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Bài viết giới thiệu Sample IELTS Speaking Part 2 Describe an important journey that was delayed thuộc nhóm chủ đề describe an object (miêu tả trải nghiệm) kèm theo các từ vựng ghi điểm trong bài. Đây là một trong nhóm chủ đề phổ biến trong bài thi IELTS Speaking Part 2.
Portray a notable journey that faced a delay
When it was
Why it was important
How it was delayed
And how you felt about it
Example of IELTS Speaking
I would like to talk about the time when my journey was delayed due to the bad weather.
I can’t remember precisely when it was because I have a terrible memory for dates, but it was several years ago when my besties and I decided to make a 3-day trip to Nha Trang, which is a coastal city in the South of Vietnam.
We booked a flight to Nha Trang. I expected we would arrive in Nha Trang in the afternoon, and then we could enjoy sunny weather and beautiful beaches. However, the weather, unfortunately, is unpredictable. To my great disappointment, when we arrived at the airport on our departure day, it rained heavily and was so windy that our flight to Nha Trang was delayed for 4 hours.
To say we were disappointed is an understatement. We had already checked in, so we had no choice but to stay in the waiting room.
When we finally arrived in Nha Trang, it was quite late. Therefore, instead of sunbathing and swimming in the water, we just ended up staying in the boring hotel and complaining about the unexpected weather.
Luckily, the weather was really nice the next day, and we could enjoy the sun and the beach to our heart’s content.
Lexicon in an IELTS Speaking example
1. Bestie /ˈbes.ti/: bạn thân nhất
Ví dụ: One of my besties bought me this hat.
2. To be unpredictable /ˌʌn.prɪˈdɪk.tə.bəl/: không thể đoán trước/ không thể lường trước
Ví dụ: She's very unpredictable so there's no knowing how she'll react to the news.
3. To end up doing something: kết cuộc là làm một việc gì khác với việc dự định ban đầu
Ví dụ: The deals were popular at the time, but many ended up losing money.
4. Sunbathing /ˈsʌnˌbeɪ.ðɪŋ/: tắm nắng
Ví dụ: It was too hot for sunbathing.
5. Unexpected /ˌʌn.ɪkˈspek.tɪd/: không lường trước được
Ví dụ: Her resignation was completely unexpected.
6. To enjoy something to our heart’s content: tận hưởng thỏa thích
Ví dụ: We enjoy the party to our heart’s content
Mở rộng:
Những từ vựng và ý tưởng trong bài có thể áp dụng cho chủ đề: Describe a time when the weather prevented your activity
We had planned to go to the beach, and we had checked the weather forecast in advance. I expected this would be a fantastic trip with sunny weather and beautiful beaches. However, the weather was unpredictable and, to my great disappointment, when we got up that morning, it was raining heavily.
Sample of IELTS Speaking Part 3
Gợi ý: travel to work (đi làm), go out for a coffee (ra ngoài đi cà phê).
Well in general, there are thousands of reasons for us to travel, and it’s impossible to know all of them. Some people have to travel to work or to school every day. Some others just simply go out for a coffee, to see a movie with friends or to visit someone they know.
Câu hỏi: What problems can occur during people’s daily travel?
Gợi ý: congestion (kẹt xe), drunk drivers (lái xe say xỉn), bump into (gặp phải, chạm mặt).
There are a lot. Congestion might be the most popular problem, especially in big and crowded cities. Besides, there’s also a chance people may encounter an accident when travelling. There are many careless or even drunk drivers out there and who knows when we’ll bump into them.
Question: Do you believe individuals will no longer need to commute to work and instead work remotely in the future?
Suggestion: eliminate the necessity (xóa bỏ nhu cầu), be physically present (có mặt).
No, I disagree. Remote work may become more common in the future, but it cannot completely eliminate the need for commuting. For instance, doctors still need to be physically present at hospitals to care for their patients, which necessitates travel. I doubt that remote procedures will be feasible, at least not within the next 50 years.
