Luyện VSTEP Speaking với AI feedback
VSTEP Speaking Đề Số 03
Social Interaction
Let's talk about Reading.
- Do you prefer printed books or e-books? Why?
- What kind of books do you enjoy reading?
- How much time do you spend reading each week?
Let's talk about Noise.
- What kinds of noise can you hear where you live?
- Does noise affect your studying or working?
- How can people reduce noise pollution in residential areas?
Discuss Solutions
Situation: After finishing a difficult examination period, you and your friends want to relax together. You can go hiking, visit an amusement park, or spend an afternoon at a spa. Which activity should the group choose?
Topic Development
Topic: Talk about face-to-face communication.
1. When is online communication more convenient?
2. Are young people losing face-to-face communication skills?
3. How can families spend more time talking in person?
Feedback từ AI
Bài mẫu
Part 1
I prefer printed books because I can focus better without notifications from a screen. I especially enjoy mystery stories because they are exciting and keep me curious about what happens next. I usually read for about three hours a week, mostly in the evening before going to bed. Reading helps me relax and improve my vocabulary.
I often hear traffic, construction work and loud music near my home. Noise sometimes makes it difficult to concentrate when I am studying, especially in the afternoon. To reduce the problem, people should avoid playing loud music late at night, and local authorities could limit construction hours and improve noise regulations.
Part 2
I think visiting an amusement park would be the best way to relax after our exams. We could enjoy different rides, take photographs and laugh together, which would help us forget about study pressure for a while. An amusement park also offers a variety of activities, so friends with different interests could find something enjoyable. Hiking is healthy and can be relaxing, but it requires physical energy and depends on the weather. A spa would be peaceful, although it might be expensive and less suitable for a large group of friends. Therefore, I would choose the amusement park for a fun shared experience.
Part 3
Face-to-face communication offers advantages that digital messages cannot always provide. When people meet in person, they can notice facial expressions and body language, making emotions easier to understand. Personal conversations also help build trust and stronger relationships. In addition, speakers can ask questions immediately and clear up misunderstandings before they grow. Online communication is still useful for contacting people who live far away or arranging quick meetings. However, relying too much on texting may give young people fewer chances to practise real conversations. Families can improve this by eating meals together without phones or spending time on shared activities. I believe people should use digital tools for convenience while protecting opportunities to connect in person.
