IELTS Speaking Part 2: Describe something you would like to learn in the future
Describe something you would like to learn in the future
You should say:
What it is
How you would like to learn it
Why you would like to learn it
And explain whether it’s difficult to learn it
SUGGESTED ANSWER
What it is:
- Describe something you are interested in learning in the future, e.g. “One thing I would like to learn in the future is how to speak Spanish fluently.”
How you would like to learn it:
- Explain your preferred method for learning the skill or subject, e.g. “I would like to learn Spanish by taking classes at a language school or through online courses. I believe that having a structured learning environment would be the most effective way to stay motivated and track my progress.”
Why you would like to learn it:
- Share your motivations for wanting to learn the skill or subject, e.g. “I have always been fascinated by Spanish culture and history, and I believe that being able to speak the language fluently would allow me to connect more deeply with the people and the country. Additionally, as someone who works in a global industry, I think that being multilingual would be a valuable asset in my career.”
Whether it’s difficult to learn it:
- Share your thoughts on the difficulty of learning the skill or subject, e.g. “I understand that learning a new language can be challenging, but I am excited to take on the challenge and am willing to put in the time and effort required to become fluent in Spanish. I also think that having a clear goal and motivation for learning the language will make it easier to stay focused and committed.”
USEFUL PHRASES
- “One thing I would love to learn in the future is…”
- “My preferred method for learning this skill/subject would be…”
- “I am motivated to learn this skill/subject because…”
- “While I understand that learning this skill/subject can be difficult, I am excited to take on the challenge…”
- “I think that becoming proficient in this skill/subject would be a valuable asset in my personal and/or professional life.”