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Describe a wild animal | Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 2, 3
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Introduction (Giới thiệu)
Trong phần mở đầu bài nói Describe a wild animal, người học có thể giới thiệu về các nội dung sau:
Body (Thân bài)
Ngoài các câu hỏi gợi ý trong Cue card, trong phần thân bài người học có thể triển khai bài nói sử dụng các câu hỏi Wh- questions:
What?
Where?
Why?
How?
Conclusion (Kết luận)
Trong phần kết luận, người học có thể nêu lại lý do lựa chọn con vật đó và nêu vai trò, tầm quan trọng của con vật.
Mẫu 1
Today I am going to tell you about my perennial favorite wild animal. To be honest, I would consider myself a bit of a nature nerd, and naturally, I got particularly excited when talking about animals, one of which is the elephant.
In terms of appearance, elephants are recorded as the current largest living land animal, characterized by their grayish body, long trunks, columnar legs, and a massive head with flat ears. An average Asian elephant which can also be found in Vietnam, can weigh up to 6000 kg and stands 3 to 4 meters at the shoulder. Such animals are mostly found in savannas, grasslands, forests, and deserts. But let’s be honest, the most common way where one can meet a real-life elephant is in the zoo, sadly.
Another thing about this kind of animal is that it’s a herbivore which means they feed primarily on different plants, ranging from grasses and fruits to roots. An adult elephant can consume about 100 kg of food and 100 liters of water daily. Elephants are no predators; hence their daily activities are pretty chill. They are considered highly intelligent and social animals who would spend their day socializing, playing water games, or even playing football.
All in all, their energy and friendliness are what I got hooked on at first. Despite my poor interaction with elephants, my love and interest for them grow beyond the zoo.
Mẫu 2
I’m going to talk about the elephant. Elephants are among the endangered species nowadays due to their small numbers and the fact that they only give birth to a young elephant every two to four years. People today are putting a lot of effort into fighting elephant poaching and preventing habitat loss, which are two major factors causing the number of elephants to decline.
Elephants are considered to be the largest land animals. They are grayish in color with wrinkled skin and have massive bodies, large ears, and long trunks. Elephants are herbivores and social animals since they live in packs and feed on grass or leaves.
Elephants are diurnal, meaning that they are active during the day and are warm-blooded mammals. Elephants are also a crucial icon in many cultures and a symbol of strength and wisdom. Elephants are also believed to benefit the flora and fauna and balance the natural ecosystem.
Elephants play a vital role in the ecosystem, but now they are facing a lot of human actions that can harm them and affect their lives. It is vital that we prevent elephants, a highly endangered species, from being poached for the unlawful ivory trade.
As much as I care about wildlife, I’m no expert in this. The problem of protecting wild animals and their habitats has just emerged in recent years among Vietnamese people. Despite being taught various lessons about preserving and protecting wildlife, young people’s experience with such ideas is still very vague since their only interactions with wild creatures are through TV screens.
Or another way where we can learn more about these animals is at the zoo, which I personally believe is prisoning rather than protecting them.
By all means. Animals in general and endangered ones in particular play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance. If rare species are to be extinct, the whole food chain will be disrupted as this type of animal depends closely on the other.
Without one, the disappearance of this kind may eventually lead to many others related to the food chain, which could be seen as a global catastrophe. As a result, much money must be spent on preserving and breeding such endangered species.
There are a number of actions that can be taken to protect the creatures facing the threat of extinction. The first step involves all citizens actively supporting and participating in campaigns against illegal hunting and poaching, which are believed to be the leading cause of the problem.
At the same time, in addition to significant investments for conserving and breeding wild animals, the government should also introduce stricter regulations that impose proper punishments on those who engage in illegal poaching activities.
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