IELTS Speaking tip
Engage in conversations with native speakers or fluent English speakers.
Vocabulary
- preference
- format
- convenience
- experience
- distraction
- intensity
- sustainability
- accessibility
- affordability
- portability
- retention
- information
- imagination
- engagement
- strategy
Sample Answer
While both physical books and e-books have their respective merits, I personally prefer physical books for several reasons. Firstly, the tactile experience of holding a book—the crispness of the pages, the distinct smell of the paper—provides a sensory pleasure that e-books simply cannot replicate. Furthermore, reading a physical book allows for a deeper immersion in the material; the absence of digital distractions enables me to focus more intently on the narrative. Additionally, physical books contribute to a sense of nostalgia and a personal library that reflects one’s tastes and interests. That said, I acknowledge the convenience and portability of e-books, especially for travel or commuting. However, when it comes to the overall reading experience, the sensory engagement and emotional connection fostered by physical books are unparalleled.
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