IELTS Speaking tip
Limit filler words (e.g., 'um', 'like', 'you know') in your speech.
Vocabulary
- impression
- personality
- interaction
- communication
- understanding
- behavior
- perception
- character
- perspective
- confidence
- discussion
- knowledge
- experience
- attitude
- opinion
Sample Answer
The extent to which one can learn from a person during a first meeting is contingent upon multiple factors, such as the context, the individual's openness, and their communicative style. In most cases, initial interactions provide a superficial understanding, primarily based on observable traits and initial impressions. For example, one can glean information about a person's interests or values through their choice of words, body language, and even the topics they choose to discuss. However, these insights may often lack depth and nuanced understanding.
Typically, if the setting encourages candid dialogue—such as a networking event or a heartfelt discussion—one might uncover layers of personality and insights that transcend mere surface-level characteristics. Therefore, while first meetings can be informative, they should be viewed as the initial chapters in a much broader narrative that unfolds over time.
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