Describe a goal that you would like to achieve – IELTS Cue Card Sample 48
Contents
Describe a goal that you would like to achieve
You should say
- what the goal is
- how easy or difficult you think it will be to reach this goal
- how you plan to achieve this goal and explain why this is one of your goals
Sample Answer
Here is the sample for “describe a goal that you would like to achieve” topic
One of my goals in the near future is to improve my proficiency in Japanese. I have been studying Japanese for two months; therefore, I can just hold some simple conversations about daily life. There are various reasons why I want to study this language.
Firstly, I am keen on Japanese culture, which is so incredibly unique and diverse. By learning Japanese, I can know more about traditions there. Secondly, I have always longed to work for a Japanese company. Since people in Japan are organized and hard-working, collaborating with them gives me a good chance to improve myself. That‟s why mastering this language is important to me. To achieve this goal, I am taking a Japanese course with a native teacher who gives me the best methods to study Japanese effectively. Besides, I am trying to practice speaking Japanese with my friends and watch as many Japanese films as possible, so that my level of Japanese can be improved considerably. I hope that soon I will have a good command of Japanese and I am sure that I will remain motivated to achieve my goal.
Vocabulary
Here are the vocabularies for “describe a goal that you would like to achieve” with examples:
- Hold conversations: Have conversations
Eg: It is impossible to hold conversations in that place – it is too noisy! - Keen on: Very interested in an idea or activity
- Eg: My parents are very keen on visiting my uncle in the US.
- Diverse: Very different and varied.
Eg: New York is a big city with people from diverse cultures. - Longed to: Wanted to do something very much.
Eg: It is just a dream, but I have always longed to be a famous musician. - Master: Learn or understand something completely.
Eg: In many jobs, we have to master new techniques, such as computer skills. - Have a command of: Have an ability to do or use something – especially a language.
Eg: You must have a good command of English in order to pass the IELTS exam.
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