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IELTS Speaking Part 1 Questions (Jan-Apr 2025) - 28. Emails

  • Writer: Quý Sus
    Quý Sus
  • Mar 5
  • 3 min read

Updated: Mar 9

IELTS Speaking Part 1 Questions (Jan-Apr 2025)

雅思口試 本季最新Part 1題目 (2025年1月至4月)

Bộ đề dự đoán IELTS Speaking Quý 1 (T1 – 04/2025)


28. Emails


1. Do you often send emails?


→ I would say I do it fairly often. Given the nature of my job, it’s one of the main ways I stay in touch with colleagues and clients. It’s also a practical method for keeping track of important conversations and documents.


→ Honestly, I hardly ever send emails. They feel a bit outdated to me, and I find texting or using messaging apps much more convenient.


→ Not really. Emails feel a bit formal and can sometimes take longer to get a response, while messages are more immediate and casual for everyday conversations.


2. When would you send emails to others?


→ I use emails whenever I want to keep a record of my conversations. It’s particularly useful for discussions that involve important details or agreements.


→ To be truthful, I don’t send emails at all unless it’s absolutely necessary. If I need to reach out, I prefer calling or messaging instead.


3. Is sending emails popular in your country?


→ No, emails aren’t really widely used here.  It feels like instant messaging has taken over, especially among younger generations who  just love the speed and convenience of texting. Why wait for an email when you can get a quick reply in a chat?


→ I can’t say that sending emails is common here. Most people tend to rely on social media instead. Platforms like Facebook and Instagram allow for instant updates and interactions, which emails simply can’t compete with.


4. Do you think sending emails will be more or less popular in the future?


→ To be honest, I expect sending emails to decline in popularity. People seem to prefer quick chats over lengthy emails. As more people turn to apps for communication, emails may become a thing of the past.


→ No, I don’t think sending emails will gain popularity. It feels like they’re becoming obsolete as people look for quicker ways to communicate. The trend is clearly shifting toward instant messaging and social media platforms.




English

Vietnamese

Traditional Chinese

stay in touch

giữ liên lạc

保持聯繫

colleagues

đồng nghiệp

同事

clients

khách hàng

客戶

keep track of

theo dõi

追蹤

documents

tài liệu

文件

hardly

hầu như không

幾乎不

outdated

lỗi thời

過時

convenient

tiện lợi

方便

formal

trang trọng

正式

response

phản hồi

回應

immediate

ngay lập tức

立即

casual

thân mật

隨意

everyday conversation

cuộc trò chuyện hàng ngày

日常對話

keep a record

lưu lại

記錄

agreement

thỏa thuận

協議

reach out

liên hệ

聯繫

take over

tiếp quản

接管

generations

thế hệ

世代

speed

tốc độ

速度

convenience

sự tiện lợi

便利

common

phổ biến

常見

instant update

cập nhật tức thì

即時更新

interaction

tương tác

互動

can't compete with

không thể cạnh tranh với

無法競爭

decline in popularity

giảm độ phổ biến

人氣下降

a thing of the past

chuyện của quá khứ

過去的事

gain popularity

trở nên phổ biến

流行起來

obsolete

lỗi thời

淘汰

communicate

giao tiếp

溝通

shift toward

chuyển hướng sang

轉向

instant message

tin nhắn tức thì

即時訊息


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