Describe your favorite season of the year

Bomb Points for IELTS Speaking Part 1.
What kind of people like reading and what kind of people don't like reading very much?
Answers: People who are literate like to read. Many people don't like reading because they don't have interest in reading.
What type of books children read nowadays?
Nowadays, generally speaking, the reading habit of the children is on the decline. Whatever books they read are based on fantasy, fiction and super natural characters like Barbie, superman and Shakti man. 50 years ago - Children read a lot. They read moral and spiritual books. They read animal stories. After 50 years, I do not think they will do any reading. All the time will be spent in front of computers.
Can story books be an ideal gift for children?
Yes, definitely! Story books can be an ideal gift for children. They can help the child imagine the characters in the mind which is the first step to creativity. Another important benefit is that we can impart the knowledge of culture, tradition, moral values and religion in the mind of the child. This forms the basis of the child's personality. Finally, story books enhance the curiosity of the child and enhance their mental growth.
How does reading help a child?
Reading helps to improve concentration. It also helps to improve general knowledge. It also improves the language skills and satisfies the curiosity of children on various things.
Do you prefer to take pictures of people or of scenery?

I would not say I choose either of them. I mean I don't prefer one to other. I am quite fond of pictures of various things like picturesque places and eye-catching scenery. But I also like to capture a people's expressions.

Describe an impressive story you heard from other people
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  What was this story
  
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  When did you hear about it
  
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  Who told you this story
  
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  Why you were impressed by it
  

I would like to share a funny story that I heard from Humoyun, a friend of mine, a long time ago. It was a random day that our group hung out at a coffee shop and sat at the circle table near the window, as we usually do. This was our favourite spot. But that day, instead of ordering a cappuccino as I usually do, I decided to try a completely new drink- mojito mixed with some fruit, though I can't remember exactly what. The mojito looked good on the outside but its taste was unbearable to me. Despite my warning, Humoyun insisted on trying it. It turned out that he liked the drink very much and in that moment, he concluded that it tasted exactly like the toothpaste that he ate in his childhood. Learning of this incident, we were a bit shocked as to why he ate such a thing, so she continued to elaborate on his story. He recalled that he indeed thought that the taste of toothpaste was delicious, and even he was banned from eating it by his parents, he secretly saved money to buy one for himself a few years later. He added that he sneakily hid the yube in the room and he could finish the whole thing in one go. We were frozen and all eyes were on him for a few seconds. Then we all burst into laughter. I still remember laughing so hard that my tears ran down. I was indeed impressed by his story. As the matter off act, it wasn't the first time I had heard of someone enjoying eating toothpaste, but secretly saving money to do this was a surprise element and it was hilarious. And of course, it has become an inside joke between us since then.

Unbearable - too unpleasant, painful, or annoying to deal with SYN intolerable - Chidab bo'lmas.
Insist on - to keep doing something, even if it annoys other people, or people think it is not good for you - Davom etirmoq.
As to why - that's why. Shuning uchun.
Elaborate on the story - explain in greater det Sorry, copying from the - tushuntirmoq/bayon etmoq.
To be banned - to be prohibited - Taqiqlangan.
Sneaky - doing things in a secret and often dishonest or unfair way SYN underhand - Yashirin.
Burst into laughter - a spontanious and sudden fit of laughter - Kulib yubormoq.
My tears ran down - Ko'z yosh to'kmoq.
To be indeed impressed - to be reallysurprised - Haqiqatdan ham hayratlanmoq.
Hilarious - extremely funny - Kulguli.