IELTS Speaking tip
Incorporate idiomatic expressions appropriately to enhance your responses.
Vocabulary
- artistry
- aesthetics
- expression
- creativity
- performances
- innovation
- culture
- appreciation
- imagination
- entertainment
- presentation
- interpretation
- significance
- inspiration
- medium
Sample Answer
Indeed, there exists a nuanced distinction between art and entertainment, although they often intersect. Art, by its very nature, is a vehicle for self-expression and the exploration of complex human emotions, often provoking thought and challenging societal norms. It encompasses a myriad of forms, including visual arts, literature, music, and dance, each resonating on different levels with audiences. In contrast, entertainment primarily serves to provide enjoyment or diversion, often prioritizing immediate gratification over deeper engagement. While entertainment can incorporate artistic elements, its primary aim is to captivate and amuse rather than to instigate reflection or discourse. Consequently, while all art can entertain, not all entertainment possesses artistic merit. This distinction invites discourse about the value we place on creativity in our lives, and the myriad functions art and entertainment serve within society.
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- January 9, 2024 at 11:07 AM
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