You should say:
I would like to buy a custom-made photo album for my best friend, Sarah. Sarah and I have been friends since we were in primary school, and we have shared so many wonderful memories together. I think a photo album filled with our pictures from over the years would be the perfect gift for her. I want to give this gift to Sarah because she is someone who really values memories and keepsakes. She often talks about how much she loves looking back at old photos and remembering the good times. I believe this gift would make her very happy and remind her of our strong friendship. I chose a photo album because it is something personal and meaningful. Instead of buying a generic gift, I want to give her something that shows how much our friendship means to me. I plan to include photos from our school days, trips we took together, and even some funny moments we shared. I will also write little notes next to each photo to make it even more special. This gift is not just about the photos; it’s about the time and effort I put into creating something unique for her. I know she will appreciate it because it comes from the heart.
When answering the IELTS Speaking Part 2 question about describing a gift you'd like to buy for your friend, start by quickly introducing the gift and who it's for. For example, say something like, 'I’d love to buy a book for my best friend, Sarah.' Then, explain why you want to give this gift—maybe it’s her birthday, or she loves reading. Next, go into detail about why you chose this specific gift. Maybe it’s her favorite author, or the book has a special meaning for both of you. Keep your answer structured: 1) gift and person, 2) reason for the gift, 3) why this gift is perfect. Don’t forget to use descriptive words to make your answer interesting. Also, practice speaking smoothly without long pauses. Finally, relax and sound natural—like you’re telling a story to a friend!
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