NGUYEN HOANG HUY 1

1. Hometown

1. Question: Where do you come from?

o Answer A: “I’m from a small coastal town in the south of my
country. It’s quite peaceful, and we’re known for having fresh
seafood and lovely sunsets.”
o Answer B: “I live in the capital city, which is highly urbanized
and bustling. It’s busy but offers plenty of opportunities for
work and entertainment.”
o Answer C: “I’m originally from a rural area surrounded by
mountains. The scenery is stunning, although it’s somewhat
isolated from major cities.”
2. Question: What do you like about your hometown?
o Answer A: “The thing I appreciate most is the sense of
community. Everyone knows each other, and people tend to be
extremely helpful.”
o Answer B: “I love the cultural diversity. There are people
from all over the country, so we have a variety of festivals and
cuisines.”
o Answer C: “For me, it’s the tranquility and fresh air. After
living in a big city, you really learn to value the clean
environment.”
3. Question: Would you recommend your hometown to tourists?
o Answer A: “Absolutely. Tourists who enjoy nature and a
slower pace of life would love it. Plus, there’s a small historical
district that’s really interesting.”
o Answer B: “I would, but I’d caution them about the traffic
congestion. It’s worth visiting for the museums and nightlife,
though.”
o Answer C: “Yes, especially for the local food scene. We have a
famous weekend market that’s always bustling with visitors.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 2

2. Accommodation

1. Question: Do you live in a house or an apartment?

o Answer A: “I live in a small apartment right in the city
center. It’s convenient for work, but sometimes the noise can be
a little overwhelming.”
o Answer B: “I live in a detached house with my family. We
enjoy having a garden where we grow vegetables and
flowers.”
o Answer C: “I currently share a flat with a friend to cut down
on expenses. We have enough space, and it’s located near our
university.”
2. Question: Which room do you spend the most time in?
o Answer A: “I spend most of my time in the living room. I like
to relax on the couch while reading or watching TV.”
o Answer B: “I typically stay in my bedroom, as I find it the
coziest spot for studying and unwinding.”
o Answer C: “The kitchen is my favorite area because I love
cooking, and it’s also where the family gathers most often.”
3. Question: Is there anything you’d like to change about the place
you live?
o Answer A: “I’d probably renovate the bathroom to make it
more modern. Right now, it’s quite outdated.”
o Answer B: “I wish I had a bigger balcony. I love gardening,
but there’s hardly enough room for a few potted plants.”
o Answer C: “The location is perfect, but I’d love to have more
windows for natural light and better ventilation.”

3. Work/Study

1. Question: What do you do? Do you work or study?

o Answer A: “I’m currently a university student, majoring in
Economics. It’s challenging but really fascinating.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 3

oAnswer B: “I work full-time as a graphic designer. It’s a

creative field, and I enjoy the variety of projects I get to work
on.”
o Answer C: “I’m taking a gap year to decide my career path.
In the meantime, I’m working part-time at a local café.”
2. Question: Why did you choose that subject/job?
o Answer A: “I’ve always been drawn to understanding how
money and markets operate, so Economics was a natural
choice.”
o Answer B: “I’ve been passionate about art and technology
since I was young, so graphic design combines both perfectly.”
o Answer C: “I wanted to explore different options before
committing to a specific field, so working in a café lets me meet
new people and gain some experience.”
3. Question: Do you enjoy your work/studies?
o Answer A: “Most of the time, yes. It can be stressful,
especially during exam seasons, but the content is rewarding.”
o Answer B: “Absolutely. I get to brainstorm creative ideas and
collaborate with talented individuals every day.”
o Answer C: “It’s fine for now, but I’m looking for ways to
develop my skills further or possibly switch to a related field.”

4. Leisure and Hobbies

1. Question: Do you have any hobbies?

o Answer A: “Yes, I enjoy hiking on weekends. It helps me stay
fit and clear my mind.”
o Answer B: “I’m really into cooking. I experiment with
different cuisines and try out new recipes regularly.”
o Answer C: “I play the guitar. Making music has become a
form of stress relief for me.”
2. Question: What do you usually do in your free time?

