📖 Lesson B2 Speaking🎯 Exam Prep

🗂️ IELTS Speaking Part 2 Cue Cards 2026: 40 Topics + Part 3 Questions

A complete IELTS Speaking Part 2 cue card bank for 2026, built for adult candidates at Band 5.5–7.0 who want to stop memorising answers and start planning them. It covers 40 exam-style cue cards in eight current themes (AI and technology, work and study, environment and cities, health and habits, people, media, travel, objects and memories), each with a four-branch idea map and two Part 3 follow-up questions. You learn a one-minute planning method, a five-stage structure that reliably reaches two minutes, and the Opinion–Reason–Example–Balance pattern for Part 3 discussion questions. Six annotated Band 8-style answers show exactly what earns marks, and a topic-recycling table shows how a handful of true stories can cover most IELTS speaking topics. Two interactive practice sets, four timed speaking tasks with model notes, a mistakes table, a 10-minute daily routine and a final quiz turn the bank into a four-week plan.

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  • What Part 2 and Part 3 test, and the four criteria
  • The 1-minute planning method (what / when / why / feeling + one extra move)
  • Five-stage structure and four extension moves to reach two minutes

translate Key Vocabulary

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