CELPIP Speaking Task 2 Sample Answer: Meeting Someone in Dreams
By David
Tell about a time you dreamed about meeting someone you know, whether it was a friend, family member, or even a famous person.
Preparation
30 seconds
Speaking
60 seconds
Tense
Mostly past tense
The question
Tell about a time you dreamed about meeting someone you know, whether it was a friend, family member, or even a famous person.
Excellent answer (transcript): around CLB 11–12
One night, I dreamt of reconnecting with a late family member, someone I deeply miss. In the dream, we talked about everything we hadn’t said before. It was such an emotional experience that, even after waking up, I carried that sense of peace with me for days.
47 words
Good answer (transcript): around CLB 7–8
I had a dream about meeting a celebrity I admire. In the dream, we had a conversation about their career, and it felt so real. I woke up feeling inspired by the dream, as if I had actually had a chance to speak to them.
45 words
Basic answer (transcript): around CLB 4–5
I once dreamed about meeting my best friend in a park. It was fun because we talked about everything, but when I woke up, I felt a bit sad.
29 words
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