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 4

oAnswer A: “I mostly read novels or watch documentaries. I

find it both relaxing and educational.”
o Answer B: “I love exploring new cafés with friends. It’s fun to
discover unique places in the city.”
o Answer C: “I often go to the gym or play sports. Staying
active is really important to me.”
3. Question: Have your hobbies changed over time?
o Answer A: “Definitely. I used to be into painting, but now I’m
more interested in learning languages.”
o Answer B: “I haven’t changed them much, but I’ve added
more reading to my routine.”
o Answer C: “Yes, my schedule used to be too busy for hobbies.
Now that I have more free time, I’m exploring new interests.”

5. Reading

1. Question: Do you enjoy reading?

o Answer A: “Very much. I especially love mystery novels that
keep me guessing until the end.”
o Answer B: “I enjoy reading but don’t have much time. When I
do read, I prefer non-fiction books on history and culture.”
o Answer C: “Not really. I’d rather watch documentaries or
listen to podcasts for information.”
2. Question: What kind of books do you prefer?
o Answer A: “Fiction is my favorite. I love how it transports me
to different worlds.”
o Answer B: “Self-help and motivational books. I find them
practical and uplifting.”
o Answer C: “Biographies of influential people. It’s fascinating
to learn about their life experiences.”
3. Question: Is there a book you would recommend to others?

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 5

o Answer A: “Yes, ‘Sapiens’ by Yuval Noah Harari. It offers a

mind-blowing perspective on human history.”
o Answer B: “I highly recommend ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ for
its timeless themes of justice and empathy.”
o Answer C: “I’d suggest ‘Atomic Habits’ for anyone looking to
improve their daily routines and mindset.”

6. Travel

1. Question: Do you like traveling?

o Answer A: “I love it. Visiting new places energizes me and
broadens my horizons.”
o Answer B: “I do, but I don’t get to do it often. When I do
travel, I prefer exploring nature rather than big cities.”
o Answer C: “I enjoy short trips, but I don’t like being away
from home for too long.”
2. Question: Which places have you traveled to recently?
o Answer A: “I went to Japan for a week. The culture was
fascinating, and the food was incredible.”
o Answer B: “I just visited a nearby beach town for a weekend
getaway. It was tranquil and scenic.”
o Answer C: “I haven’t traveled in a while because of work
commitments, but I plan to visit Europe next year.”
3. Question: What’s your dream destination?
o Answer A: “I’d love to go backpacking through South
America. The diverse landscapes and cultures really intrigue
me.”
o Answer B: “My dream is to visit Iceland to see the Northern
Lights and experience the geothermal spas.”
o Answer C: “I’ve always wanted to go on a safari in Kenya to
witness the wildlife up close.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 6

7. Technology

1. Question: Do you use any gadgets every day?

o Answer A: “Yes, I rely heavily on my smartphone for
communication and online tasks.”
o Answer B: “I often use a smartwatch to track my fitness and
stay updated on notifications.”
o Answer C: “I have a laptop for work and study, but I try not
to use too many gadgets otherwise.”
2. Question: What’s your favorite piece of technology?
o Answer A: “My laptop. It’s essential for both my professional
projects and personal entertainment.”
o Answer B: “I really like my e-reader. It’s compact and allows
me to carry thousands of books at once.”
o Answer C: “I love noise-cancelling headphones. They help me
concentrate in crowded environments.”
3. Question: Do you think technology makes life easier or more
complicated?
o Answer A: “I believe it generally makes life easier by saving
time and connecting people, but it can be distracting if not
used responsibly.”
o Answer B: “It certainly streamlines many tasks, but it also
creates new problems like data privacy concerns.”
o Answer C: “It depends on how we use it. With moderation,
technology can definitely simplify daily routines.”

