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VSTEP Speaking Đề Số 01
Social Interaction
Let's talk about Parties.
- Do you enjoy going to parties? Why or why not?
- What kind of party do you like the most?
- Do you prefer celebrating at home or at a restaurant? Why?
Let's talk about Mobile Phones and Technology.
- How much time do you spend using your mobile phone each day?
- Do you think people depend too much on mobile phones?
- When do you think people should turn off their phones?
Discuss Solutions
Situation: You have just graduated from university and received job offers in three places: your hometown, a newly developing rural area, and a city near your hometown. Where would you prefer to work?
Topic Development
Topic: Talk about the benefits of travelling.
1. What are the advantages of travelling with a group?
2. Why do some people prefer travelling alone?
3. How can travelling change the way people think?
Feedback từ AI
Bài mẫu
Part 1
Yes, I enjoy parties because they give me a chance to meet friends and relax after a busy week. Birthday parties are my favourite because the atmosphere is cheerful and everyone can celebrate together. I prefer having a small party at home rather than at a restaurant, as it is more comfortable and we can prepare our own food.
I spend about three hours a day on my phone, mainly studying, sending messages and reading news. I think many people depend on their phones too much because they check notifications even during conversations. People should put their phones away during family meals, important meetings and bedtime to focus on others and rest properly.
Part 2
I would choose a job in a city near my hometown. A nearby city is likely to offer more career opportunities and professional training than a small town, while still allowing me to visit my family regularly. For instance, I could travel home at weekends without spending too much time or money. Working in my hometown would be comfortable and affordable, but there may be fewer suitable jobs. Moving to a newly developing rural area could be exciting, yet I might have limited services and professional contacts. Therefore, the nearby city offers the best balance between career development and family life.
Part 3
Travelling is a great way to learn and relax. By visiting new places, people can discover different food, customs and ways of life. Travel also offers a break from familiar routines and creates memorable experiences. Some people enjoy group travel because they can share costs, feel safer and spend time with friends. Others prefer travelling alone since it gives them freedom to choose their own timetable and become more independent. Both options have advantages, and the best choice depends on the traveller. For example, a group tour may suit first-time visitors, while solo travel can help confident travellers develop decision-making skills. Overall, travelling can make people more open-minded by showing them that there are many different ways to live.
