쉐도잉 연습: IELTS Speaking Forecast Quý 2/2026 | Part 1: Watches ⌚ | Part 2&3: Law on Environmental Protection 🌱 - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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1. Do you wear a watch?
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Yes, I wear a watch almost every single day.
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It has become an essential part of my daily routine, not just for keeping track of time during my relentless work schedule,
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but also as a fashion accessory that adds a bit of aesthetic appeal to my outfits.
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2. Have you ever got a watch as a gift?
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Yes, I actually received a beautiful smartwatch from my family on my last birthday.
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It was a wonderful surprise and it has been incredibly useful
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because it helps me track my daily steps and notifications without having to constantly look at my smartphone screen.
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3. Why do some people wear expensive watches?
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In my opinion, many individuals view luxury watches as a status symbol to show off their wealth and success.
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For some city dwellers or businessmen,
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wearing a high-end timepiece is a conventional way to make a strong professional impression on clients and colleagues.
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4. Do you think it is important to wear a watch?
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Why?
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To be honest, it might not be absolutely mandatory nowadays since everyone has a phone, but I still think it's highly beneficial.
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Wearing a watch allows you to check the time discreetly during a meeting or a presentation without being distracted by social media, which helps maintain your efficiency.
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5. Do you prefer smartwatches or traditional mechanical watches?
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I definitely lean towards smartwatches because of their practicality.
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While traditional watches have a classic aesthetic appeal, smartwatches are much more resourceful since they can monitor my health data,
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sync with my calendar, and help me manage my day during a time crunch.
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6. Did you wear a watch when you were a child?
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Yes, I remember having a colorful plastic digital watch when I was in primary school.
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It wasn't anything fancy, but it helped me learn how to manage my time and ensure
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that i wouldn't be late after playing outdoor games with my
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friends during my childhood 7 where do you usually buy watches i usually purchase them from official brand boutiques
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or reputable department stores in the city.
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Since there are many counterfeit products on the market,
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I prefer buying from certified stores to guarantee that the timepiece is genuine and comes with a proper warranty.
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8. Would you ever buy an expensive watch?
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If I achieve a major career milestone or have enough disposable income in the future, I might consider investing in one.
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To me, a high-quality watch is not just an item of luxury, but a timeless piece that can last for decades and remind me of my hard work.
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9. Why do some people prefer not to wear a watch?
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I think the main reason is that they find it uncomfortable or restrictive on their wrists.
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Furthermore, since digital clocks are now integrated into every device from smartphones to laptops,
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many people feel that wearing a physical watch is redundant in our modern concrete jungle.
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Describe a law on environmental protection.
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You should say what it is, how you first learned about it, who benefits from it, and explain how you feel about this law.
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To be perfectly honest, as a city dweller who witnesses the expansion of the concrete jungle every day,
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I am highly aware of the environmental issues we face.
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Today I'd like to talk about a crucial legislation in Vietnam, which is the environmental protection law,
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specifically the strict regulations regarding waste segregation at source and the heavy fines for illegal dumping.
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I first learned about the updated version of this law a
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couple of years ago through an extensive social media campaign and local news channels.
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The government was launching a massive awareness drive to educate citizens on how to separate organic waste from recyclable materials.
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It immediately caught my attention because it required a significant shift in our daily routine.
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The primary beneficiaries of this law are, without a doubt, the general public and future generations.
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By forcing households and businesses to sort their trash, we can drastically reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills,
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which prevents toxic chemicals from polluting our soil and water.
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Furthermore, sanitation workers benefit greatly because their job becomes less hazardous and much more efficient.
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As for my feelings, I strongly believe that this law is absolutely paramount and long overdue.
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For too long, people have been taking the great outdoors for granted, leading to severe pollution in our rivers and mountains.
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Although implementing this law requires a lot of meticulous effort from everyone, it is a necessary step to protect our pristine ecosystems.
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Gives me a sense of optimism
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that we are finally taking concrete action to safeguard our planet rather than just talking about it.
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Vocabulary, city dweller, concrete jungle,
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legislation, Waste segregation A heavy fine Illegal dumping Daily routine Landfill The great outdoors Meticulous Pristine Safeguard
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1. What kinds of rules do schools in Vietnam have?
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Schools in Vietnam maintain a fairly structured environment with a wide range of regulations.
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Most notably, students are strictly required to wear uniforms to promote equality and eliminate distractions.
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Additionally, there are strict codes of conduct regarding punctuality,
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academic integrity, and the prohibition of smartphone usage during lessons unless permitted by the teacher.
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These rules are designed to maintain discipline and ensure a high level of efficiency in learning.
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2. Do you think school rules are important?
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Absolutely, they are paramount for the development of young individuals.
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School rules act as a blueprint that teaches children how to function within a society.
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Without these boundaries, classrooms would easily fall into chaos, making it impossible for teachers to deliver lessons effectively.
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Moreover, following regulations sharpens a student's.
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self-discipline, which is a resourceful trait that will benefit them immensely in their adult lives.
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3. Are children unhappy with the school rules?
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Naturally, a significant number of youngsters feel restricted or even frustrated by these boundaries.
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Children by nature desire freedom and love to explore without constraints,
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so rules like strict dress codes or long sitting hours can feel like a relentless burden to them.
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However, as they mature, many look back and realize
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that these regulations were actually a therapeutic way to build character and protect their overall well-being.
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4. How can parents and teachers help children understand and follow rules?
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Instead of just imposing rules blindly, adults should focus on clear communication and leading by example.
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Teachers and parents need to take the time to explain the rationale behind each rule, helping children understand who benefits from their good behavior.
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Furthermore, when adults demonstrate discipline in their own daily routines children will naturally mimic that behavior
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making compliance a habitual action rather than a forced obligation five
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what are the rules people should obey at work in a
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professional corporate environment employees must strictly adhere to workplace ethics
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and operational regulations punctuality and meeting deadlines are critical to ensuring project milestone achievements.
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Additionally, maintaining professional communication, respecting data confidentiality,
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and avoiding workplace harassment are essential rules to create a healthy, well-rounded workspace where everyone can thrive.
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6. What is the purpose of punishment?
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From my perspective, punishment serves two main functions, deterrence and rehabilitation.
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On one hand, enforcing a penalty creates a consequence that discourages individuals from breaking rules in the future.
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On the other hand, the ultimate goal should be educational,
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helping the wrongdoer reflect meticulously on their actions so they can correct their behavior and reintegrate into the community as better citizens.
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Thank you.
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주요 어휘 및 표현
- 시계 (watch) - 시간을 측정하는 기기
- 스마트워치 (smartwatch) - 기능이 많은 디지털 시계
- 명품 시계 (luxury watch) - 고가의 고급 시계
- 환경 보호 법 (environmental protection law) - 환경을 보호하기 위한 법률
- 폐기물 분리수거 (waste segregation) - 쓰레기를 종류별로 나누는 것
- 중고품 (secondhand) - 이전에 사용된 제품
- 폐기물 (waste) - 버려지는 물질
- 공공 (public) - 대중에 관련된; 일반 사람들
연습 팁
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