WRITING TASK 2 SAMPLE
ĐỀ 1: MOVING OVERSEAS/STUDY ABROAD
Nowadays many families move overseas for job opportunities. Some
people think this is beneficial for the children of the families, while
others think children will find it difficult. Discuss both views and
give your opinion.
In this modern age, there are many families who want to go abroad to seek
job opportunities. Some people think that this is beneficial for the children in
the family, while others opine that children will have difficulties. This essay
will discuss both sides as well as stating my support for the former one.
On the one hand, some people think this trend is good for their children. The
first reason is that living in a new country helps children to broaden their
horizons about many fields such as cultures, languages and customs.
Second, foreign countries often offer better education systems, which
improves children’s academic performance. Children can also stand a good
chance of taking part in extracurricular activities, which helps them sharpen
their hand-on skills. Moreover, children make more friends and widen
networking opportunities to improve their communication skills. It is obvious
that living abroad gives children chances to travel and explore different parts
of the world and nurture a sense of adventure and curiosity. According to a
research carried out by a group of university students in Vietnam, about 68%
of children perform better language skills as well as practical skills when they
have a chance to study abroad.
On the other hand, moving to a new country can be emotionally challenging
for children, especially if they have to live far from their close friends and
relatives. They will experience feelings of isolation, loneliness or
homesickness. Secondly, children may have difficulty in adapting to new
cultural norms and social expectations, especially language barriers. In
addition, moving overseas sometimes has negative impacts on children's
learning, for example: difficulty in adapting to new curricula and teaching
styles. This leads to their psychological illnesses because they suffer from
racial discrimination or even violence.
In conclusion, the above mentioned facts have created a dilemma when
people evaluate the impact of this issue, and it is still a controversial issue.
As far as I am concerned, it could have both positive and negative impacts.
People should have further consideration on this issue.
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ĐỀ 2: BEING TAUGHT BY NATIVE ENGLISH TEACHERS ONLY
Vietnamese students learn English but do not communicate well.
Many people recommend English should be taught by native English
teachers only. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
There comes a notion that manyVietnamese students learn English but they
are not good at communication. Many people recommend English should be
taught by native English teachers only. From my point of view, I completely
agree with this idea because of the following reasons.
The first reason is that students can stand a good chance of communicating
with native English teachers. This would mean that students will become
more confident, which helps them speak fluently and improve their
communication skills well. These skills play an important role in their future
job opportunities.
The second reason is that native English teacher’s insight into pronunciation
is better than the Vietnamese teacher’s one. It means English accents are
better than Vietnamese accents. According to a research carried out by a
group of university students in Vietnam, about 76% of students take priority
over being taught by English teachers because they suppose that their
academic performance as well as pronunciation skills get better when they
study in this environment.
The third reason is that students can broaden their knowledge when they are
taught by native English teachers because they have chances to learn
foreign culture, customs, people, and so on. English teachers will offer them
detailed and precise knowledge about many fields which students have not
ever experienced in foreign countries before. This way arouses students’
interest in learning English.
In conclusion, there still exist both agreements and disagreements with this
statement among people. As far as I am concerned, I suppose that English
should be taught by native English teachers only due to the above-
mentioned reasons. People should have further consideration on this issue.
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ĐỀ 3: LIFELONG LEARNING
Some people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However,
others think that learning is a period of time. To what extent do you
agree or disagree?
Learning process has become a hotly-debated issue in modern life. Some
people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However, others opine that
learning is a period of time. In my opinion, I strongly agree that learning is a
lifelong process, not merely a confined period of time because of the
following reasons.
The first reason is that the world around us is in a state of perpetual change.
Technology is on its upsurge of development, perceptions of social norms and
personal attitudes have changed . To keep up with this trend effectively,
continuous learning is crucial so that people will stay relevant and adapt to
changing circumstances and not fall behind in a fast-paced life.
The second reason is that knowledge builds upon itself. Learning is a
cumulative process. New information is often built based on the foundation
of existing knowledge. For instance, mastering calculus requires a solid
insight into algebra. By continually learning, we create a richer and more
interconnected web of knowledge, which allows us to tackle increasingly
complex concepts.
Thirdly, it is obvious that human curiosity is innate. Humans are naturally
curious creatures who are driven by a desire to understand the world around
them. This inherent curiosity fuels a lifelong yearning for knowledge.
