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SPEAKING CUE CARD

Describe a foreign country you have never been to.

You should say:
  • where the country is
  • when you will go there
  • why you would like to go there
and explain why this is a good country to visit.

 Sample Answer ▼
The country that I have always wanted to go but have not visited yet is Italy. I've been dreaming of visiting Italy for more than 2-3 years. I'll definitely visit the country as soon as my graduation is complete.
Italy is in Southern Europe. Rome, the largest city and the Capital of Italy has been the leading political and religious center of the western civilization, serving as the capital of the both Roman Empire and the Christianity. I'd like to go there to see the museums, arts, streets, cultural and other attractions. Another reason I want to go there is to visit the Vatican City. I have read and heard about numerous stories and history about this country and witnessing them would be a great joy for me. There are plenty of things to see: arts, museums, Colosseum, Leaning Tower of Pissa, Roman Forum, Florence Cathedral, St. Peter's Basilica, Milan Cathedral, Sistine Chapel, Piazza San Marco, Circus Maximus and lots of other places I'd love to visit.

Italy was one of the most advanced territories once and had lots of historically significant places to visit. I've read about those places so many times and heard stories from many of my friends that visiting this country has become a major wish for me. And I'm pretty positive about visiting this country in next year.

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