(2025) IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Stories

I was hooked on fairy tales like Cinderella, Snow White and especially Peter Pan.
I remember after reading Peter Pan, I was so fascinated by the idea of Neverland.
You know, I couldn’t stop imagining what it would be like to visit a place where you’d never have to grow up.
The thought of flying around with Peter and Tinker Bell sounded like the ultimate adventure to me back then.

I’d say I prefer listening to stories, especially audio dramas adapted from novels.
They’re so lively and engaging, with voice actors and sound effects that really bring the story to life.
Plus, I can listen to them during my commute to work, which makes the most of my time.
Reading is convenient too, but it requires me to set aside a solid block of time, which is tough these days since short videos have taken up so much of my attention.

Well, if you’re talking about writing a novel or something creative, then no, I wasn’t really into writing. I’ve always been more of a reader.
But back in Chinese class we did have to write short essays, and sometimes they turn out to be little stories.
If that counts, then I guess I did write a few, but nothing too impressive.

Yes, I loved stories as a child.
They were a big part of my bedtime routine, especially fairy tales and adventures, which inspired my imagination.

As a child, I enjoyed listening because it felt vivid and engaging.
Now I prefer reading since it allows me to picture the story in my own way.

Yes, I wrote many stories when I was a child. I still remember that my teacher asked us to do creative writing in school. I often wrote stories about animals and fictional characters. I feel that those stories helped improve my writing skills and sparked my love for reading.

Yes, I loved stories when I was a child. Stories can always allow me to escape into different worlds. I used to listen to fairy tales and adventure stories from my parents or grandparents. These stories really helped me develop a love for reading later on.

I personally enjoy reading stories more than listening to them. I find that when I read, I can engage more with the text and take my time to understand the details. However, I do listen to audiobooks occasionally, because it’s more convenient and allows me to enjoy a story while multitasking.

Yes, I used to write some stories. I often imagined myself experiencing a completely different life in this world. And then I would write down these stories to share with my friends. It was a fun way to receive feedback and explore new ideas.