Whether it is learning a new language, discovering a hobby, or delving into a
new subject out of curiosity, lifelong learning apparently enhances people’s
quality of life and broadens their perspectives in many fields.
Last but not least, in many professions, continuous learning is vital for career
advancement. As industries evolve and new job roles emerge, individuals
who continue to learn and acquire new skills will be more successful and
stand a good chance of getting promotion.
In conclusion, the world is an ever-changing tapestry, and lifelong learning is
the key to navigating its complexities. By embracing curiosity and seeking
out knowledge from all sources, we can ensure that our learning journey is as
rich and fulfilling as life itself.
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ĐỀ 2: BEING TAUGHT BY NATIVE ENGLISH TEACHERS ONLY
Vietnamese students learn English but do not communicate well.
Many people recommend English should be taught by native English
teachers only. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
There comes a notion that manyVietnamese students learn English but they
are not good at communication. Many people recommend English should be
taught by native English teachers only. From my point of view, I completely
agree with this idea because of the following reasons.
The first reason is that students can stand a good chance of communicating
with native English teachers. This would mean that students will become
more confident, which helps them speak fluently and improve their
communication skills well. These skills play an important role in their future
job opportunities.
The second reason is that native English teacher’s insight into pronunciation
is better than the Vietnamese teacher’s one. It means English accents are
better than Vietnamese accents. According to a research carried out by a
group of university students in Vietnam, about 76% of students take priority
over being taught by English teachers because they suppose that their
academic performance as well as pronunciation skills get better when they
study in this environment.
The third reason is that students can broaden their knowledge when they are
taught by native English teachers because they have chances to learn
foreign culture, customs, people, and so on. English teachers will offer them
detailed and precise knowledge about many fields which students have not
ever experienced in foreign countries before. This way arouses students’
interest in learning English.
In conclusion, there still exist both agreements and disagreements with this
statement among people. As far as I am concerned, I suppose that English
should be taught by native English teachers only due to the above-
mentioned reasons. People should have further consideration on this issue.
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ĐỀ 3: LIFELONG LEARNING
Some people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However,
others think that learning is a period of time. To what extent do you
agree or disagree?
Learning process has become a hotly-debated issue in modern life. Some
people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However, others opine that
learning is a period of time. In my opinion, I strongly agree that learning is a
lifelong process, not merely a confined period of time because of the
following reasons.
The first reason is that the world around us is in a state of perpetual change.
Technology is on its upsurge of development, perceptions of social norms and
personal attitudes have changed . To keep up with this trend effectively,
continuous learning is crucial so that people will stay relevant and adapt to
changing circumstances and not fall behind in a fast-paced life.
The second reason is that knowledge builds upon itself. Learning is a
cumulative process. New information is often built based on the foundation
of existing knowledge. For instance, mastering calculus requires a solid
insight into algebra. By continually learning, we create a richer and more
interconnected web of knowledge, which allows us to tackle increasingly
complex concepts.
Thirdly, it is obvious that human curiosity is innate. Humans are naturally
curious creatures who are driven by a desire to understand the world around
them. This inherent curiosity fuels a lifelong yearning for knowledge.
Whether it is learning a new language, discovering a hobby, or delving into a
new subject out of curiosity, lifelong learning apparently enhances people’s
quality of life and broadens their perspectives in many fields.
Last but not least, in many professions, continuous learning is vital for career
advancement. As industries evolve and new job roles emerge, individuals
who continue to learn and acquire new skills will be more successful and
stand a good chance of getting promotion.
In conclusion, the world is an ever-changing tapestry, and lifelong learning is
the key to navigating its complexities. By embracing curiosity and seeking
out knowledge from all sources, we can ensure that our learning journey is as
rich and fulfilling as life itself.
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ĐỀ 2: BEING TAUGHT BY NATIVE ENGLISH TEACHERS ONLY
Vietnamese students learn English but do not communicate well.
Many people recommend English should be taught by native English
teachers only. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
There comes a notion that manyVietnamese students learn English but they
are not good at communication. Many people recommend English should be
taught by native English teachers only. From my point of view, I completely
agree with this idea because of the following reasons.
The first reason is that students can stand a good chance of communicating
with native English teachers. This would mean that students will become
more confident, which helps them speak fluently and improve their
communication skills well. These skills play an important role in their future
job opportunities.
