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Ielts Speaking Model: An Advertisment Part 2
Describe an advertisement that you think is successful.
You should say: what is advertised what the advertisement contains what kinds of people would be (or, are) interested in this advertisement and explain why you think this advertisement works well.
McDonald’s is a world famous restaurant and their advertisements are part of that reason.
Recently, on the television, I saw an advertisement about McDonald’s new twin burgers meal. 2 burgers, a black beef burger and a white chicken burger of course they are accompanied with
French fries and a cup of coke.
These 2 burgers looked really appetizing and rock music was used as background music urging you to buy this 30RMB meal deal. Of course the size of the burger was exaggerated, in the advertisement the size of the burger was about the size of my head big enough for 5 people to eat however in real life the burgers were about the size of a small apple.
In my opinion this advertisement was extremely successful to young people because they prefer eating fast-food. I purchased this meal many times because of this enticing ad – it was indeed delicious. Furthermore while I was at McDonald’s I saw many people also buying the new meal deal. This ad works really well because it has a fantastic combination of music, colours and of course the image of the burgers. I’m getting hungry just thinking about this advertisement; maybe I’ll go to McDonalds after this exam.

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Ielts Speaking Model: Another Language You
Would Learn If You Wanted - Part 2
Describe another language that you would learn, if you wanted.
You should say
The name of this language
How you would learn it
What equipment or facilities you would need to study this language
And explain what difficulties you think you would have when

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