🔥"Describe a story someone told you and you remember"IELTS SPEAKING: Bài mẫu kèm từ vựng - Quý 1/2025

Bên cạnh HƯỚNG DẪN TỪ A ĐẾN Z CÁCH PHÂN TÍCH TASK 2 ĐỀ THI THẬT NGÀY 30/5/2020 IELTS WRITING VIỆT NAM (kèm bài được sửa của học sinh đạt 6.5 đi thi thật), IELTS TUTOR Phân tích đề 🔥"Describe a story someone told you and you remember"IELTS SPEAKING: Bài mẫu kèm từ vựng - Quý 1/2025

IELTS TUTOR sưu tầm câu hỏi như sau:

• Describe a story someone told you and you remember
  • You should say
    • What the story was about?
    • Who told you this story?
    • Why you remember it?
    • And how you feel about it?

IELTS TUTOR lưu ý:

• What the story was about?
  • Basically, as the main character in this story, a kid shepherd found herding sheep was quite boring / humdrum
  • One day, he decided to make fun of the other shepherds / farmers by shouting loudly “Wolves are coming” 
  • Then, everyone else believed him and rushed to him but found nothing
  • The same thing happened again the following day. Unfortunately, the third time he shouted, his lie met up with reality. As no one would trust him any more, he helplessly watched all of his sheep being eaten as the wolves’ dinner. >> IELTS TUTOR hướng dẫn Phân biệt Occur, Happen & Take place 
• Who told you this story?
  • I was told this story by my mum when I was a kid. >> IELTS TUTOR hướng dẫn Cách dùng động từ"tell"tiếng anh
• Why you remember it? 
  • I was utterly afraid of telling a lie anytime  I think  of this story 
• And how you feel about it?
  • I promised to myself that the word “cheating” would be deleted from my life dictionary since I knew that it might bring baneful consequences, especially in some emergency situations 

IELTS TUTOR gợi ý bài tham khảo:

"Today, I would like to tell you about a story that I vividly remember from my childhood. This story, known as 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf,' has left an indelible mark on me, teaching me a lesson I carry to this day.

Basically, as the main character in this story, a kid shepherd found herding sheep was quite boring and humdrum (Humdrum = lacking excitement or variety, dull: nhàm chán, đơn điệu).
One day, he decided to make fun of (Make fun of = to mock or joke about someone or something: trêu chọc, chế nhạo ai đó) the other shepherds and farmers by shouting loudly, “Wolves are coming!”
Then, everyone else believed him and rushed to (Rush to = to hurry or move quickly toward something: vội vã, lao tới) him but found nothing.
The same thing happened again the following day. Unfortunately, the third time he shouted, his lie met up with reality (Met up with reality = to face the consequences of one’s actions: gặp phải thực tế). As no one would trust him anymore, he helplessly watched all of his sheep being eaten as the wolves’ dinner.

I was told this story by my mum when I was a kid. She used it as a cautionary tale (Cautionary tale = a story told to warn others about the consequences of certain behaviors: câu chuyện cảnh báo).>> Form đăng kí giải đề thi thật IELTS 4 kĩ năng kèm bài giải bộ đề 100 đề PART 2 IELTS SPEAKING quý đang thi (update hàng tuần) từ IELTS TUTOR

I was utterly afraid of telling a lie anytime I thought of this story. It struck me as a tale with baneful (Baneful = causing harm or ruin, destructive: gây hại, có hại) consequences.

I promised myself that the word “cheating” would be deleted from my life dictionary (Deleted from my life dictionary = to completely avoid or eliminate something from one's habits: xóa bỏ hoàn toàn khỏi cuộc sống). It made me realize that dishonesty might lead to disastrous outcomes, especially in emergency situations (Emergency situations = times of crisis or immediate danger: tình huống khẩn cấp).

All in all, this story taught me a valuable lesson about honesty and how trust, once lost, is almost impossible to regain. It’s an eye-opener (Eye-opener = something that makes you realize or understand something important: mở mang tầm mắt, thức tỉnh)."

How does technology help people tell stories?

Technology has revolutionized (cách mạng hóa) storytelling by providing more interactive and engaging platforms. For instance, digital tools like video editing software and animation allow storytellers to create visually stunning (đẹp mắt) content, capturing audiences’ attention effortlessly. Moreover, social media platforms have become a game-changer (sự thay đổi cục diện) for storytellers, as they can share their narratives with millions at the click of a button. An example would be how YouTube channels bring stories to life with illustrations, music, and sound effects. On top of that, advanced technologies like virtual reality (VR) offer an immersive experience, making people feel as though they are a part of the story. For instance, children can step into the world of their favorite fairy tales through VR headsets. These tools ensure that storytelling remains both innovative and widely accessible. Without a doubt, technology has made storytelling an easier and more dynamic (năng động, sinh động) process.

