Topic: Writing | Đề bài, bài mẫu IELTS Speaking Part 1
Do you write a lot?
What do you like to write? Why?
Do you think the things you write would change?
Do you prefer typing or handwriting when you are writing?
Do you often write with your hand(s)?
Would you say that having good handwriting is important?
Do you think that computers will completely replace handwriting?
When do children begin to write in your country?
What impression does a person’s handwriting have on other people?
Nowadays, how do most people write things?
Answer 1: Yes, kind of. As a student, I take notes in class, and after that, I have lots of written assignments to complete. Then, while taking the test, I use my gel pen for hours to complete the answer sheet. I suppose that’s why I frequently visit the stationery store.
Answer 2: Yeah, I like to write. I have a tendency to jot down everything that is significant because my memory is like a sieve. The best method is to write it down on my notepad.
Answer 3: Yes of course. This is an integral part of my job as a teacher. However, these days I mostly type on my computer or write messages on my cell phone, and rarely use paper or pens. You should only take notes where laptops are not allowed. I think it really hurts.
Answer 1: I was never a good writer, but because my major involved a lot of research, I became interested in writing research papers. I enjoy reading past research, formulating research questions, conducting experiments, and putting it all together in my essay. While it can be difficult, especially with my propensity for procrastination, I am very content to spend days and weeks on an article and get everything in place.
Answer 2: Well, normally I’d love to write something academic because it’s part of my job for a living. I am an IELTS teacher and I coach my students to write academic essays. These are often difficult and strenuous articles because you need a lot of knowledge, skills, and strategies to write academically. I mean you need to know a lot of collocations, how to explain ideas logically and avoid using slang and overly formal phrases.
Answer 1: Not really. I hope to one day be a researcher in my field, so I guess what I write won’t change anytime soon. However, I hope that the quality of my work will improve, because my career will depend on it.
Answer 2: Yes, I think so. Mainly because I’m an artist and also an avid reader. I’m a huge fan of romance novels and I thought I’d try writing novels. This seems appealing to me as I like to let my creativity run wild when it comes to writing and developing interesting storylines.
Answer 1: When I was younger, I preferred handwriting to typing because I wanted each essay to have a personal touch. This perspective changed quite quickly when I started college. Each assignment should be submitted in electronic form and it will be more convenient to enter it on a computer. In addition, using a computer makes it easier for me to cite articles and references.
Answer 2: Well, you know, nowadays modern technologies have largely eliminated handwriting and you don’t see people handwriting as much as in the past. However, I still think that some things need to be handwritten. For example, you should handwrite wedding invitations to show respect to your guests.
Answer 1: Oh, I really like that. Writing something calms and relaxes me, so I try to write whenever I have free time. The moment the pencil touched the paper, the words literally flew out and I flew to my dreamland. It was a great experience .
Answer 2: Absolutely, I loved writing with a pen in my childhood. My parents often scolded me for writing in my diary and other important office documents when I took the pen. And of course I used to cry a lot to get a pen from there so I could draw or write on paper or on the wall with it.
Answer 1: Sure, I believe that. While the number of people writing with pens is decreasing, the use of electronic devices such as computers and smartphones is increasing. As a result, all note prints obtained from these devices look the same and will therefore replace handwriting in the near future.
Answer 2: In fact, people are so used to computers and mobile phones that they can replace handwriting. I remember when I went to Delhi last month, there was a place where no one used a pen and used a computer or a mobile phone to write.
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