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IELTS Speaking Part 1: Patience

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October 19, 2022
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Sample Answer

Are you a patient person?

Honestly, I don’t think I’m that patient. Whenever a website takes a long time to load, I find myself getting antsy or just closing the website altogether. I especially hate waiting for people to meet up with me. It drives me crazy when they’re late. I think it’s pretty disrespectful.

Were you patient when you were young?

No, I definitely wasn’t patient when I was young. I always wanted everything to happen as fast as possible. I hated waiting for my friends to come over. I used to fidget a lot if I had to wait around for a while. I think I’ve outgrown that habit, but at the time I was super impatient.

Have you become more patient or less patient compared to when you were younger?

Um… I’ve become more patient compared to when I was younger. For example, now I understand why people are running late so I’m not as annoyed when I have to wait for them. I also had a job in customer service last summer, which taught me to be very patient with other people, even if they were rude.

Do you think patience is important for study and work?

Yeah, patience is important for study and work. Those things take time to do well, so you have to keep your cool in order to do your best. Personally, I can get really in my head and get frustrated if things aren’t going well. But being patient helps me keep calm so I can do my best work.

How do you feel when other people are not patient?

Even though I’m not that patient myself, it still ticks me off when other people are impatient. I especially hate it when I’m lined up for a bus and people start pushing to get on. It’s such a pain. I get that people are in a rush sometimes, but we still have to behave like proper adults.

Are you less or more patient when you are angry?

I’m definitely less patient when I’m angry. You know, when I’m in that state of mind, it’s really hard to keep my cool. So if someone’s being a pain in my neck, it’s very hard for me to be patient. All I really want to do is just scream at the top of my lungs.

Vocab Highlights

getting antsy

drives me crazy

fidget

running late

take time to do well

keep your cool

get really in my head

if things aren’t going well

ticks me off

such a pain

I get that

behave like proper adults

being a pain in my neck

scream at the top of my lungs

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