Describe a Time you Enjoyed your Free Time- IELTS Cue Card
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Describe a time you enjoyed your free time
You should say:
- When was it?
- Where were you?
- What did you do?
- And how did you feel about it?
Sample Answer
I take life as it comes and never misses a chance to jubilate the moments of my life. I am quite experimental as well, hence having a hackneyed lifestyle is not what I prefer. I love doing different activities and if I get to learn something in the process, even better. Talking about the time when I enjoyed the moments as I didn’t have anything to do in particular was last weekend. I had a plan to go out for a movie with my friends and was mirth for it would have been after a long time. Alas! My friend backed out at the last moment. Since I didn’t have anything to do, I was surfing through hordes of youtube videos. It was then that I bumped into an insightful documentary about our culture. For one, it could be quite vapid to see a documentary, however, for me, it was relishing and informative.
I sat on my armchair and was so entranced in that documentary of seven hours that I didn’t realize when the time flew. It covered our heritage, our culture, and our traditions; some of them were even recognized by UNESCO. I got to know about our diverse and rich culture and how it kept on evolving over the years. It was one of the epitome refreshments that I felt so far. Art and culture are often seen as a subject of antiquated trends, however little do we realize that it lays the whole foundation of our evolution as a civilization.
Unarguably, if I Had gone out for a movie with my friend it would have been great. However, I would like to thank him for repealing the plan as I was able to see this masterpiece.
Vocabulary
- Jubilate
Meaning: Happily celebrate
Eg.: They jubilated their moments with a grand party.
- Hackneyed
Meaning: Boring
Eg.: Such a hackneyed lifestyle he had!
- Mirth
Meaning: Happy and excited
Eg.: The little boy was mirth upon knowing that he had topped.
- Alas!
Meaning: An expression of disappointment
Eg.: Alas! It rained again.
- Relishing
Meaning: Enjoying
Eg.: We were relishing among ourselves that day.
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