IELTS Speaking tip
Practice answering questions in full sentences to develop coherence in your speech.
Vocabulary
- dependency
- obligation
- expectation
- resentment
- entitlement
- disappointment
- relationship
- motivation
- financial burden
- materialism
- gratitude
- comparison
- value
- generosity
- appreciation
Sample Answer
Receiving money as a gift can indeed harbor several negative implications. Primarily, it can detract from the emotional essence of gift-giving, which traditionally emphasizes thoughtfulness and personal connection. When monetary gifts are exchanged, the recipient may perceive a lack of effort or sentiment behind the gesture, leading to feelings of indifference.
Moreover, monetary gifts can create a sense of obligation or expectation. The recipient might feel pressured to reciprocate, potentially leading to stress or anxiety about financial disparities in relationships. Additionally, for younger recipients, unmonitored financial gifts might encourage irresponsible spending habits, as they may not yet possess the maturity to manage money wisely. Ultimately, while cash gifts can be practical, they may overshadow the more meaningful aspects of personal relationships.
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