IELTS questions reported in August 2026
Every IELTS Speaking and Writing question reported by candidates during August 2026 that we could date and attribute, with the exact wording where the reporter quoted it, an answer plan for each one, and an honest note wherever the wording is only a paraphrase.
Last checked 31 August 2026
These are candidate recalls. These are questions reported by test-takers after their exams, not official or leaked IELTS material. Wording varies by test version, location and memory. Use them for timed practice — never as a prediction of what you will be asked.
Speaking Part 1
Speaking Part 2
Writing Task 2
Also named in August 2026 compilations
These cue cards were listed in candidate compilations without enough detail to reconstruct the bullets or the Part 3 questions. We list them so the record is complete, but we will not build a page around a title with nothing behind it.
- Describe a boring place
- Describe a home you would like to visit but not live in
- Describe a traditional object from your country
- Describe an interesting video you watched
- Describe a message you sent that received no reply
- Describe a time you had to get up extremely early
- Describe a technological problem you had
- Describe a day out that cost you very little
- Describe food eaten on a special occasion
- Describe a person who succeeded after difficulties
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