IELTS Speaking tip
Stay calm and take deep breaths if you feel nervous during the speaking test.
Vocabulary
- experience
- situation
- journey
- occasion
- achievement
- adventure
- anticipation
- excitement
- fatigue
- motivation
- decision
- commitment
- preparation
- challenge
- reward
Sample Answer
One memorable occasion when I had to wake up extremely early was during my final year at university, specifically for a crucial day of my final exams. It was in June of last year, and the exams were scheduled to start at 8 in the morning. To ensure that I would arrive at the examination hall on time, considering potential traffic, I decided to wake up at 5 AM.
The reason I had to wake up so early was not just to be punctual but also to give myself ample time to prepare mentally. I wanted to have a light breakfast and go through my notes once more before heading out. I was going to the university campus, which was about an hour's drive from my home. To my relief, I thought this early start would help me avoid any last-minute rush or anxiety.
Initially, I felt groggy and reluctant to leave the comfort of my bed at such an early hour. However, as the morning progressed, I felt a wave of determination wash over me. The stillness of the early morning provided a peaceful atmosphere that helped calm my nerves and focus my mind. Ultimately, waking up early turned out to be beneficial, as I completed my exams with a clearer head and a sense of accomplishment. In hindsight, I realize that sometimes an early start can set a positive tone for the day ahead.
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