Describe a time you were friendly to someone you didn’t like | IELTS speaking cue cards September to December 2021

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IELTS Speaking Part 2: IELTS Cue Card

Describe a time you were friendly to someone you didn’t
like
You should say:
When and Where it happened
Who he/she was
Why you didn’t like this person
And explain why you were friendly to him/her on that occasion.

–  Well, I’m friendly to most of the people around me.

–  However, still there are some people I don’t like because of their rude nature. 

– Here I would like to talk about one of my classmates named Robert whom I did not like during my school time.

– In the 10th standard, there was a science project that students had to complete for the final assessment.

– For that, our science teacher divided the whole class into small groups of 4-5 members.

– I got upset when I got to know that Robert and me were in the same group.

– As it was the teacher’s decision, I could not do anything about it.

 The main reason why I did not like him was his arrogant behaviour. 

Actually, he was from a very rich family and had a superiority complex and because of this, he used to behave very rudely with other classmates.

– But that time, I made my mind to cooperate with him to complete our project successfully.

– In starting, I used to hesitate to talk directly with Robert.

– But after a couple of days, I started feeling comfortable with him and we started working as a team.

– There were some occasions when he was a bit rude but I tolerated and turned my focus to the project.

– However, I must say, there was one thing I really admired about him was his science knowledge and skills.

– At times he solved some critical problems of the project which saved us time. 

– This was the only time when I was friendly with him because this project was really crucial for me to get good marks.

Moreover, I didn’t have any other option so I tried my best to be his teammate on that occasion.

 – To be honest, that was totally a different kind of experience for me which instilled in me the importance of teamwork.

Vocabulary:

Rude (Adjective): not polite

Arrogant (Adjective): proud in an unpleasant way and behaving as if you are better or more important than other people

Superiority complex (Noun): If you have a superiority complex, you believe that you are better, cleverer than others

Cooperate (Verb): to act or work together for a particular task

Hesitate (Verb): to pause before you do or say something, often because you are uncertain or nervous

Tolerate (Verb): to accept behaviour and beliefs that are different from your own

Turned my focus (Verb): change your attention to something

Admire (Verb): to respect and approve of someone or something

Critical (Adjective): of the greatest importance

Crucial (Adjective): extremely important or necessary

Instill (Verb): to put a feeling, idea, or principle into someone’s mind

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