8. Food

1. Question: What kind of food do you like to eat?

o Answer A: “I’m a big fan of spicy food, especially dishes from
Indian or Thai cuisine.”
o Answer B: “I prefer more traditional meals from my own
culture, like stews and rice dishes.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 7

oAnswer C: “I try to eat a balanced diet with plenty of

vegetables and lean proteins.”
2. Question: Do you cook at home often?
o Answer A: “I cook almost every day. It’s cheaper and
healthier than eating out frequently.”
o Answer B: “Not really. I usually grab takeout or eat at the
university cafeteria due to time constraints.”
o Answer C: “I cook on weekends when I have more free time. I
enjoy preparing elaborate meals then.”
3. Question: Is there any food you dislike?
o Answer A: “I’m not fond of overly sweet desserts. I prefer a
mild sweetness or fresh fruits.”
o Answer B: “I don’t enjoy extremely salty dishes. I think the
natural flavor of ingredients should stand out.”
o Answer C: “I’m open to most foods, but I avoid certain
seafood because of allergies.”

9. Sports

1. Question: Do you like sports?

o Answer A: “Yes, I love both playing and watching football.
It’s a great way to stay active.”
o Answer B: “I’m not a sports enthusiast, but I do go swimming
occasionally to keep fit.”
o Answer C: “I enjoy adventurous sports like rock climbing and
surfing whenever I get the chance.”
2. Question: Which sports are popular in your country?
o Answer A: “Cricket is extremely popular where I live. You’ll
find kids playing it in almost every street.”
o Answer B: “Basketball has gained a huge following in recent
years, especially among the younger generation.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 8

oAnswer C: “We have a strong tradition of martial arts, which

many people practice from a young age.”
3. Question: Have you ever tried any new sport recently?
o Answer A: “Yes, I started practicing yoga. It’s more
challenging than I expected, but I love the mental benefits.”
o Answer B: “I tried skateboarding once, but I wasn’t very
good at it. Still, it was fun to learn something new.”
o Answer C: “Not recently, but I’m planning to try tennis this
summer.”

10. Music

1. Question: What kind of music do you like?

o Answer A: “I enjoy pop music because it’s catchy and
energizing.”
o Answer B: “Classical music is my favorite. I find it soothing
and excellent for concentration.”
o Answer C: “I’m into indie rock bands. I appreciate their
unique sounds and meaningful lyrics.”
2. Question: Have you ever been to a live concert?
o Answer A: “Yes, I attended a big music festival last year. The
atmosphere was electrifying.”
o Answer B: “I’ve been to a few classical recitals. It was
mesmerizing to hear the orchestra in person.”
o Answer C: “I haven’t had the chance yet, but I’m hoping to see
my favorite band live someday.”
3. Question: Do you play any musical instruments?
o Answer A: “I play the piano. I’ve been practicing since I was
a child, and it’s my go-to form of relaxation.”
o Answer B: “I used to play the violin in school, but I’ve
forgotten most of it now.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 9

o Answer C: “No, but I’d love to learn the guitar if I had more
free time.”

IELTS Speaking Part 3 Questions & Sample Answers

These questions are often more abstract or in-depth, requiring you to

provide explanations, opinions, and sometimes hypothetical examples.

1. Education

1. Question: How important is a university education in today’s

society?
o Answer A: “A university degree can open doors to better job
opportunities and provides a platform for specialized
knowledge. However, practical skills and vocational training
are also highly valuable.”
o Answer B: “It depends on the career path. While some
professions require formal qualifications, others may
emphasize hands-on experience and creativity over academic
credentials.”
2. Question: Do you think online learning will replace traditional
classroom education?
o Answer A: “It might in certain fields because it offers more
flexibility. Still, face-to-face interaction remains crucial for
hands-on subjects like medicine or engineering.”
o Answer B: “Online learning is convenient, but traditional
schooling builds social skills and teamwork. A blended model
might be the future rather than a complete replacement.”

