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Speaking Part One
Topic: Clothes
1. What kind of clothes do you like to wear?
I like to wear comfortable and stylish clothes. For work, I usually go for business attire like a shirt with trousers and nice shoes. On my days off, I prefer casual outfits, such as jeans and a cool t-shirt.
2. What kind of clothes do you never wear?
I don't usually go for clothes that are too fancy or eye-catching. I mean I don't usually pick things like formal suits or very stylish tuxedos when I'm choosing what to wear. These kinds of outfits aren't something I wear often because they aren't very useful for my everyday activities and regular schedule.
3. Do you wear the same style of clothes on weekdays and weekends?
My clothing style varies between weekdays and weekends. On weekdays, I dress more professionally for work, but on weekends, I go for a more relaxed look with casual clothes like jeans and a comfortable shirt. It's nice to have a change and be more laid-back on my days off.
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Sample essay:
Some may argue that online friendships hold less inherent value, while I believe that in-person friendships carry deeper meaning due to the human connection they offer.
Proponents of virtual friendships highlight the diverse communication opportunities available today. Unlike in the past when one's friend pool was limited, social media users can now connect with people of various interests. For instance, individuals passionate about vintage board games can find like-minded friends on platforms like Facebook or Instagram, fostering potentially enriching intellectual bonds.
However, genuine, meaningful friendships are only possible when people meet face to face. Research indicates that physical interaction triggers the release of endorphins, elevating mood and strengthening connections. The value of real-life friendships lies in the ability to communicate through body language, eye contact, and physical touch β elements that are essential for the depth and significance we associate with quality friendships. These aspects are absent in superficial online connections, which often amount to little more than a time and energy drain.
In conclusion, while the internet offers conveniences that can enhance friendships, the true value lies in connecting with others in person. This belief remains widely accepted, even as more friendships develop in online spaces.
IELTS band score: 7.0
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New essay topic:
Friendships that take place online are not as meaningful as those where people meet each other face to face.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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Sample letter 2:
Hi James,
I hope you're well, and thanks for reaching out. You're pondering a significant choice: should you head straight to college or dive into the workforce? My suggestion: gain some work experience first.
Knowing you personally, I think jumping into college right away might not be your best move at the moment. You've always shown a passion for working, and now is a great time to explore it. A job can provide real-world exposure, which will complement your future education, especially in Business Administration.
Reflecting on my own journey, I rushed into college immediately after high school and missed out on practical job skills in my field, something I regret. I believe you can avoid this by getting hands-on experience. Working will help you learn skills like task management, timekeeping, meeting deadlines, and teamwork. It'll also enhance your decision-making and presentation abilities, possibly opening doors to better job opportunities.
Consider roles like a retail salesperson or a position in a customer-facing small company. They're easy to find in your city and offer insights into the business world.
I believe my advice helps you in making an informed decision.
Best regards,
Jeffrey
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Dear David,
I've received your letter, and I'm so glad that you all are doing fine. Also, I thank you for taking me into confidence in order to consult about a decision as important as either getting a job or going to a college.
While I consider both propositions to be very crucial for personal and professional growth, I think that timing and personal circumstances are also important when taking such an important decision. And, knowing you personally for quite some time, I donβt think that timing and circumstances are exactly on your side as far as the issue of going to a college is concerned. In fact, I know, how you donβt like doing so much homework and love to explore new places and opportunities. So, I'd suggest that you should gain some job experience before you start college.
You should get a job as a front desk agent at a hotel because I know you have an outgoing personality, and you like to meet and talk to different kinds of people. After all, a hotel is a place which is visited by all kinds of new people almost every day. I wish you the very best of luck.
Warm wishes,
Antony
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You recently received a letter from a friend asking for advice about whether to go to college or to try to get a job. You think he/she should get a job.
Write a letter to this friend. In your letter:
- say why he/she would not enjoy going to college
- explain why getting a job is a good idea for him/her
- suggest types of job that would be suitable for him/her
Write at least 150 words.
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