IELTS Speaking Part 3: How to Talk about Happiness

Band 8+ answers for the IELTS Speaking Part 3 questions on the topic of Happiness

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Hey Pelawat, its Simone. If they asked you about happiness in IELTS, would you know what to say? Not sure? You're not alone. This is why today I am sharing some recent questions that one of my students got in IELTS, with Band 8+ answers. Happiness may not be something you discuss often with friends or colleagues - in English - and because of that, you may not have the vocabulary or the ideas for your answers. So, by reading the answers below, you get both! These answers are the secret weapon our VIP Club members use to get amazing scores like Band 7.5 or higher. There are 500+ more on the IELTS-Blog VIP Club website - we cover all the recent questions, so you will never run out of things to say! 🔑 Join the VIP Club for FREE and read more model answers here Speaking test, Part 3: Happiness 1. How do people express their happiness? I think that each person expresses their happiness and feelings of joy in their own unique way. Some sing or dance when they are happy. Others might jump for joy or laugh out loud. Some may even choose to share their excitement with others by giving hugs or high-fives. 2. What do people do to show that they are happy? Like I said, there are all sorts of things that people do to show that they're happy. Some might smile, some might laugh, and others might just be content in their peace. I tend to do a little bit of everything, depending on my mood and who I'm around. Sometimes I'll dance around the house or sing at the top of my lungs while at other times, I'll just sit back and take in all the good around me. 3. Some people are naturally sad and some are happy, why do you think it is? I think there are a lot of different reasons why some people are sadder by nature. Maybe it's because they've experienced a lot of pain or loss in their lives, or maybe they're just more in tune with their feelings. But I also think that some people are simply born happier than others. Maybe it's because they come from a supportive family, or maybe they just have an optimistic outlook on life. 4. When people are smiling, does it always mean that they are happy? When people smile, it doesn't always mean that they are happy. People can smile when they are nervous, or when they are trying to be polite. I usually smile when I am happy, but sometimes I will smile because I am trying to be friendly. 5. Do you think happiness is important? Yes, I absolutely think it is important. In fact, everyone deserves to be happy and to feel good about themselves. Being in a joyous mood makes you more positive, and that's contagious, it spreads to other people around you. I also believe that people who are happy and content are also more productive and that almost always correlates to success.

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