IELTS Speaking Part 3 chủ đề Emotions

1.  Do you think it’s good to show your emotions when you’re angry?

I think it depends on the situation and how you show your emotions. I find that if I’m angry with a friend or someone in my family, it’s best to tell them what the problem is and try to express how I feel. However, I don’t think it helps to argue with people when you’re angry; it’s better to control the anger and explain what’s wrong.

2.  In your opinion, do women show their emotions more than men?

The stereotypical view is that women are more emotional, and in my experience there is some truth in this; my mother, for example, tends to show her feelings much more readily than my father. However, I’m sure that there are exceptions to the stereotype.

3.  Why do you think men tend to show their emotions less than women?

Maybe it’s because of the way we are brought up. I think that boys are often taught from an early age not to cry. Also, boys are aware that their friends might see it as a sign of weakness if they show their feelings. Perhaps girls are brought up to be more sensitive to their friends' feelings.

Phân tích từ vựng

• Show sb’s emotions: thể hiện cảm xúc của ai đó

• Control the anger: kiểm soát cơn giận dữ

• The stereotypical view: cái nhìn khuôn mẫu

• Exceptions to the stereotype: những ngoại lệ trong nội quy, khuôn phép

• An early age: từ hồi nhỏ

• As a sign of weakness: dấu hiệu của sự yếu đuối