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What name do people at home call you?

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IELTS Speaking scripts
results-khorezm-grade-5

Do you like hot and dry weather - Not that much.53. What do you do in hot weather - I go swimming.54. Do you prefer hot or cold weather
Is it important for you to celebrate your birthday

47.
What name do people at home call you?
- Well, I should say that I don’t have a nickname and people don’t usually contract my name. So, even in my family, my relatives address me with my given name.
Weather
48.
Do you have a habit of checking the weather forecast?
- Honestly, I don’t usually check the weather forecast. I don’t know why. Maybe I am too lazy. I usually regret not having a look at the weather info, though. I sometimes end up being in the wrong clothing in relation to the weather outside.
49.
What’s the weather usually like in your hometown?
- Well, it is usually warm and dry on typical days. However, in summer and winter we experience some extremes for short periods. In summer it tends to get scorching hot, while in the winter it is sometimes freezing.
50.
What’s your favourite weather?
- I enjoy the temperatures between 10 and 15 degrees celsius.
Coz’ in this sort of weather I don’t either sweat or put on many layers. I feel so comfortable.
51.
Do you like the weather in your hometown?
- Yes, I do. The weather in Djizak sort of matches my ideals. It is usually moderate.
52.
Do you like hot and dry weather?
- Not that much.
53.
What do you do in hot weather?
- I go swimming.
54.
Do you prefer hot or cold weather?
- Neither one.
55.
Do you like wet weather?
- I like it up to a point.
56.
Do you prefer wet or dry weather?
- Dry weather.
Birthdays
57.
Is it important for you to celebrate your birthday?

- Honestly speaking, now it is not that important. As I grew up, it lost its meaning for me. I became more focused on my personal ambitions. However, when I was a kid it was very important. I
used to look forward to a month before.

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