Describe a website you often visit.

You should say:

• What it is about
• How you found it
• How often you visit it
• And explain why you often visit it 

One website I visit very often is YouTube. It is a platform where people can watch videos on almost any topic, like music, education, cooking, or even funny clips. I found YouTube many years ago when I was searching for a tutorial on how to fix something at home. Since then, I have been using it almost every day. I visit YouTube daily, sometimes for just a few minutes and other times for hours. It depends on what I need or how much free time I have. For example, in the morning, I might watch a short news update, and in the evening, I could spend time learning a new recipe or watching travel vlogs. The reason I visit YouTube so often is because it is very useful and entertaining. It helps me learn new things quickly, like how to use a new app or fix a problem with my computer. It also lets me relax by watching funny videos or listening to my favorite music. YouTube feels like a big library of videos where I can always find something interesting or helpful.

When answering the IELTS Speaking Part 2 question about a website you often visit, here's a simple way to structure your answer: First, introduce the website and what it's about—like if it's for news, shopping, or learning. Then, mention how you found it, maybe through a friend, social media, or a search. Next, say how often you visit it—daily, weekly, or whenever you need something. Finally, explain why you visit it often—maybe it's useful, fun, or helps you relax. Remember to use linking words like 'first,' 'then,' 'also,' and 'because' to make your answer smooth. Keep it natural, like you're telling a story, and don't rush. Practice timing yourself to fit within 2 minutes. Good luck!

Part 3 Example Question

1. What are the differences between old people and young people when they use the internet?

2. What are the most popular and least popular apps in China?

3. What kinds of people would still go to library to read and study?

4. Why do some people like to read the news online instead of watching news on TV?