IELTS questions reported in July 2026
The fullest month in the archive: dated IELTS Speaking Part 1 sets and Part 2 cue cards with their Part 3 follow-ups from July 2026 sittings, eleven dated Academic Writing Task 2 prompts, and a General Training pair reported directly by a candidate in Cebu.
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 July 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.
- Speaking Part 1 (16 Jul): teachers and what makes a good teacher
- Speaking Part 1 (16 Jul): tidiness and keeping things organised
- Speaking Part 1 (16 Jul): websites you use and why
- Speaking Part 1 (month-level): restaurants, friends, chores, creativity, museums, cycling, family, coffee, noise, flying, offices, architecture, the outdoors, note-taking, celebrities, online news, swimming, conversations, old age
- Speaking Part 2 (month-level): a TV or online programme you enjoy
- Speaking Part 2 (month-level): a movie you like, a person who taught you something, an event with good food, a goal you want to achieve, a time you got up very early, a film you saw at the cinema, a food you disliked, a fashion item, a school memory, a funny person, a group project
- Task 1 (12 Jul, pie chart): Brazil income distribution
- Task 1 (12 Jul, process): solar panels producing domestic electricity
- Task 1 (12 Jul, line graph): fast-food consumption, 1990–2020
- Task 1 (12 Jul, bar chart): oil production by country, 2010–2015
- Task 1 (12 Jul, maps, Italy): a public park in 1920 vs today
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, Saudi Arabia): international students in three countries, 2010–2020
- Task 1 (12 Jul, table, Malaysia): expenditure categories across five countries
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, Germany): physical activity among American men and women by age
- Task 1 (12 Jul, process, South Africa): milk production
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, Ghana): online-shopping sales
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, New Zealand): electricity production and demand by sector
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, Nigeria): urban vs rural population by region
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, Kuwait): distance travelled by three transport modes
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, Bangladesh): greenhouse-gas emissions
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, Vietnam): residents and population across cities
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, UK): university students by subject over five years
- Task 1 (12 Jul, chart, Australia): average monthly electricity consumption in five countries
- Task 1 (15 Jul, process): heating water and air
- Task 1 (17 Jul, maps): a town, present vs future
- Task 1 (18 Jul, table): male-to-female ratio across countries
- Task 1 (chart): volunteers by organisation, 2008 vs 2014
- Task 1 (chart): Indian full-time students at UK universities, 2020/21 vs 2021/22
- Task 1 (charts): bus-company punctuality against target, plus complaints
- Task 1 (chart): Brazilian industries, 2009 and 2019 with a 2029 forecast
- Task 1 (chart): carbon emissions from gas, oil and coal
- Task 1 (chart): car manufacturers' regional sales, 2016–2020
- Task 1 (maps): Riverside Park, past vs present
- Task 1 (maps): a sports centre, 2007 vs present
- Task 1 (chart): cinema attendance by four age groups, 1978–2008
- Task 2 (month-level): homeschooling — advantages and disadvantages
- Task 2 (month-level): vehicle-free days in city centres
- Task 2 (month-level): very high salaries — beneficial, or should governments cap them?
- Task 2 (month-level): cutting space-mission spending to fund problems on Earth
- Task 2 (month-level): are pictures with news more effective than words?
- Task 2 (month-level): TV talent shows — discovering talent or just entertainment?
- Task 2 (month-level): people spending more time away from their families
- Task 2 (month-level): animal extinction is natural, so humans should not intervene
- Task 2 (month-level): should all advertising be banned?
- Task 2 (month-level): should governments provide free housing to those who cannot afford it?
- Task 2 (month-level): congestion charging
- Task 2 (month-level): responsible tourism
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