Describe a place where there was a lot of noise

You should say • When this happened? • Where it was? • Why there was a lot of noise • Explain what you did when you heard the noise Sample Answer of Describe A Place Where There Was A Lot Of Noise/ Describe A Noisy Place You Have Been To Well, I'm going to talk about a very noisy place I've been to. It was a few weeks ago at a sports stadium. It was the local soccer team's match day and the stadium was full of people who were cheering and shouting for their team. The noise was deafening. I was there with a few friends and we were all cheering and supporting the team. We were also taking a few videos and photos of the match, so we could keep the memories for later. I must admit that it was a bit overwhelming at first but after a while, I got used to the noise and I was really enjoying the match. It was a great experience and I would definitely go again. Follow Up Questions Describe A Place Where There Was A Lot Of Noise/ Describe A Noisy Place You Have Been To Question 1 Is noise pollution serious in India? Answer - Yes, noise pollution is a serious issue in India due to a number of factors such as increased industrial activity, construction projects, traffic, and the use of loud speakers for religious and political activities. Too much noise can lead to hearing problems, anxiety, insomnia, and even heart disease. India’s cities are particularly affected, with noise pollution levels often exceeding the recommended limits. To combat this, the government has implemented sever...

Describe a noisy place you have been to. You should say: where it was why you went there why it was noisy and explain how you felt about being there. [You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one minute to think about what you’re going to say. You can make some notes to help you if you wish. ] Model Answer 1: Where I live in my country, dealing with some kind of noises is a daily thing, simply because I live in a rather densely populated country. Of course, some places can be noisier than others, and today, I would like about one of those more noisy places, I visited in the past. The noisy place, I am talking about, is a “rail station”. But it was not just like any other rail station as it was the biggest one in my country. In fact, the station could hold about 30 trains at any given time, and it was very easy for a person to make mistake with his or her train if he or she didn’t know the proper platform number for his/her train. By the way, the station was also used to connect with the rest of the country. Anyway, I had visited the same rail station, full of noise, a number of times in the past, but when I visited it about a few years ago in order to pick up one of my friends from another town, the noise was even more deafening, probably because there were some major schedule debacles. Of course, the rail station was already noisy enough with thousands of passengers, either arriving at the station or departing from it. On top of that, there w...

Image Source: Unknown  Noise pollution has become an inevitable part of our life whether we like it or not, we have to tolerate it. We can’t escape it.  Here, I am going to talk about a situation where there was too much noise.  I vividly remember my last summer vacation. I went on a family trip, and I choose to explore a nearby city that I was visiting. I came upon a location with a lot of noise as I was wandering around.  This noisy area was located in a tiny village close to the city.  A small number of eateries and shops may be found in the town the commotion coming from this place intrigued me because I had never been to this town before.  The town was hosting a small music festival, which is where the noise was coming from locals were extremely devoted to the celebration, which honoured the town’s history and culture.  Everyone sang and danced to the loud upbeat music.  I was entranced by the loudness when I first heard it.  I made the decision to partake in and investigate the festival.  I was taken aback by the festival attendance numbers, the enthusiasm was palpable.  It was a genuinely wonderful event and I learnt more about the town’s history and culture. For more such amazing IELTS speaking topics, subscribe to Vinay Patel Classes. ( Describe about a gift that you gave someone recently. Please say – What was it? – Who did you give it to? – When and where was it? Discussion – What was the occasion? – Do people like to give gifts to others? – Why do yo...

Welcome to ELL. Can you be more specific? In your title you ask for a word for the group, as if you want either a collective noun or an adjective like noisy. But in the body of your question you ask for a word which describes what was happening, which might be an adjective or a noun or a verb. Could you edit your question to give us a sample sentence, with a ____ where the word you want would go? I don't know a single word that would replace "a group of noisy people". There's a whole bunch of adjectives that could describe that group of people - amongst noisy (bolding ones that would match the situations best),: chattering, disorderly, ear-popping, ear-splitting, loudmouth, rackety, raising Cain, raising the roof, rambunctious, riotous, rowdy, screaming, tumultous/tumultuous, turned up, uproarious and quite a few nouns to describe the situation - ruckus disturbance, big scene, bother, brawl, commotion, disorder, disruption, fray, fuss, hubbub, racket, stir, turmoil, upheaval, uproar I think you mean "surely", not "surly". ("Surly" is an adjective meaning "ill-tempered". If appropriate, it would be followed directly by the word it modifies, not separated from it by "as", and the modified word would not ordinarily be a name, but a more generic word, as a "surly individual".) But I do like the sound of "loud crowd". You have a few options to describe a noisy group of people, depending on the context of your thought. You might choose different words depending on whether or not...

