IELTS Speaking tip
Stay informed about current events to provide relevant examples during the test.
Vocabulary
- communication
- interaction
- preference
- conversation
- connection
- relationship
- technology
- intimacy
- distance
- feedback
- expression
- audience
- engagement
- convenience
- availability
Sample Answer
While both methods of communication possess their unique virtues, I invariably prefer engaging in conversations face-to-face rather than through a phone call. Firstly, in-person interactions foster a deeper, more nuanced connection, as they allow for the subtle exchange of non-verbal cues, such as body language and facial expressions, which are often absent in telephonic dialogue. Additionally, meeting someone in person can significantly enhance the quality of discourse; the immediacy of a shared physical space tends to facilitate more spontaneous and genuine exchanges. Furthermore, I find that face-to-face interactions tend to lead to more profound relationship-building, as they provide an opportunity for shared experiences and memories that phone calls lack. However, I do acknowledge that phone calls can be incredibly convenient for quick check-ins or urgent matters when geographic distances or time constraints make in-person meetings impractical.
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