2. Work-Life Balance

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 10

1. Question: Why do some people find it difficult to achieve work-life

balance?
o Answer A: “High job expectations and tight deadlines can
lead to longer working hours, leaving little time for personal
life.”
o Answer B: “Sometimes people are too ambitious, prioritizing
career success over relaxation and family time. This imbalance
can cause stress and burnout.”
2. Question: What can employers do to help employees maintain a
healthy work-life balance?
o Answer A: “They can offer flexible working hours and remote
work options, allowing employees to adapt their schedule to
personal commitments.”
o Answer B: “Providing wellness programs, such as gym
memberships or stress management workshops, can also
promote a better work-life balance.”

3. Environment

1. Question: What are the most pressing environmental problems in

your country?
o Answer A: “Air pollution is a serious issue due to excessive
industrial emissions and traffic congestion.”
o Answer B: “Deforestation is alarming. Many forests are
being cleared for agriculture and urban development.”
2. Question: Should individuals or governments be responsible for
environmental protection?
o Answer A: “I believe both share the responsibility.
Governments must enforce regulations, but individuals can
contribute by reducing waste and conserving resources.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 11

o Answer B: “Governments have more power to implement

large-scale policies. Still, without individual cooperation, such
measures won’t be effective.”

4. Technology in Society

1. Question: How has technology changed the way people

communicate?
o Answer A: “People now rely on instant messaging and social
media, which has made communication faster but sometimes
less personal.”
o Answer B: “Video conferencing tools allow remote teams to
collaborate effectively, bridging geographical gaps.”
2. Question: What are the disadvantages of relying too much on
technology?
o Answer A: “It can lead to reduced face-to-face interaction,
which might weaken social bonds.”
o Answer B: “Over-dependence on gadgets might result in
mental health issues, such as anxiety or difficulty focusing.”

5. Urbanization

1. Question: What are some challenges that cities face as they grow
larger?
o Answer A: “Cities often struggle with overcrowding, higher
crime rates, and a shortage of affordable housing.”
o Answer B: “Traffic congestion and environmental pollution
are also significant problems when urban areas expand
rapidly.”
2. Question: Do you think the government should discourage people
from moving to big cities?

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 12

o Answer A: “Not necessarily. Instead, they should improve

infrastructure in rural areas so that people don’t feel
compelled to relocate for opportunities.”
o Answer B: “Discouraging migration might not be feasible. A
better approach is to develop sustainable urban planning to
accommodate growth.”

6. Family and Society

1. Question: What roles do grandparents play in the modern family?

o Answer A: “They often provide childcare and emotional
support, helping parents who work full-time.”
o Answer B: “They also pass on cultural values and family
traditions, linking younger generations to their heritage.”
2. Question: Is it better for children to grow up in a big family or a
small family?
o Answer A: “A big family can mean more social interaction
and support, but it might also lead to privacy issues or
financial strain.”
o Answer B: “Small families often provide more one-on-one
attention, although children might miss out on the close bonds
of a larger sibling group.”

7. Media and News

1. Question: How has the way people consume news changed in

recent years?
o Answer A: “The rise of smartphones and social media means
people now get news updates instantly from various
platforms.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 13

o Answer B: “Traditional newspapers and TV are less popular,

and more individuals prefer digital channels for convenience.”
2. Question: Should media outlets be responsible for the accuracy of
the news they publish?
o Answer A: “Absolutely. Inaccurate news can mislead the
public, so media organizations must verify sources and
maintain ethical standards.”
o Answer B: “While media outlets should strive for accuracy,
readers also have a responsibility to cross-check information
and not rely on a single source.”

8. Globalization

1. Question: What are the advantages of globalization?

o Answer A: “It fosters cultural exchange, leading to greater
tolerance and understanding among nations.”
o Answer B: “Economically, globalization can boost trade,
create new jobs, and lower product costs for consumers.”
2. Question: Are there any drawbacks to globalization?
o Answer A: “Small businesses might struggle to compete with
multinational corporations, causing local industries to suffer.”
o Answer B: “Cultural homogenization is another concern, as
dominant cultures can overshadow local traditions.”