Describe a place where there was a lot of noise/Describe a noisy place you have been When did this happen? Where was it? Why was there a lot of noise? Explain what you did when you heard the noise. Sample 1 Describe a Place Where There Was a Lot of Noise In this materialistic era, … Describe a Place Where There Was a Lot of Noise: Speaking Cue Card Read More » IELTSFEVER is not affiliated, approved , endorsed by the University of Cambridge ESOL, the British Council, and IDP Education Australia. “All materials on this site are just for helping students prepare for the IELTS test.” ” ALL The Answers Of the Questions on this site send by Students and some data taken from the internet “

Describe a noisy place you have been to. You should say: • where it was • why you went there • why it was noisy and explain how you felt about being there. [You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one minute to think about what you’re going to say. You can make some notes to help you if you wish.] Model Answer 1: Where I live in my country, dealing with some kind of noises is a daily thing, simply because I live in a rather densely populated country. Of course, some places can be noisier than others, and today, I would like about one of those more noisy places, I visited in the past. The noisy place, I am talking about, is a “rail station”. But it was not just like any other rail station as it was the biggest one in my country. In fact, the station could hold about 30 trains at any given time, and it was very easy for a person to make mistake with his or her train if he or she didn’t know the proper platform number for his/her train. By the way, the station was also used to connect with the rest of the country. Anyway, I had visited the same rail station, full of noise, a number of times in the past, but when I visited it about a few years ago in order to pick up one of my friends from another town, the noise was even more deafening, probably because there were some major schedule debacles. Of course, the rail station was already noisy enough with thousands of passengers, either arriving at the station or departing from it. On top of that, th...

Describe a place where you felt crowded. You should say: Where it is When do you usually go there? What do you do there? And explain why it is crowded. Sample answer: I would like to talk about my recent trips to Ba Den pagoda, which was a memorable experience due to a massive number of visitors I encountered. During Tet holiday, my family often drives Tay Ninh province to visit my grandfather and last year we decided to take a short trip to Ba Den pagoda on Ba Den Mountain. Before getting on the hanging cable to the pagoda, I felt that it would be surrounded by hundreds of Buddhists because this sacred place attracts countless visitors on a daily basis, let alone the biggest holiday in Vietnam, Tet. And, I was right: People with their punches of flowers and candles were everywhere. At the corner, lines of people were trying to ignite their incense sticks with some oil lamps or candles. Inside the pagoda, many Buddhist visitors were kneeling and praying with their eyes closed. It was pretty hard for my family to even find some room to stand. However, we successfully managed to find a way through the crowd and got close to the worship place. My grandfather stayed outside since he couldn’t stand the smoke and lack of oxygen. Although I understand that most Vietnamese enjoy going to pagodas or temples in these special days of the year to wish for good luck, well-being and happiness, I don’t think I want to follow that tradition in the future. Follow-up questions: • Is there ...

You should say • Who or what made the noise? • What was the noise like? • What did you do when you heard the noise? • And how you feel about it? • I think there is lot of noise in India. • It is in fact hard to find a quiet place. • So, I am going to talk about an occasion when my nephew made a lot of noise. • He is just 5 years old. • But he is very fond of bursting crackers. • During last Diwali, he went shopping for crackers with my dad and he bought him a lot of crackers. • After visiting the Temple/ Gurudwara, when we came back home, he went to the terrace and for the next one hour, we could hear nothing but the sound of crackers. • He burst so many crackers. • The noise was deafening, and all the family members couldn’t wait for him to stop. • I can’t imagine how my dad tolerated the noise as he was with him outside on the terrace. • Rest of us were inside the house and for us the inside the house noise the intolerable. • I tried to distract myself, but the noise was too much. • I didn’t want to spoil my nephew’s mood by telling him to stop either. • So, after waiting for half an hour for him to stop, I decided to put on my noise cancelling headphones and watch a movie • My sister had gifted them to me a year ago. • That was the day, I actually tested the noise cancelling part. • It was amazing, I couldn’t hear anything except the sounds in the movie. • My other family members were not so lucky, and they had to tolerate the noise. • My dad also decided that day and t...