雅思口语话题范例：Letter

雅思口语话题范例：Letter Question

Describe a particular letter you received.

Sample answer

Though People mostly send emails now-a-days for official and personal communication, the handwritten letter has its own importance as well. Today I would like to talk about a hand written letter that I received when I was 14 years old. This particular letter was written by my father and I was so excited to receive it that I read it several times. The letter was about the scholarship result and my father wrote me to inform me that I got the scholarship. In his letter he congratulated me and wrote that he was proud of me.

I was staying at a relative’s house after my final and scholarship exam with my mother and sister and one day I found that a post office peon delivered a letter to my uncle. My uncle handed over me the letter as it was addressed to me. I found that it was written by my father. I read the letter quickly and was very excited to learn the news. I read it again and then informed my mother and relatives about it. My mother read it and congratulated me as well.

As a kid, the scholarship was very desiring for me and when I found that my father was very happy, that made me happier.

Tips for answering this cue card topic:

• An important letter can be on e of the following types:

• A letter from your teacher which was written to you to confirm that you have been eligible for a course or activity you applied for.

• A letter from a school/ college/ university that confirms your acceptance and admission t here.

• A letter from an office that affirms that you have been hired for the position you applied for.

• A confirmation letter from an organization or government office that confirms that your request to solve a problem at your locality would be taken care of.

• A letter from your parents when you stayed in a different city from theirs.

• A letter from a relative that gives the news of a new born.

• A letter from one of your childhood friends who you heard for a long time.

• A letter from your parents about one of your achievements.

• A letter that gives the news of your outstanding performances or achievements.

• A letter that gives the news of your winning a lottery or raffle draw.

• An apology letter from one of your friends or relative s that ease your relationship with

him/her.

Describe who wrote you the letter, when you received it, what was it about, what news it bore, how you felt after reading the letter, why the news was important to you and why the letter was important.