IELTS Speaking New Topics Week 32 (Updated 9 Aug 2026)
Fresh IELTS Speaking Part 1–3 question lists for Week 32 2026. Practise with timers, then unlock sample answers in Speaking Pro.
How to use this week’s list
This is the Week 32 Speaking refresh (9 Aug 2026). Use it as timed drill fuel, not as a leaked paper. Cover every question once, then unlock model answers in Speaking Pro to compare structure, not to memorise scripts.
Part 1 question list
- What subjects did you enjoy most at school?
- Do you prefer studying in the morning or at night?
- How do you usually organise your study notes?
- Do you like watching short educational videos?
- Have you ever learned a skill from a family member?
- Do you think handwriting is still important?
- How often do you visit a library?
- What motivates you when a task feels difficult?
Part 2 cue cards
Card 1: Describe a skill you want to improve this year
- What the skill is
- Why you want to improve it
- How you plan to practise
- And explain what success would look like
Card 2: Describe a teacher who influenced you
- Who the teacher was
- What they taught
- How they helped you
- And explain why they were memorable
Part 3 discussion prompts
- Should schools focus more on practical skills than exams?
- How can online courses replace or support classroom learning?
- Why do some adults return to study later in life?
- Is competition in education healthy for teenagers?
- 1Day 1–2Finish all Part 1 items aloud (reason + example each).
- 2Day 3–5One Part 2 card per day: 1 minute notes, up to 2 minutes speaking, one rewrite.
- 3Day 6–7Answer every Part 3 prompt with compare / speculate language, then check Pro samples.
Will these exact questions appear on my test?+
No guarantee. Treat them as high-frequency practice themes for this week’s refresh window.
Where are the sample answers?+
Unlock Speaking Pro for model answers and topic banks. Free Guides stay focused on question lists and drill plans.
Scoring habits that lift Part 1-3
Examiners reward clear ideas, flexible vocabulary and coherent development - not memorised scripts. Use this week’s list as timed fuel, then study Pro samples for structure only.
- Part 1: answer in 2-3 sentences (direct answer + reason + short example).
- Part 2: cover every bullet; keep a beginning, middle and personal reaction.
- Part 3: compare, speculate and evaluate - avoid one-word answers.
- Record once, listen for long pauses and repeated fillers, then re-record.