IELTS Speaking tip
Engage in debates or discussions on diverse topics to refine critical thinking.
Vocabulary
- friendship
- challenges
- connections
- relationships
- difficulties
- childhood
- adulthood
- socializing
- community
- interaction
- experience
- empathy
- trust
- support
- networking
Sample Answer
I wholeheartedly agree that forming friendships as an adult often presents a greater challenge than during childhood. In our formative years, social interactions tend to be more organic; environments such as schools and playgrounds provide ample opportunities for spontaneous connections. Conversely, adults frequently navigate more complex social landscapes dictated by work commitments, familial obligations, and the inherent demands of daily life. This complexity can stifle the spontaneity needed for friendship cultivation.
Moreover, as we grow older, individuals often become more selective in their social circles, resulting in a heightened focus on compatibility and shared interests, which can inadvertently limit opportunities for new connections. In contrast, children often engage in friendships more freely, based on shared activities rather than compatibility. Thus, while adult friendships can possess greater depth, the initial barriers to forming these connections can indeed be formidable.
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