The topic of mistakes could definitely come up on your next IELTS Speaking or Writing exam.
Don’t make your own mistakes when talking about them.
Listen today for band 9 vocabulary for discussing mistakes.
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One of our students posted there asking the community about their biggest mistake.
This is a common topic, and there are cultural aspects.
- Is it ok to make mistakes?
- Does your culture encourage you to take risks?
- Is it acceptable in your culture to admit to mistakes?
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Sample Part 3 Sample Answers
- #1 Why is it important for children to make mistakes?
Speaking Part 3 is about society as a whole.
You need to be ready to discuss your culture and society.
- #2 In your culture, what do people do when they make mistakes?
You can describe how people feel when they hear someone admit to making a mistake.
Be strong and be confident.
You may not have a clear direction for your answer, but keep talking.
Anything loosely related to the topic works!
Takeaway
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Today’s vocabulary and phrases can be useful for a variety of subjects.
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