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Describe an important lesson you learned in primary school. v.1

Describe an important lesson you learned in primary school. v. 1
Describe an important lesson you learned in primary school. You should say: what is it when you learned it how you learned it and explain how it became important in your future life.   Model Answer 1: Not sure about others, but it was a blessing for me to have an opportunity to attend a great primary school, while growing up as a young boy, where I learned a number of important life lessons. Today, I would like to talk about one such an important lesson. The lesson, I learned, was that we should all remain true to ourselves always. Of course, I already knew that telling the truth to others was very important, but I wasn’t familiar with the idea of being true to myself until I reached 5th grade. In fact, I learned about this important lesson in a rather hard way when I failed to finish my own science project on time. Anyway, the science project, I chose, was a rather difficult one. However, before assigning the project, my science teacher had repeatedly asked me if I was able to finish it on time as it was a difficult one. But, I pretended that I was fully capable of pulling off any project, no matter how difficult it was, even though I knew that the project would pose a major challenge to me. I still accepted that project only because I didn’t want to show my weaknesses to others. Besides, I also wanted to create some “wow” factor among my classmates. But, as the time for submitting the project was approaching, I was becoming nervous because I wasn’t going anywhere close to finishing my project. So, I asked for some additional time from my teacher, and he agreed. But, I still couldn’t finish the project on time, leaving me embarrassed in front of my other classmates. And, at that time, I realized that I should have been true to myself, having some clear idea about my own ability and skills. Anyway, the lesson, I learned in my primary school, had always forced me since to analyse any situation thoroughly by taking time before making any decision whether they were big or small. Besides, this particular lesson also had taught me to be humble in front of others even if I had enough reasons to boast.   Sample Answer 2: Primary school is our first academic educational place and we start learning many new things from there. This is the place where the base of a student is made and that’s why things we learn in our primary school last for a long. One important lesson that I learned from my primary school is the value of time. In every stage of our life, we have to value the time we have and this lesson has helped me throughout my life.   I learned it throughout the 4-5 years I studied in primary school. I was only 5 years old when I first got admitted into primary school and had been there till I became 10 years old. I have heard it from many teachers of my primary school. They told lots of stories and gave examples from history and real events about the value of time. From my experience, I have also learned and understood it. If fact our lives are nothing but a sum of time. We come here for a predefined amount of time and we have so many things to accomplish and do to make our lives meaningful. We have our duties and responsibilities and those duties and responsibilities changes and expands with time. So being able to do things in their perfect time is the main mantra of life. From my experience, I have learned that time is priceless and we can never get it back once gone. So utilising it is the most important task in our life. Everything has its perfect time to be done and no matter what we do and how much effort we put, later on, we can’t change the actions we take with times. I have learned that, if I neglect the time and keep undone things that I should have done, it comes back to us like a boomerang. Accomplishing thing in time and doing them with dedication is the first rule to achieve success. Whenever I have values time and worked accordingly, I had been able to fulfil my aim and expectation. When I neglected time and kept things undone, I regretted it. From those experiences, I have started valuing time and that has brought me several successes that I desired. I still try to value my times and thus I can save myself from regretting later.     Similar Cue Card Topics Your ability to talk about this Cue Card Topic would also enable you to talk about the following Cue Card Topics as well:   Describe something you learned from school. Describe an important lesson you learned. Describe the important advice you got from a teacher. Describe your memory related to your school.   Describe something you learned or did in your childhood.
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. You should say: what is it when you
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.
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Model Answer 1:

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primary
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school
, while growing up as a young boy, where I
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learned
a number of
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important
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life
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lessons
.
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Today
, I would like to talk about one such an
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lesson.

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, I
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learned
, was that we should all remain true to ourselves
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.
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,
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idea
of being true to myself until I reached 5th grade. In fact, I
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learned
about this
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in a
rather
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way when I failed to finish my
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own
science
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on time.

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, the science
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, I chose, was a
rather
difficult one.
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,
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before
assigning the
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, my science
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had
repeatedly
asked me if I was able to finish it on
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time
as it was a difficult one.
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, I pretended that I was
fully
capable of pulling off any
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project
, no matter how difficult it was,
even though
I knew that the
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would pose a major challenge to me.

I
still
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that
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my weaknesses to others.
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, I
also
wanted to create
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some
“wow” factor among my classmates.
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, as the
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for submitting the
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was approaching, I was becoming nervous
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.
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, I
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from my
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, and he
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agreed
.
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, I
still
couldn’t finish the
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on
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, leaving me embarrassed in front of my
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other
classmates. And, at that
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time
, I realized that I should have been true to myself, having
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some
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clear
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idea
about my
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.

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, had always forced me since to
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any situation
thoroughly
by taking
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time
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before
making any decision whether they were
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big
or
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.
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, this particular
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also
had taught me to be humble in front of others even if I had
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enough
reasons to boast.
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Sample Answer
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2: Primary
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school
is our
first
academic educational
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place and
we
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start
learning
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new things from there. This is the place where the base of a student
is made
and that’s why things we learn in our
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primary
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school
last for a long. One
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important
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lesson
that I
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learned
from my
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primary
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school
is the
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value
of
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time
. In every stage of our
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life
, we
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have to
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the
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we have and this
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.
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I
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learned
it throughout the 4-5 years I studied in
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primary
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school
. I was
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only
5 years
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old
when I
first
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got
admitted into
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school
and had been there till I became 10 years
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.
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I
have heard it from
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of my
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. They
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lots of stories and gave examples from history and real
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events
about the
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of
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. From my experience, I have
also
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learned
and understood it. If fact our
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are nothing
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but
a sum of
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time
. We
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come
here for a predefined amount of
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time and
we have
so
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many
things to accomplish and do to
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make
our
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lives
meaningful. We have our duties and responsibilities and those duties and responsibilities
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changes
and expands with
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time
.
So
being able to do things in their perfect
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time
is the main mantra of
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life
. From my experience, I have
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learned
that
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time
is
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priceless and
we can never
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get
it back once gone.
So
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utilising
it is the most
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important
task in our
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life
. Everything has its perfect
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time
to
be done
and no matter what we do and how much effort we put, later on, we can’t
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change
the actions we take with
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times
. I have
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learned
that, if I neglect the
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time
and
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keep
undone things that I should have done, it
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comes
back to us like a boomerang. Accomplishing thing in
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time
and doing them with dedication is the
first
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rule
to achieve success. Whenever I have values
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time
and worked
accordingly
, I had been able to fulfil my aim and expectation. When I neglected
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time
and
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kept
things undone, I regretted it. From those experiences, I have
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started
valuing
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time
and that has brought me several successes that I desired. I
still
try to
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value
my
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times
and
thus
I can save myself from regretting later.
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Similar Cue Card Topics Your ability to talk about this Cue Card Topic would
also
enable you to talk about the following Cue Card Topics as
well
:
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Describe
something you
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learned
from
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school
.
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Describe
an
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important
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lesson
you
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learned
.
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Describe
the
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important
advice you
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got
from a
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teacher
.
Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Describe
your memory related to your
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school
.
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Describe
something you
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learned
or did in your childhood.
20Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
106Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
15Mistakes
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IELTS speaking Describe an important lesson you learned in primary school. v. 1

Speaking
  American English
7 paragraphs
850 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
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    Include an introduction and conclusion
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    Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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    Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 5.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 5.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 5.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
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    Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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