Mẫu câu trả lời IELTS Speaking Part 2 + 3 về chủ đề “Describe your family”

2. Structure for Part 2

2.1. Sample essay ideas (Vietnamese)

2.2. Quick notes in 1 minute (English)

3. Example Speaking Part 2: Describe your family

Listen to the Podcast sample for IELTS Speaking Part 2 - Describe your family:
 

My family has always been a fundamental part of my life. There are four individuals in our household: my mother, father, younger sister, and myself. We also have a pet cat whom my sister adores, sometimes referring to him as our fifth family member.

My mom works as a bank clerk while my dad serves as a police officer. His job in law enforcement keeps him busy, often away during meal times. Recently graduated from high school, my sister is now aiming to enter her dream university. I'm currently in my junior year at a different university than my sister's choice.

Our family is tightly knit. I can't speak for other families, but ours truly feels that way. We have a tradition where mom Mytourares a special meal for us every weekend. With dad usually available at that time, we gather around the dinner table to bond and enjoy something special that's not part of our daily routine. Mom's delicious signature dishes certainly add to the experience.

The importance of family cannot be overstated. I find it hard to imagine life without my loved ones.

Từ vựng quan trọng trong bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2 về chủ đề Describe your family:

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  • Integral (n.): quan trọng sâu sắc
  • Clerk (n.): thư ký
  • Junior year (n.): năm học trước năm tốt nghiệp
  • Close-knitted (adj.): gắn bó khăng khít
  • Family tradition (n.): truyền thống gia đình
  • Bond (v.): gắn bó
  • Savor (v.): thưởng thức
  • Delectable (adj.): ngon lành

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II. Câu trả lời mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 3: Gia đình

Nghe Podcast bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2 - Chủ đề Gia đình:
 

1. Is the concept of family important in your culture?

Absolutely, it's undeniably crucial. In my country, there's a strong emphasis on young people establishing their own families promptly. The respect and honor expected from children towards their parents further underscore the high value placed on family.

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    • Settle down (v.): ổn định cuộc sống
    • Deference (n.): sự kính trọng
    • Proof (n.): bằng chứng

2. How has family size changed in recent decades in your country?

In recent decades, there has been a transformation in family structures, shifting from extended families residing together to nuclear families. Consequently, the average family size in my country has reduced to about 3 or 4 individuals per household. Previously, households were larger as children lived not only with parents but also with grandparents.

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    • Shift (n.): sự dịch chuyển
    • Extended family (n.): đại gia đình
    • Nuclear family (n.): gia đình hạt nhân
    • Shrink (v.): thu hẹp

3. What role do grandparents play in families in your country?

Grandparents in our culture hold significant roles within families. They often serve as caregivers for their grandchildren, especially when both parents are occupied with work to support the family financially. This responsibility allows them to foster close bonds with their grandchildren, a role they eagerly anticipate.

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    • Caregiver (n.): người chăm sóc
    • Put food on the table (v.): nuôi sống gia đình
    • Step up to V (v.): đứng ra đảm nhiệm trọng trách
    • Bond (verb): gắn kết 

4. Who do you believe should be responsible for elderly care, families or the government?

In my view, it should definitely be the family. Each family should take care of their elderly because that's an essential part of family responsibility. If families neglect their elders, it undermines societal norms. Moreover, there are other priorities that demand government attention.

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    • Throw sth out of the window (v.): xóa bỏ điều gì đó
    • Deserve (v.): xứng đáng nhận