9. Health and Lifestyle

1. Question: Why are people becoming more health-conscious these

days?
o Answer A: “The widespread availability of information about
nutrition and exercise has made people more aware of the
importance of a healthy lifestyle.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 14

o Answer B: “Rising rates of lifestyle-related diseases such as

diabetes and obesity have prompted individuals to take
preventive measures.”
2. Question: What can be done to encourage people to adopt a
healthier lifestyle?
o Answer A: “Governments could subsidize gym memberships,
impose taxes on junk food, and launch public health
campaigns.”
o Answer B: “Education at an early age is crucial. Teaching
children about nutrition and the benefits of exercise sets them
on the right track.”

10. Arts and Culture

1. Question: Do you think art is important for society?

o Answer A: “Absolutely. Art can foster creativity, reflect
societal values, and even challenge social norms.”
o Answer B: “Yes, it provides historical insight and serves as a
means of cultural expression, uniting people across different
backgrounds.”
2. Question: Should government funding be spent on promoting arts?
o Answer A: “Yes, because art contributes to the cultural
identity of a nation and can boost tourism and the economy.”
o Answer B: “Some argue funds could be better used on
essential services like healthcare or education. However, a
balanced approach is key to preserving culture.”

11. Technology and Children

1. Question: At what age do you think children should start using

technology?

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 15

o Answer A: “Children can be introduced to technology at a

relatively young age, but usage should be limited and
supervised.”
o Answer B: “I believe waiting until they can understand both
the benefits and risks is crucial, so maybe around early
adolescence.”
2. Question: How can technology be beneficial for a child’s
development?
o Answer A: “Educational apps can improve cognitive skills
and creativity, as long as the content is age-appropriate.”
o Answer B: “It can also help them become tech-savvy, which is
essential in today’s digital world.”

12. Gender Roles

1. Question: How have gender roles changed in your country over

the years?
o Answer A: “Women are now more present in the workforce
and hold leadership positions, which was less common a few
decades ago.”
o Answer B: “Men are increasingly participating in domestic
tasks and childcare, reflecting a shift towards more balanced
responsibilities.”
2. Question: Is it important to promote equality in the workplace?
o Answer A: “Absolutely. Gender equality ensures fairness and
allows companies to benefit from diverse perspectives.”
o Answer B: “It’s crucial to remove barriers that prevent
people from reaching their full potential based on gender
stereotypes.”

13. Consumerism

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 16

1. Question: Why do people buy things they don’t need?

o Answer A: “Consumer culture and aggressive marketing
often influence people to want the latest gadgets or fashion
trends.”
o Answer B: “For some, shopping is a way to relieve stress or
gain social status, even if the items are unnecessary.”
2. Question: Do you think consumerism has any negative effects on
society?
o Answer A: “Yes, it can lead to financial debt and overuse of
natural resources.”
o Answer B: “It also fosters a throwaway culture, increasing
waste and pollution.”

14. Communication Skills

1. Question: How important are good communication skills in a

professional setting?
o Answer A: “They’re vital for teamwork, leadership, and
building strong client relationships. Miscommunication can
jeopardize entire projects.”
o Answer B: “Clear communication minimizes
misunderstandings and promotes efficiency, ultimately
contributing to a company’s success.”
2. Question: What can people do to improve their communication
skills?
o Answer A: “They can join public speaking clubs, practice
active listening, and seek feedback from peers or mentors.”
o Answer B: “Reading extensively and engaging in group
discussions can also help refine language and articulation.”

15. Happiness and Success

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 17

1. Question: What factors contribute to a person’s happiness?

o Answer A: “Strong relationships, good health, and a sense of
purpose all play significant roles in a person’s overall
happiness.”
o Answer B: “Financial security can provide peace of mind, but
it doesn’t guarantee happiness if emotional needs aren’t met.”
2. Question: Do you think success and happiness are related?
o Answer A: “They can be, but it depends on how you define
success. Achieving career goals can bring satisfaction, but
genuine happiness also involves balance.”
o Answer B: “Often, people who chase success exclusively
might neglect personal relationships, leading to unhappiness
despite professional achievements.”

