(2024) IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Sharing

Recently, I’ve been sharing homemade baked goods with my neighbors. It’s a small gesture that brings joy to both parties.

Some things that are not suitable for sharing include personal belongings like toothbrushes, underwear, and items of sentimental value.

I like to share things like books, food, and experiences with others. It’s a great way to connect and create memories together.

Yes, my parents did teach me to share when I was a child. It was an important lesson about kindness and empathy.

um… I suppose clothing and accessories are the common items to
share lately, especially after the shopping festival, me and my friends even made some “unboxing vlogs” several weeks ago and posted them online. That was quite something.

Let me see, it must be something personal and sensitive such as passwords or home addresses which should never be shared to protect your privacy and prevent identity theft or even breaking in.
Also, I don’t think intimate or explicit photos and videos are suitable, either, for it might possibly lead to the risks of misuse and violation of privacy, especially in the cyberspace.

Well, I usually share the photos or snapshots with my friends or strangers on the social media such as travel adventures or daily errands.
And I also frequently share the electronic devices such as laptops, headphones, or gaming consoles with my mates for it can easily glue us together.

Absolutely! Actually, since I was a toddler, my parents have been telling me the fables or teaching me the rhymes about sharing, especially with seniors or friends.
Honestly, I didn’t quite get it at that time but it is a part of our traditional virtue and the first step of courtesy.

Yes, recently l’ve been reading a book on IELTS speaking exams. Since I’m preparing for the lELTS, I’ve been recommending this book to my friends.
It’s quite helpful for both the exam and improving everyday conversation skills.

Hmm.. I think overly private matters are not suitable for sharing because you need to maintain some personal independence.
Plus, I don’t like sharing sad or troublesome things. Expecting others to solve your problems isn’t wise, in my opinion. It’s better to focus on sharing happiness.

Well, these days, I love sharing food, books, and movies with others.
Sharing delicious food brings everyone joy, and discussing books and movies can lead to great exchanges of ideas and experiences.
Also, if I have any happy moments, I like to share them with my good friends to keep our relationships strong.

Yes, ever since I can remember, my parents have always taught me the importance of sharing.
They told me that sharing is a virtue and helps us get along better with others. I vividly recall one time when I refused to share my toys with my kindergarten friends, and my mom gave me a good scolding when she found out.