Describe a long walk you have been on.

You should say:

• When this happened
• Where you walked
• Who you were with
• And explain how you felt about this long walk

Last summer, I went on a long walk with my best friend, Sarah. It happened on a sunny Saturday morning in July. We decided to walk along a beautiful trail near our town. The trail was surrounded by tall trees and followed a small river. It was very peaceful and quiet, with only the sound of birds singing. We walked for about three hours, stopping sometimes to take photos or rest by the river. Sarah and I talked about our plans for the future and shared funny stories from our childhood. It was so nice to spend time together without any distractions. By the end of the walk, I felt very happy and relaxed. The fresh air and exercise made me feel energetic, and the time with my friend made me feel grateful. I remember thinking how simple moments like this can be the most special. It was a day I will never forget.

When answering the IELTS Speaking Part 2 question about a long walk, start by quickly mentioning when it happened (e.g., last summer or a specific month). Then, describe where you walked—maybe a park, beach, or countryside—and add a few details to paint a clear picture. Next, say who you were with, like friends, family, or alone, and why that made the walk special. Finally, focus on how you felt: were you relaxed, excited, or maybe tired? Use simple words and short sentences to keep it natural. Remember to link your ideas smoothly with words like 'because,' 'so,' or 'but.' Practice timing yourself to fit everything into 1-2 minutes. Don't memorize answers; just think of a real walk and talk about it like you're telling a friend!

Part 3 Example Question

1. Do women have more leisure time than men?

2. Is leisure time important to everyone?

3. What are the differences between the outdoor activities children did in the past and now?