IELTS Speaking tip
Practice answering questions in a structured way: introduction, main points, conclusion.
Vocabulary
- discussion
- example
- unexpected
- outcome
- communication
- conflict
- perspective
- misunderstanding
- frustration
- emotions
- response
- solution
- feedback
- reaction
- consequences
Sample Answer
Certainly, I recall a discussion I had with a colleague regarding a project proposal. I anticipated a constructive dialogue that would enhance our ideas, but instead, it devolved into a contentious debate. The root cause of this misalignment lay in our differing perspectives; I approached the project from a creative angle, emphasizing innovation, while my colleague was firmly entrenched in a more traditional and risk-averse mindset. Furthermore, the tension escalated due to a lack of effective communication; we both failed to listen actively to each other's viewpoints, leading to misunderstandings and frustration. Consequently, rather than collaborating to amalgamate our ideas, we found ourselves at an impasse. This experience underscored the significance of empathy and open-mindedness in discussions, as well as the necessity for clear communication to foster a more collaborative environment.
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