IELTS Speaking Questions, Model Answers & Vocabulary

Part 3Topic 7 - Daily Routine & TimeEasy-Intermediate

Why do some people hate changes?

Tại sao một số người lại ghét sự thay đổi?

[POINT]Point

Some people hate change because uncertainty makes them feel less secure.

[EXPLAIN]Explain

They may hold on to familiar routines because the comfort zone feels predictable and controllable.

[EXAMPLE]Example

An employee may resist a new system even if it could eventually make work easier.

[EXTEND]Extend

Resistance to change often becomes weaker when people receive clear information, enough training and time to adjust.

Part 3Topic 7 - Daily Routine & TimeEasy-Intermediate

How can you change people’s opinions?

Làm thế nào bạn có thể thay đổi quan điểm của mọi người?

[POINT]Point

The best way to change someone's opinion is through respectful discussion rather than pressure.

[EXPLAIN]Explain

A persuasive argument should use credible evidence and also acknowledge the other person's concerns.

[EXAMPLE]Example

People are more likely to reconsider when they feel listened to instead of attacked.

[EXTEND]Extend

You may not always see eye to eye in the end, but a calm exchange can still make both sides understand the issue better.

Part 3Topic 8 - Food & DrinkEasy-Intermediate

What kinds of things can children learn to cook?

Trẻ em có thể học nấu những món gì?

[POINT]Point

Children can start by learning simple dishes that use safe and basic techniques.

[EXPLAIN]Explain

Basic recipes such as sandwiches, salads, eggs or simple soups teach food preparation without being too complicated.

[EXAMPLE]Example

Younger children can wash vegetables or measure ingredients, while older children can learn to use heat with supervision.

[EXTEND]Extend

Kitchen safety should come first, so the difficulty of each task needs to match the child's age.

Part 3Topic 8 - Food & DrinkEasy-Intermediate

Do you think it is important for children to learn to cook?

Bạn có nghĩ rằng việc trẻ em học nấu ăn là quan trọng không?

[POINT]Point

Yes, learning to cook is important because it is a basic life skill.

[EXPLAIN]Explain

Children who can cook for themselves are more independent and can make healthier choices instead of relying entirely on prepared food.

[EXAMPLE]Example

Knowing how to make a simple meal is useful when they later live away from home.

[EXTEND]Extend

Cooking also teaches responsibility and helps young people look after themselves in a practical way.

Part 3Topic 8 - Food & DrinkEasy-Intermediate

Do you think young people should learn to cook at home or at school?

Bạn nghĩ giới trẻ nên học nấu ăn ở nhà hay ở trường?

[POINT]Point

Young people should learn cooking both at home and at school if possible.

[EXPLAIN]Explain

Home cooking gives regular practice and family knowledge, while school lessons can teach food literacy, nutrition and safety in a more systematic way.

[EXAMPLE]Example

A parent may teach a family recipe, while a teacher explains how to handle ingredients safely.

[EXTEND]Extend

Combining both settings makes cooking a practical skill rather than something students only learn theoretically.

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Speaking Part 3

Why do some people hate changes?

How can you change people’s opinions?

What kinds of things can children learn to cook?

Do you think it is important for children to learn to cook?

Do you think young people should learn to cook at home or at school?