IELTS Speaking tip
Make it a habit to ask questions during conversations to keep them flowing naturally.
Vocabulary
- gift
- money
- idea
- opinion
- present
- occasion
- recipient
- envelope
- gesture
- charity
- reaction
- value
- benefit
- tradition
- consideration
Sample Answer
In my opinion, presenting money as a gift can be a double-edged sword. On one hand, it offers the recipient the freedom to choose what they truly desire, which is particularly beneficial in situations where personal preferences may vary significantly. This practicality can be especially appreciated during milestone celebrations such as weddings or graduations.
On the other hand, the act of giving money can sometimes lack the emotional weight associated with a thoughtfully selected gift. It may be perceived as impersonal or even thoughtless, suggesting that the giver could not invest the time to consider the recipient’s tastes. Consequently, while monetary gifts can undoubtedly offer flexibility, they may inadvertently convey a lack of effort or a superficial understanding of the recipient’s needs, which could diminish the emotional connection inherent in gift-giving.
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