Band 6: time of the day you like when, why (User-Submitted IELTS Speaking Answer)

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Well, to be honest, the time I prefer the most during the day is the night time before I go to sleep. I'm a working mother. I have always had so much to do, with things related to my work and house chores. I've taken care of my son; he's a young child, so I have a very busy day. When the night comes and my son is in his bed, that is the best time ever. I have time to connect with myself. Generally, I am a night person. Even when I was single, I used to love the night time. I have less traffic, and the atmosphere is much better at night. It's a time when I can be with myself, with my own ideas and feelings. I'm a very multi-tasking person, so I need this time to relax and ensure that I'm making the right decisions about certain things, particularly the most important and essential things in my life.

Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):

Well, to be honest, the most time I prefer the most during the day is the night time before I go to sleep. I’m a working mother. I have always had so much to do and things are that are related to my work and other things that contain house chores. I’ve taken care of my son, he’s a years old child and so I have a very messed up busy day. So when the night comes and my son is in his bed, he says it sounds that is the best time ever. I have to communicate with myself. Generally, I am a Victorian person. Even when I was single, I used to love the night time as a client. I have less traffic, there is an illness in the ear, the ear is much better at the night time. It’s time when I live with myself, with my very own ideas and feelings. I’m a very multi-tournous person, so I need this so much time to relax and make sure that I’m making the right decisions about certain things and particularly the most important things and essential things in my life.

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