The second reason is that native English teacher’s insight into pronunciation
is better than the Vietnamese teacher’s one. It means English accents are
better than Vietnamese accents. According to a research carried out by a
group of university students in Vietnam, about 76% of students take priority
over being taught by English teachers because they suppose that their
academic performance as well as pronunciation skills get better when they
study in this environment.
The third reason is that students can broaden their knowledge when they are
taught by native English teachers because they have chances to learn
foreign culture, customs, people, and so on. English teachers will offer them
detailed and precise knowledge about many fields which students have not
ever experienced in foreign countries before. This way arouses students’
interest in learning English.
In conclusion, there still exist both agreements and disagreements with this
statement among people. As far as I am concerned, I suppose that English
should be taught by native English teachers only due to the above-
mentioned reasons. People should have further consideration on this issue.
271 words
ĐỀ 3: LIFELONG LEARNING
Some people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However,
others think that learning is a period of time. To what extent do you
agree or disagree?
Learning process has become a hotly-debated issue in modern life. Some
people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However, others opine that
learning is a period of time. In my opinion, I strongly agree that learning is a
lifelong process, not merely a confined period of time because of the
following reasons.
The first reason is that the world around us is in a state of perpetual change.
Technology is on its upsurge of development, perceptions of social norms and
personal attitudes have changed . To keep up with this trend effectively,
continuous learning is crucial so that people will stay relevant and adapt to
changing circumstances and not fall behind in a fast-paced life.
The second reason is that knowledge builds upon itself. Learning is a
cumulative process. New information is often built based on the foundation
of existing knowledge. For instance, mastering calculus requires a solid
insight into algebra. By continually learning, we create a richer and more
interconnected web of knowledge, which allows us to tackle increasingly
complex concepts.
Thirdly, it is obvious that human curiosity is innate. Humans are naturally
curious creatures who are driven by a desire to understand the world around
them. This inherent curiosity fuels a lifelong yearning for knowledge.
Whether it is learning a new language, discovering a hobby, or delving into a
new subject out of curiosity, lifelong learning apparently enhances people’s
quality of life and broadens their perspectives in many fields.
Last but not least, in many professions, continuous learning is vital for career
advancement. As industries evolve and new job roles emerge, individuals
who continue to learn and acquire new skills will be more successful and
stand a good chance of getting promotion.
In conclusion, the world is an ever-changing tapestry, and lifelong learning is
the key to navigating its complexities. By embracing curiosity and seeking
out knowledge from all sources, we can ensure that our learning journey is as
rich and fulfilling as life itself.
328 words
ĐỀ 2: BEING TAUGHT BY NATIVE ENGLISH TEACHERS ONLY
Vietnamese students learn English but do not communicate well.
Many people recommend English should be taught by native English
teachers only. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
There comes a notion that manyVietnamese students learn English but they
are not good at communication. Many people recommend English should be
taught by native English teachers only. From my point of view, I completely
agree with this idea because of the following reasons.
The first reason is that students can stand a good chance of communicating
with native English teachers. This would mean that students will become
more confident, which helps them speak fluently and improve their
communication skills well. These skills play an important role in their future
job opportunities.
The second reason is that native English teacher’s insight into pronunciation
is better than the Vietnamese teacher’s one. It means English accents are
better than Vietnamese accents. According to a research carried out by a
group of university students in Vietnam, about 76% of students take priority
over being taught by English teachers because they suppose that their
academic performance as well as pronunciation skills get better when they
study in this environment.
The third reason is that students can broaden their knowledge when they are
taught by native English teachers because they have chances to learn
foreign culture, customs, people, and so on. English teachers will offer them
detailed and precise knowledge about many fields which students have not
ever experienced in foreign countries before. This way arouses students’
interest in learning English.
In conclusion, there still exist both agreements and disagreements with this
statement among people. As far as I am concerned, I suppose that English
should be taught by native English teachers only due to the above-
mentioned reasons. People should have further consideration on this issue.
271 words
ĐỀ 3: LIFELONG LEARNING
Some people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However,
others think that learning is a period of time. To what extent do you
agree or disagree?
Learning process has become a hotly-debated issue in modern life. Some
people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However, others opine that
learning is a period of time. In my opinion, I strongly agree that learning is a
lifelong process, not merely a confined period of time because of the
following reasons.
The first reason is that the world around us is in a state of perpetual change.
Technology is on its upsurge of development, perceptions of social norms and
personal attitudes have changed . To keep up with this trend effectively,
continuous learning is crucial so that people will stay relevant and adapt to
changing circumstances and not fall behind in a fast-paced life.
