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CELPIP Speaking Task 2: Talking about a Personal Experience

CELPIP Speaking Task 2 Sample Answer: Witnessing a Random Act of Kindness and Joining In

By David

Describe a situation where you witnessed a random act of kindness and decided to join in. Share what happened, what you did, and how it affected you.

Preparation
30 seconds
Speaking
60 seconds
Tense
Mostly past tense

The question

Describe a situation where you witnessed a random act of kindness and decided to join in. Share what happened, what you did, and how it affected you.

Excellent answer (transcript): around CLB 11–12

Recently, I witnessed a man assisting an elderly woman who was struggling with heavy shopping bags outside a grocery store. Without thinking, I offered to help as well, and together we carried her groceries to her car. The woman was deeply grateful, and the man and I shared a smile. That simple act not only brightened her day but also left me feeling connected to my community. It reminded me that kindness is contagious, and even small gestures can make a big difference.

83 words

Good answer (transcript): around CLB 7–8

Last week, I was at the bus stop and saw a person helping a stranger who dropped their bag. I decided to join and picked up some of the items. The stranger was surprised and thanked us both. It felt great to work together to help someone, and I was happy to be part of that moment.

57 words

Basic answer (transcript): around CLB 4–5

One day, I saw someone helping an old lady carry her groceries. I went over and helped too. The lady smiled and thanked us. I felt very happy and good inside.

31 words

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