IELTS Speaking tip
Engage in conversations with native speakers or fluent English users.
Vocabulary
- benefits
- experience
- knowledge
- imagination
- concentration
- development
- perspective
- storytelling
- information
- distraction
- entertainment
- understanding
- engagement
- narrative
- creativity
Sample Answer
While both reading and watching films or television can offer significant benefits, I would argue that reading fosters a more profound intellectual engagement. Reading requires active participation, as it demands concentration and imagination from the reader, encouraging them to visualize characters and settings in a manner unique to their personal experiences. This engagement not only enhances cognitive abilities but also cultivates critical thinking and analytical skills. Conversely, visual media often presents narratives in a more passive format, which can lead to a more superficial understanding of a story’s themes and messages. That said, films and TV shows can serve as powerful tools for storytelling and education, particularly when addressing contemporary societal issues in an accessible manner. Ultimately, the preference for one over the other may depend on individual learning styles and the context in which one seeks knowledge or entertainment.
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