Speaking PRACTISE
Speaking PRACTISE
SCHEDULE I3-NOVEMBER
SPEAKING PART 3
Today I am going to talk about an absolutely amazing game that I'm really into playing,
which candy crush
It is a puzzle game which is one of the most difficult games types
Seeing the advertisement for Candy Rush, I was immediately captivated by its superly
colorful art
Due to Covid 19, my parents could not earn money so, at that time, we have to cipe with the
financial problem. My mother asked me to quit the class so that my tuition fee can be allocated
to more important things
At first, cried over spilled milk all day. However, in a relentless internal battle, I accurately
perceived the present situation. I think that my family should be put priority over my favorite
leisure pursuit and drop out of the drawing class.
Since I was a child, I have had a great passion for drawing. Drawing not only allows me to
escape from the pressure of study but also recharge the battery when I am exhausted
Moreover, my dream university major is architecture which requires me a skill in the draw.
Therefore I needed to partake in the class to horn this skill to pursue my dream vocational
Part 3:
What kind of decisions do young people have to make?
Nowadays, youngsters have to face up a lot of problems in their life. one of the most important
decisions that they should make is their job future. They will spend most of their life with job and
job also financially support individuals, and their living standard and quality mainly depend on
salary. Making a wrong career choice makes them always negative, reducing productivity at the
workplace . Another significant decision that youngsters have to do is their relationship romantic
relationships are a major developmental milestone, bringing many emotional ups and downs .
They should be clever when choosing their partner to ensure long term happiness
Who do you think has a harder time making decisions, children or adults?
That would definitely be adults – children are much more intuitive and tend to decide as
a knee-jerk reaction. With a dispassionate look, children just go with their guts instincts
and make a decision without considering its reasonability and possible consequences.
Meanwhile, due to loss aversion, adults have to spend more time to accurately perceive
the situation systematically and weigh up pros and cons before reaching a decision. And
probably the biggest difference is that children, in general, have very little concept of
failure, as opposed to adults who may have experienced it and generally fear failure –
and this is what stops many people from trying new things. The thinking process of
children is much simpler, as they have much less life experience to base any decisions on.
Most adults tend to overcomplicate even simple decisions. which are not so difficult to
make