ielts speaking Part 2 and 3 about Important Letter You’ve Received
بررسی موضوع نامه ی مهمی را توصیف کنید که دریافت نموده اید، اسپیکینگ آیلتس پارت دوم و سوم در حد نمره ی 6.5 تا 8
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لغات زبان انگلیسی به تفکیک موضوع
درک مطلب از سطح مبتدی تا پیشرفته
تمامی موضوعات آیلتس اسپیکینگ پارت یک، دو و سه همراه با جواب
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IELTS Speaking part Two & Three about describe an important letter you’ve received with Answer and Vocabulary Band Score 6.5-8
Describe an important letter you’ve received
You should say:
- Who wrote this letter.
- When did he/she write it.
- What this letter was about.
- And explain what this letter means to you.
The letter I am going to talk about is the letter of invitation posted by London School of Economics, one of the top five universities in the UK. Several year ago when I was still in the last year of my senior high school, I searched high and low for a number of universities abroad. Then I made up my mind to send out a couple of applications to half a dozen of prestigious universities, hoping to be able to make it to one of them. A few weeks went by, and I got extremely anxious and upset as a handful of the universities I had applied for started to send me rejection letter. When I decided to give up my faint hope of being admitted to one of those universities, miracle happened. I finally got a successful admission letter from London School of Economics written by the Dean of Faculty of Economics. He first appreciated me for the interest I showed to the university in the very first lines of the letter and then in the second paragraph of the letter, he congratulated me on my distinguished record of academic excellence and personal achievement stood out. Then, he wrote that he was happy to offer me admission to one of the top universities in the world. I was over the moon right after reading the letter and called my parents and close friends to share one of the happiest moments in my entire life with them. The acceptance letter has marked a milestone in my future career. It gives me golden opportunities to pone my skills and prepare everything necessary for my future.
QUESTIONS FOR PART 3
Why do letters contain more emotions?
It seems quite obvious that when someone puts their pen down on the paper and starts to compose a hand-written letter they must be really patient and emotional. In a letter, the emotions of the writer can be expressed via the beauty of the words, or the tone of the language that the writer uses. It is quite hard to explain clearly but when reading a letter, we can imagine the writer is speaking to us with all their heart. Just see how delighted you are when you open a letter by your mom or dad. I’m sure that you would burst into tears the moment you read the first line.
Do you think emails are useful?
Sure. There are many uses for emails for businesses. They are a very cheap and efficient way to send formal or informal letters to one another. Personally I write several emails a day because I have many friends abroad and we keep in touch by writing emails.
Do you think it is a good thing that some companies send out spam emails for the purpose of advertising?
Well I don’t really mind junk mail. After all they only take me a few seconds to delete if I think they are not really useful. Sometimes the spam might be about a product that’s just what I’m looking for.
Do you think email might one day replace handwritten letters?
To some extent, letters are already being replaced by emails, however, I don’t think letters would be replaced entirely. Emails are easily intercepted by hackers, so sometimes really sensitive information cannot be written on an email. Therefore, I personally think that handwritten letters would remain for a very long time.
Who do you usually write to and what do you write about?
I write to my family, and to my friends; we keep each other posted about our lives and work, and also we have heart-to-hear talks about our opinions and feelings.
What do you think is the most difficult kind of letter to write?
I usually have a hard time writing business or formal letters, because then I just feel at a loss for words, it’s hard to formulate proper sentences. I find it very difficult to write a letter rejecting someone. It's hard to tell them you don’t want to date for marry or whatever them and not hurt their feelings any more than you have to.
What are the differences between handwritten letters and emails?
Most people feel that handwritten letters are more personal and they feel as if the writer has taken more time and thought in writing it. Emails are sometimes rather informal.
What kinds of letter email do you think is are the hardest to write?
I think emails to professors are the toughest to write, because I will be afraid and nervous if I don't make use of the proper honorific words or make him or her feel at ease. But as for friends, we can write to each other quite freely.
Part 2
Describe an e-mail you wrote to a particular person
You should say
- Who the person was
- What you usually wrote
- How often you communicated with him/her
- And explain why you sent an e-mail to him/her
Part 3
Do you prefer to write letter to a friend or send an e-mail and why?
How technology affected the way people communicate?
