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IELTS Speaking Part 2 Topic: Describe a gift that took you a lot of time to prepare

Describe a gift that took you a lot of time to prepare

What it was

Who you gave it to

How you prepare

Explain why you spent a lot of time preparing it

(What it was)Today, I would like to tell you the time I bought an Iphone for my sister when she turned 18, which took me almost 2 months to prepare the gift.

(Who you gave it to)My sister was heavily fascinated about this wonder cutting-edge device and dreamed about owning one someday. Besides, it is also a useful tool which can help her studies be more efficient and keep in touch with foreign friends by making long-distance video calls.

(How you prepare )One day, I did a part-time job, which is tutoring English for children and started saving notes from there. After one month I found that I have saved very few amount to purchase the IPhone! Then, I actually had to spend time working at a restaurant at the same time. When I finally save enough money, I went to a mobile phone when they were having special deals and purchased an Iphone 7+ as hardly could I have another chance to buy this item at such a good bargain

(Explain why you spent a lot of time preparing it )Well, you know that cutting-edge devices, especially Apple products might cost an arm and a leg. I was on a tight budget that moment to make my sister’s dream turn into reality. However, what was special was that as she grew up, she understood how much love I had put in the phone when buying it for her.

VOCABULARY HIGHLIGHTS:

  1. Cutting-edge device (noun)

Example: Communication through cutting-edge devices is the primary culprit for the loss of direct communication these days.

  1. Keep in touch with sb (expression)

Example: We still keep in touch with each other after graduation.

  1. Bargain (noun)

Example: This shirt was half-price – a real bargain.

  1. Cost one’s an arm and a leg (idiom)

I’d love to buy a Porsche, but they cost an arm and a leg.

  1. On a tight budget (expression)

Example: He decided to stay at a hostel since he was on a tight budget.

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