Shadowing-Übung: #24 IELTS Speaking Forecast Quý 1/2026 | Part 2&3: Famous People | Bài mẫu & Phân tích chi tiết - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Describe a book you read that you found useful.
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You should say, what it is, when you read it, why you think it is useful, and explain how you felt about it.
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I'd like to talk about a book called Atomic Habits by James Clear, which I found extremely useful and practical.
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I read this book about a year ago when I was feeling unmotivated and struggling to.
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Maintain a consistent daily routine.
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This book focuses on the idea that small habits, when repeated consistently, can lead to remarkable long-term results,
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instead of encouraging people to set.
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Unrealistic goals.
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The author emphasizes the importance of making small, manageable changes in daily behavior.
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What I found particularly useful was that the book provides clear examples and practical.
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Techniques such as habit stacking, tracking progress, and designing an environment that supports good habits.
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I believe this book is useful because it can be applied to many aspects of life, including studying, working, and personal development.
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After reading it, I became more disciplined and started.
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Building positive habits like waking up earlier, planning my tasks, and reducing procrastination.
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Overall, I felt highly motivated and inspired after reading this book.
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It completely changed my mindset about self-improvement and taught me that long-term success comes from consistency rather than sudden effort.
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Even now, I still apply several ideas from this book in my daily life.
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Vocabulary.
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Consistent daily routine.
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Long-term results.
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Manageable changes Personal development Change my mindset 1.
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What should we do to prevent modern libraries from closing down?
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To prevent libraries from closing down, I think they need to transform into more modern and attractive spaces.
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Besides lending, books, libraries should provide digital resources, free internet access, and comfortable study areas.
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Organizing community events such as workshops, reading clubs, or exhibitions can also encourage people,
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especially young generations, to visit libraries more often.
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If libraries meet modern learning and social needs, they can remain relevant in the digital age.
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Two.
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Have libraries changed a lot with the development of the internet?
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Yes, libraries have changed significantly due to the development of the internet.
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In the past, libraries mainly stored printed books, but now many of them offer e-books, online journals, and digital databases.
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Users can access information quickly without physically visiting the library.
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However, libraries are no longer just information centers.
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They have also become quiet places for studying and research.
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3. Which one is better, paper books or ebooks?
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In my opinion, neither is completely better because they serve different purposes.
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Paper books provide a more immersive reading experience and help.
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Readers focus better, especially for long reading sessions.
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On the other hand, ebooks are more convenient since they are lightweight and easy to carry.
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Personally, I prefer paper books when studying and ebooks when traveling.
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4. Do you think old people spend more time reading than young people?
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Yes, I think older people generally spend more time reading
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because they have more free time and fewer responsibilities related to work or study.
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They also tend to prefer traditional activities such as reading newspapers or books.
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In contrast, young people are often distracted by social media and online entertainment, which reduces the amount of time they spend reading.
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5. What should the government do to make libraries better?
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The government should invest more in modernizing libraries by improving facilities and updating book collections.
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Providing free access to digital resources and organizing reading programs for students can also make libraries more appealing.
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In addition, the government should promote reading culture through public campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of reading.
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Six, what are the types of books that young people like to read?
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Young people usually prefer books that are entertaining and practical, such as novels, comics, and self-help books.
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Many of them are.
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Also interested in books about personal development, business, or mental health because these topics are closely related to their future careers and personal lives.
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Describe a famous person you would like to meet.
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You should say, who is he, she?
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What is he, she famous for?
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What you would do if you meet him, her?
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And explain why you would like to meet him, her.
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I would like to talk about Taylor Swift, a world-famous singer and songwriter whom I really admire and would love to meet in real life.
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She is best known for her successful music career and her ability to write meaningful songs based on real-life experiences and emotions.
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I first got to know her when I was in secondary school, as her songs were frequently played on the radio and shared widely on social media.
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Over time, I became a big fan not only because of her music, but also because of her personality, and strong work ethic.
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If I had the opportunity to meet her, I would like to express how her music has inspired me and many other young people during difficult times.
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I would also love to ask her how she manages to stay, creative for such a long time, and how she deals with pressure, criticism, and fame.
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If possible, I would really enjoy hearing her talk about the stories behind some of her most popular songs.
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I would like to meet Taylor Swift because she is a truly creative and determined person.
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She constantly challenges herself by trying different music styles and never stops improving.
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In addition, she uses her fame to spread positive messages about self-confidence and independence.
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To me, she is not only a talented artist but also a strong role model, which is why meeting her would be an unforgettable experience.
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Vocabulary, songwriter, real-life experiences, strong work ethic, self-confidence, and independence.
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Unforgettable experience.
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One, do you think that famous people are generally happier than ordinary people?
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I don't believe famous people are necessarily happier than ordinary people, although they often enjoy financial, security, and public recognition.
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they also face constant pressure and a lack of privacy.
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Being in the public, I means their actions are always judged, which can negatively affect their mental health.
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In contrast, ordinary people may lead simpler lives with fewer expectations, which can sometimes result in greater emotional stability.
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Two, what qualities does a person need to have in order to be famous?
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To become famous, a person usually needs a combination of talent, determination, and strong communication skills.
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Confidence is also essential, especially when dealing with public attention and criticism.
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In addition, adaptability is important because famous people often need to respond quickly to changes in, trends, and public opinion.
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3. Is it easier or more difficult to achieve fame today than in your grandparents' time?
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I think it is much easier to achieve fame today compared to my grandparents' time.
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In the past, fame was limited to people who appeared on television, radio, or newspapers.
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Nowadays, thanks to social media and online platforms, anyone can become famous overnight by creating engaging content and reaching a global audience.
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4. Do you think more is expected from famous people than ordinary citizens?
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Yes, definitely.
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Famous people are often seen as role models, so society expects them to behave responsibly and set.
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Positive examples.
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Their behavior, opinions, and even personal lives are closely monitored.
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As a result, they are often judged more harshly than ordinary citizens when they make mistakes.
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