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Spoken IELTS Part 1 Analysis of the answer to the model: Collecting things

Updated in January 2024

In my opinion, collecting or collecting things has always been a luxury hobby. It requires not only certain economic conditions, but also a lot of time and knowledge. These are unlikely for us who are still students. Fortunately, the IELTS official did not require you to give a positive answer. Therefore, if you really don't have the habit of collecting things, just tell the truth.

Do you collect things? Do you collect things?

No, I do not. I know some people derive a lot of pleasure and even wealth from collecting things. Inspired by them, I used to collect stamps for a period. But I simply could not find its amusement, so I quit it after about a month. Right now, I want to focus on my study and IELTS, leaving everything behind.

No, I won't. I know some people get a lot of happiness, even wealth, from collecting things. Inspired by them, I also collected stamps for a period of time. But I can't find its charm at all. So I gave up a month later. Now, I want to focus all my energy on learning and IELTS, without thinking about other things.

Are there any things you keep from childhood? Is there anything you have saved since you were a child?

Yes, but only one. It is a silver pendant necklace in the shape of a traditional Chinese lock. On it are engraved sophisticated patterns and the words “Long live the kid”. It is a gift from my grandpa on my first birthday.

Yes, but only one. It is a silver necklace made into the shape of a traditional Chinese door lock (actually, it is a long-life lock). It is carved with exquisite patterns and the words of "longevity". This is a gift from my grandfather for my first birthday.

Would you keep old things for a long time? Why? Do you keep old things for a long time? Why?

The answer varies according to the specific items. If it is something that carries a piece of sweet memory, like the necklace I mentioned before, I will keep it forever and make sure I have packed it perfectly every time I move. This article is from Laokaoya website. However, if it is an everyday item, like a chair or a toothbrush, I will throw it away as long as it is broken or out of date.

The answer will vary according to the specific item. If it is something that carries sweet memories, such as the necklace I mentioned just now, I will keep it all the time and make sure to pack it properly every time I move. However, if it is a daily item, such as a chair or toothbrush, as long as it is broken or outdated, I will throw it away.

Where do you usually keep things you need? Where do you usually put your own things?

I have a specific drawer in my desk to preserve all the important things, like my diploma, transcript, awards I have won in various competitions, and the ID card. They are kept in different folders so that I can always find what I need.

There is a special drawer in my desk for storing all important things, such as my degree card, transcript, awards won in various competitions, and ID card. They are placed in different folders so that I can always find what I need.

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