IELTS Speaking tip
Limit filler words (e.g., 'um', 'like', 'you know') in your speech.
Vocabulary
- punctuality
- appointment
- commitment
- reliability
- responsibility
- deadlines
- expectations
- courtesy
- professionalism
- time-management
- prioritization
- respect
- convention
- schedule
- consideration
Sample Answer
Absolutely, punctuality is a significant aspect of professionalism and respect. Arriving on time for appointments demonstrates a commitment to valuing not only one's own time but also that of others involved. In a world where schedules are incessantly busy, being late can disrupt the flow of operations and can be perceived as inconsiderate. Not only does on-time arrival foster a sense of reliability and accountability, but it also sets a positive tone for the meeting, establishing an atmosphere of mutual respect. However, one must also consider that unforeseen circumstances can occasionally impede punctuality, and in such instances, communication becomes key, as it helps maintain transparency and trust between parties. Therefore, while being on time is undeniably important, the context surrounding delays can also influence perceptions of reliability.
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