Cách trả lời "Have national celebrations become more or less important over time?" IELTS SPEAKING PART 3

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National celebrations are becoming less critical nowadays.

• Main idea 1: Young people today have too many occasions to celebrate, and national celebrations do not seem to be as important to people as they used to be. >> IELTS TUTOR lưu ý Cách paraphrase từ "important" (diễn đạt "quan trọng" tiếng anh)
  • Supporting idea: 
    • With the rise of social media, young people are constantly bombarded with messages about the latest products, events, and cultural trends, and they have access to a seemingly endless array of entertainment options. 
    • In this context, national celebrations may seem less relevant or appealing to younger generations.
  • Example:  In the past, National Day parades were a major event for people of all ages, with families gathering to watch the colorful display of military parades, marching bands, and cultural performances. However, in recent years, younger generations may be less likely to attend these events, as they may see them as outdated or irrelevant. >> IELTS TUTOR lưu ý Cách dùng danh từ"performance"tiếng anh
• Main idea 2: Another factor that may contribute to a decline in the importance of national celebrations is the increasing pace of life and the growing emphasis on individualism and personal success.
  • Supporting idea: In today's fast-paced world, people are often too busy to take the time to participate in communal celebrations, and they may feel that these events are not as meaningful or relevant to their lives.
  • Example: Younger generations may be less likely to participate in traditional festivals as they may find them to be too traditional or slow-paced. Instead, they may prefer to attend more modern or trendy events, such as music festivals or food and drink events. >> IELTS TUTOR lưu ý Cách dùng động từ"attend"tiếng anh