Describe a subject you used to dislike but now have interest in

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Updated On Oct 30, 2021

Describe a subject you used to dislike but now have interest in

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- 0.0.1 Describe a subject you used to dislike but now have interest in

1 Sample Answer
- 1.1 Sample Audio
- 1.2 Vocabulary

Describe a subject you used to dislike but now have interest in

You should say:

what it is;
when you studied the subject;
why you didn’t like it before;
and explain why you have interest in it now

Sample Answer

It would probably be English. I used to dislike and even fear this subject so much that I felt a lot of pressure in English lessons. There are many things about this language that frustrate a person like me. For example, English has a very different system of sounds, grammar and vocabulary, making it very hard for us to get correct pronunciation, remember words and form sentences.

I used to struggle a lot too but with some persistence I managed to get past the most difficult period. After that everything gradually became easier. Especially when you start to understand English movies or articles, you have this huge sense of achievement and that moves you forward even faster.

So my advice for anyone who struggles to learn a new skill is, invest a lot of effort at the beginning and push through it. The moment you get the hang of something, you’ll be motivated and just keep going from there.

Sample Audio

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IELTS Material · Describe A Subject You Used To Dislike But Now Have Interest In

Vocabulary

Dislike: to not like someone or something
Eg: Rose disliked her bad-tempered boss.
Persistence: the fact that someone or something persists
Eg: John had shown a lot of persistence.
Gradually: in a gradual way; slowly; by degrees.
Eg: The old man’s health gradually improved.
Achievement: something that a person, company, etc. has done or finished successfully
Eg: Winning that competition is a great achievement
Motivate: provide (someone) with a reason for doing something
Eg: Rose was motivated to pursue her passion.

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