquility of mother nature.

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