IELTS speaking part 1 noise

Of course not.

For one thing, if I stay with my friends like in a noisy restaurant, I need to raise my voice to let my friends hear me. It’s the same thing to my friends. So it could be exhausting.

Also, If I just want to take a break or have a good rest, too much noise will be totally a disaster.

Sample 2

Personally, I prefer quieter environments. I find it easier to concentrate and relax when there’s less noise around. Noise pollution, in my opinion, can be quite stressful. So, if I want to study or relax and read, I much prefer quieter places.

Generally speaking, Yes. But i depends on what kind of place you’re living in.

Like if you live in a Metropolis, you will definitely hear a lot of noise coming from all kinds of things like people chatting and the traffic and even the machines in the factory.

However, If you live in the countryside, you probably will not be bothered by the noise.

Sample 2
Yes, I believe there is an increasing amount of noise in today’s world. Urbanization and modernization have led to a rise in various sources of noise, from traffic to electronic devices. It’s important to find a balance and create spaces where tranquility can be maintained.

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Well, as a normal person, it’s natural for you to make sounds every day because you need to walk, speak and move of course.

However, in modern society, people agree on certain rules of politeness. Like in a public occasion, you are not allowed to disturb others.

So, it depends on what kind of noise you make and where you make it.

Sample 2
People should have the right to enjoy themselves, but it’s important to strike a balance. Excessive noise can disrupt others and lead to conflicts. Respecting noise ordinances is essential for harmonious living.

What kinds of noises are there in the area where you live?

Sample 1

In my area, the most prominent noise is that of traffic, characterized by the constant hum of cars and occasional honking, especially during rush hours. Alongside this, the lively chatter and calls of street food vendors add a unique, bustling ambiance to the neighborhood.

Sample 2
In the area where I live, there are several sources of noise. The main ones are traffic noise, construction sounds, and sometimes loud music from nearby establishments. During busy hours, the cacophony of traffic tends to dominate the auditory landscape.

Do you want to move to a quieter place?

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