IELTS Speaking tip
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Vocabulary
- artist
- creativity
- talent
- innate
- skill
- expression
- imagination
- individuality
- perception
- dedication
- inspiration
- innovation
- medium
- aesthetic
- practice
Sample Answer
The question of whether everyone can be an artist or if it necessitates innate talent is a multi-faceted issue. On one hand, I believe that artistry is fundamentally an expression of the human experience, and therefore, it can be cultivated in anyone willing to explore their creative faculties. Techniques can be learned, and skills can be honed through practice; thus, it stands to reason that with dedication and perseverance, many can produce art that resonates on some level.
However, arguing that innate talent is entirely dispensable would be an oversimplification. Some individuals possess an intrinsic aptitude for creativity that may provide them with a more intuitive grasp of artistic concepts. In essence, while natural talent may give certain individuals a head start, the democratization of art means that through guidance and effort, many can indeed emerge as artists in their own right.
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