The second reason is that knowledge builds upon itself. Learning is a
cumulative process. New information is often built based on the foundation
of existing knowledge. For instance, mastering calculus requires a solid
insight into algebra. By continually learning, we create a richer and more
interconnected web of knowledge, which allows us to tackle increasingly
complex concepts.
Thirdly, it is obvious that human curiosity is innate. Humans are naturally
curious creatures who are driven by a desire to understand the world around
them. This inherent curiosity fuels a lifelong yearning for knowledge.
Whether it is learning a new language, discovering a hobby, or delving into a
new subject out of curiosity, lifelong learning apparently enhances people’s
quality of life and broadens their perspectives in many fields.
Last but not least, in many professions, continuous learning is vital for career
advancement. As industries evolve and new job roles emerge, individuals
who continue to learn and acquire new skills will be more successful and
stand a good chance of getting promotion.
In conclusion, the world is an ever-changing tapestry, and lifelong learning is
the key to navigating its complexities. By embracing curiosity and seeking
out knowledge from all sources, we can ensure that our learning journey is as
rich and fulfilling as life itself.
328 words
ĐỀ 2: BEING TAUGHT BY NATIVE ENGLISH TEACHERS ONLY
Vietnamese students learn English but do not communicate well.
Many people recommend English should be taught by native English
teachers only. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
There comes a notion that manyVietnamese students learn English but they
are not good at communication. Many people recommend English should be
taught by native English teachers only. From my point of view, I completely
agree with this idea because of the following reasons.
The first reason is that students can stand a good chance of communicating
with native English teachers. This would mean that students will become
more confident, which helps them speak fluently and improve their
communication skills well. These skills play an important role in their future
job opportunities.
The second reason is that native English teacher’s insight into pronunciation
is better than the Vietnamese teacher’s one. It means English accents are
better than Vietnamese accents. According to a research carried out by a
group of university students in Vietnam, about 76% of students take priority
over being taught by English teachers because they suppose that their
academic performance as well as pronunciation skills get better when they
study in this environment.
The third reason is that students can broaden their knowledge when they are
taught by native English teachers because they have chances to learn
foreign culture, customs, people, and so on. English teachers will offer them
detailed and precise knowledge about many fields which students have not
ever experienced in foreign countries before. This way arouses students’
interest in learning English.
In conclusion, there still exist both agreements and disagreements with this
statement among people. As far as I am concerned, I suppose that English
should be taught by native English teachers only due to the above-
mentioned reasons. People should have further consideration on this issue.
271 words
ĐỀ 3: LIFELONG LEARNING
Some people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However,
others think that learning is a period of time. To what extent do you
agree or disagree?
Learning process has become a hotly-debated issue in modern life. Some
people believe that learning is a lifelong process. However, others opine that
learning is a period of time. In my opinion, I strongly agree that learning is a
lifelong process, not merely a confined period of time because of the
following reasons.
The first reason is that the world around us is in a state of perpetual change.
Technology is on its upsurge of development, perceptions of social norms and
personal attitudes have changed . To keep up with this trend effectively,
continuous learning is crucial so that people will stay relevant and adapt to
changing circumstances and not fall behind in a fast-paced life.
The second reason is that knowledge builds upon itself. Learning is a
cumulative process. New information is often built based on the foundation
of existing knowledge. For instance, mastering calculus requires a solid
insight into algebra. By continually learning, we create a richer and more
interconnected web of knowledge, which allows us to tackle increasingly
complex concepts.
Thirdly, it is obvious that human curiosity is innate. Humans are naturally
curious creatures who are driven by a desire to understand the world around
them. This inherent curiosity fuels a lifelong yearning for knowledge.
Whether it is learning a new language, discovering a hobby, or delving into a
new subject out of curiosity, lifelong learning apparently enhances people’s
quality of life and broadens their perspectives in many fields.
Last but not least, in many professions, continuous learning is vital for career
advancement. As industries evolve and new job roles emerge, individuals
who continue to learn and acquire new skills will be more successful and
stand a good chance of getting promotion.
In conclusion, the world is an ever-changing tapestry, and lifelong learning is
the key to navigating its complexities. By embracing curiosity and seeking
out knowledge from all sources, we can ensure that our learning journey is as
rich and fulfilling as life itself.
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