How has technology changed storytelling?

Technology has transformed (thay đổi hoàn toàn) storytelling into a more collaborative process. People now co-create stories through interactive platforms such as podcasts and live streaming, allowing audiences to contribute ideas and shape the narrative. For instance, fanfiction websites enable readers to add their own twists to existing stories. Furthermore, modern storytelling often includes multimedia elements like animations, infographics, and augmented reality, which breathe life into (thổi hồn vào) traditional storytelling. An example is how books are now adapted into graphic novels or interactive e-books with embedded videos. In the past, stories were mostly told through word of mouth or printed books, but today, technology has diversified the ways stories can be delivered (truyền tải). This evolution ensures that stories remain relevant in an increasingly tech-savvy (am hiểu công nghệ) world.

Why do children like stories?

Children are naturally drawn to (bị cuốn hút bởi) stories because they spark their imagination and curiosity. Stories often introduce magical worlds and relatable characters that allow kids to escape their everyday lives. For example, fairy tales like Cinderella and Peter Pan transport children to enchanted lands filled with wonder. Additionally, stories often teach moral lessons or contain exciting adventures, which keep kids hooked (say mê, bị cuốn hút). An example would be the Harry Potter series, which blends mystery, friendship, and bravery. Stories not only entertain children but also provide them with a creative outlet (cách thể hiện sự sáng tạo). It’s no wonder kids find storytelling so fascinating.

Why do children like hearing the same bedtime story?

Hearing the same bedtime story provides children with a sense of familiarity and comfort. Repetition helps them anticipate what happens next, creating a feeling of security. For instance, knowing how The Three Little Pigs ends can be reassuring (an tâm) for a child. Moreover, familiar stories allow kids to focus on small details they may have missed before, making the experience feel fresh every time. An example would be children noticing new aspects of the illustrations in their favorite picture books. At the end of the day, bedtime stories become a special bonding ritual between parents and children, fostering emotional closeness and trust. This repetition not only helps with relaxation but also strengthens family connections.

What kind of stories do children like to listen to?

Children generally prefer stories that are adventurous and action-packed (đầy kịch tính, hành động). These stories often involve heroes overcoming obstacles or defeating villains, such as The Lion King or Jack and the Beanstalk. Another reason kids love such stories is that they often have clear moral lessons, teaching values like courage and kindness. In addition, humorous stories also appeal to children because they enjoy laughing at funny characters or situations. For instance, books like Diary of a Wimpy Kid make kids giggle with their relatable humor. Stories that combine adventure and humor are especially effective in keeping children entertained and engaged.>> IELTS TUTOR có hướng dẫn kĩ PHÂN TÍCH ĐỀ THI THẬT TASK 1 (Complaint letter) NGÀY 04/8/2020 IELTS WRITING GENERAL MÁY TÍNH (kèm bài được sửa hs đi thi)

What can a child learn from a story?

Stories are an excellent way for children to learn important life lessons and moral values. Many classic tales teach kids about honesty, hard work, or compassion, like The Tortoise and the Hare, which emphasizes perseverance. On top of that, stories enhance children’s vocabulary and language skills by introducing them to new words in context. For example, reading Alice in Wonderland can familiarize kids with creative expressions and imaginative ideas. In the same vein, stories can improve their emotional intelligence by helping them understand different perspectives. An example would be how The Giving Tree teaches the importance of selflessness. These lessons make storytelling not just fun but also educational.

Vocabulary and Idiom:

• Revolutionized: Made a dramatic change to something. Cách mạng hóa.
• Visually stunning: Extremely attractive to look at. Đẹp mắt.
• Game-changer: Something that completely changes how a situation develops. Sự thay đổi cục diện.
• Breathe life into: Make something more exciting or interesting. Thổi hồn vào.
• Drawn to: Attracted to something. Bị cuốn hút bởi.
• Hooked: Deeply interested or captivated. Say mê, bị cuốn hút.
• Reassuring: Giving comfort or confidence. An tâm.
• Action-packed: Full of exciting events and activities. Đầy kịch tính, hành động.
• On top of that: In addition; furthermore. Ngoài ra, thêm vào đó.
• In the same vein: In a similar way or style. Theo cách tương tự.

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