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IELTS for Academic Purposes
IELTS for Academic Purposes
Listening Test -1
Listening Test -2
Listening Test -3
Listening Test -4
Listening Test -5
Listening Test -6
Friday, 24 November 2017
IELTS Speaking Part-1: Watch / Time
IELTS Speaking Part-1: Watch / Time
Que: Why do people like expensive watches?
Ans: Just like
any other accessories, the more luxurious a timepiece looks, the higher social
status the owner may hold. Watches are widely used by either gender and ones of
the visual indicators presenting how professional, smart and attractive a
person is. Therefore, if one wants to be acknowledged and taken seriously, he
prefers a high-end watch rather than a collection of lowend ones.
Que: Do you
like to wear watches?
Ans: Well, I
am more a cosmetics girl than clothing and accessories, hence, there are not
many watches and jewelries in my possession. However, I have nothing against wearing
a beautiful piece of art on my wrist and do own a few exclusive timepieces
which suit perfectly with my clothing on some special occasions, giving me a sense
of identity and uniqueness.
Que: Have you ever
received a watch as a gift?
Ans: Let me
see. More than half of the watches in my little jewelry box are presents from
my family and friends. And by that I mean 3 pieces since I only own 4 in total.
They all know I am not extremely fond of collecting these types of accessories
but make-up kits and the likes. Therefore, it would soothe their souls to see
me in watches because according to them, time is so precious that I need to be
reminded every second.
Vocabulary
In someone’s
possession: if something is in someone’s possession, they have it
Have nothing
against: to dislike or not approve of someone or something for a particular
reason
On (special)
occasions: from time to time; now and then
Be fond of =
be interested in = be keen on
Soothe someone’s
soul: To bring comfort, composure, or relief
Timepiece (n):
a clock or watch
Social status (n):
a person's standing or importance in relation to other people within a society
Indicator (n):
a sign that shows you what something is like or how a situation is changing
Acknowledge (n):
to accept that somebody/something has a particular authority or status
High-end (a):
expensive and of high quality
Low-end (a):
at the cheaper end of a range of similar products
Monday, 4 September 2017
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