Bứt phá điểm số IELTS Speaking với chủ đề Learning English, hướng đến Band 8.0+
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Wise English
May 9, 2025, 4:22:57 AMMay 9
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Bạn đang chuẩn bị cho phần thi IELTS Speaking và cần luyện tập thêm với chủ đề Learning English? Đây là một trong những chủ đề quen thuộc nhưng cũng dễ khiến thí sinh lúng túng nếu không có ý tưởng rõ ràng. Trong bài viết này, WISE English sẽ tổng hợp các câu hỏi thường gặp trong IELTS Speaking topic learning English, gợi ý cách triển khai ý tưởng mạch lạc, cùng bài mẫu band cao để bạn luyện tập và nâng cao khả năng phản xạ khi nói.
Describe a method you used to improve your English
I’d like to talk about how I improved my English by keeping a vocabulary journal, which really helped me expand my word bank. I started this method about a year ago when I was studying at a language center in my city.
The method was quite simple. Every time I came across a new English word or phrase, whether from a book, a movie, or my teacher, I’d write it down in a small notebook. I’d include its meaning, an example sentence, and sometimes a synonym. For example, I learned the word “procrastinate” and wrote: “To delay something. Example: I often procrastinate before doing my homework.” I reviewed the notebook every evening and tried to use those words in my speaking or writing.
I chose this method because I noticed I kept forgetting new words after learning them. Writing them down and reviewing them regularly helped me retain them better. Also, it was a flexible method—I could do it anywhere, even on the bus or during a break.
This method was incredibly effective. Within a few months, I noticed I was using more advanced vocabulary in my essays and conversations, which made me sound more sophisticated. My teacher even praised my progress, which was very motivating. I felt proud of myself and more confident in expressing my ideas. I still use this method sometimes, and it’s definitely one of the best ways I’ve improved my English.
The method was quite simple. Every time I came across a new English word or phrase, whether from a book, a movie, or my teacher, I’d write it down in a small notebook. I’d include its meaning, an example sentence, and sometimes a synonym. For example, I learned the word “procrastinate” and wrote: “To delay something. Example: I often procrastinate before doing my homework.” I reviewed the notebook every evening and tried to use those words in my speaking or writing.
I chose this method because I noticed I kept forgetting new words after learning them. Writing them down and reviewing them regularly helped me retain them better. Also, it was a flexible method—I could do it anywhere, even on the bus or during a break.
This method was incredibly effective. Within a few months, I noticed I was using more advanced vocabulary in my essays and conversations, which made me sound more sophisticated. My teacher even praised my progress, which was very motivating. I felt proud of myself and more confident in expressing my ideas. I still use this method sometimes, and it’s definitely one of the best ways I’ve improved my English.
Describe a situation when you had to speak English in public
One memorable occasion when I had to speak English in public was during a university seminar on digital marketing that took place last year. It was held at my faculty’s main auditorium and attended by around 100 students and several foreign lecturers who were visiting from partner universities in the UK and Australia.
I had been asked by my professor to give a 10-minute presentation in English about how social media influences consumer behavior. Although I had rehearsed my script thoroughly and prepared a visually engaging PowerPoint, I still felt nervous because this was the first time I had to address such a large audience — and in a foreign language, no less.
In my talk, I outlined several key points, including case studies of viral marketing campaigns, consumer psychology, and the power of user-generated content. I also included a short Q&A session at the end, where I had to respond to questions on the spot, which was probably the most intimidating part.
Speaking English in public, especially in an academic setting, was definitely outside my comfort zone. I was worried about mispronouncing words, using awkward grammar, or not being able to express my thoughts clearly. However, as I began to speak, I gained confidence with each slide, and I could see some people nodding along and taking notes, which encouraged me to keep going.
By the end of the presentation, I actually felt a strong sense of achievement. Some international lecturers even came up to me afterwards to give compliments and feedback, which made the effort worthwhile. It taught me that public speaking in English is not as terrifying as I thought, as long as I’m well-prepared and confident in my knowledge of the subject.
I had been asked by my professor to give a 10-minute presentation in English about how social media influences consumer behavior. Although I had rehearsed my script thoroughly and prepared a visually engaging PowerPoint, I still felt nervous because this was the first time I had to address such a large audience — and in a foreign language, no less.
In my talk, I outlined several key points, including case studies of viral marketing campaigns, consumer psychology, and the power of user-generated content. I also included a short Q&A session at the end, where I had to respond to questions on the spot, which was probably the most intimidating part.
Speaking English in public, especially in an academic setting, was definitely outside my comfort zone. I was worried about mispronouncing words, using awkward grammar, or not being able to express my thoughts clearly. However, as I began to speak, I gained confidence with each slide, and I could see some people nodding along and taking notes, which encouraged me to keep going.
By the end of the presentation, I actually felt a strong sense of achievement. Some international lecturers even came up to me afterwards to give compliments and feedback, which made the effort worthwhile. It taught me that public speaking in English is not as terrifying as I thought, as long as I’m well-prepared and confident in my knowledge of the subject.
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