Academic and Usable Vocabulary List

Below is an extensive list of advanced words, each with a definition and

an example sentence. These words can be especially helpful for IELTS
speaking and writing.

1. Abundance
o Definition: A very large quantity of something.
o Example: “There was an abundance of fresh fruit at the
local market, so I stocked up for the week.”
2. Acquisition
o Definition: The act of gaining possession or control of
something.
o Example: “The company’s acquisition of new technology
significantly improved its production efficiency.”
3. Adversity
o Definition: Difficult or unpleasant situations.
o Example: “Despite facing great adversity, she persevered
and completed her education.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 18

4. Advocate
o Definition: To support or recommend openly; a person who
publicly supports a cause.
o Example: “Environmentalists advocate for sustainable
practices to protect the planet.”
5. Alleviate
o Definition: To reduce the severity of a problem or pain.
o Example: “We installed air filters to alleviate the issue of
indoor pollution.”
6. Ambiguous
o Definition: Open to more than one interpretation; not having
one obvious meaning.
o Example: “The instructions were so ambiguous that no one
knew exactly what to do.”
7. Arbitrary
o Definition: Based on random choice or personal whim,
rather than any reason or system.
o Example: “The teacher’s arbitrary decision to cancel the
trip disappointed the students.”
8. Articulate
o Definition: Able to express thoughts and ideas clearly and
effectively.
o Example: “She’s an articulate speaker who can captivate an
audience with her presentations.”
9. Astounding
o Definition: Surprisingly impressive or notable.
o Example: “The musician gave an astounding performance
that left the audience speechless.”
10. Attain
o Definition: To succeed in achieving something after effort.
o Example: “It took her three years of hard work to attain
fluency in Spanish.”
11. Authentic
o Definition: Genuine; real.

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 19

o Example: “The café is famous for its authentic Italian

pizzas.”
[Link]
o Definition: Something that causes activity between two or
more persons or forces without itself being affected.
o Example: “The new regulations acted as a catalyst for
innovation in the car industry.”
13. Cohesive
o Definition: Characterized by or causing cohesion; well-
integrated.
o Example: “A cohesive team can solve problems much more
effectively.”
[Link]
o Definition: The action of working with someone to produce
or create something.
o Example: “The scientific collaboration between the two
universities yielded groundbreaking results.”
15. Commendable
o Definition: Deserving praise.
o Example: “Her commendable efforts in volunteering
earned her a community service award.”
[Link]
o Definition: Including or dealing with all or nearly all
elements or aspects of something.
o Example: “The professor gave a comprehensive overview
of modern art.”
17. Conducive
o Definition: Making a certain situation or outcome likely or
possible.
o Example: “A quiet environment is conducive to effective
studying.”
18. Consensus
o Definition: A generally accepted opinion or decision among a
group of people.

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 20

oExample: “The committee reached a consensus on the new

policy after much debate.”
[Link]
o Definition: Mutually opposed or inconsistent.
o Example: “His statements were contradictory, causing
confusion in the meeting.”
20. Controversial
o Definition: Giving rise to public disagreement.
o Example: “The decision to build a nuclear power plant in the
area proved highly controversial.”
[Link]
o Definition: Extremely complex and difficult to follow.
o Example: “The plot of the novel was so convoluted that I
had to read it twice.”
22. Corroborate
o Definition: To provide evidence or information that supports
a statement or theory.
o Example: “Witnesses were able to corroborate the suspect’s
alibi.”
23. Criterion (plural: Criteria)
o Definition: A standard by which something is judged or
recognized.
o Example: “Meeting the academic criterion was essential for
scholarship eligibility.”
24. Daunting
o Definition: Seeming difficult to deal with in anticipation;
intimidating.
o Example: “Moving to a new country can be a daunting
challenge.”
25. Definitive
o Definition: Conclusive; done or reached decisively.
o Example: “There’s no definitive answer on this topic yet, as
research is ongoing.”
26. Detrimental

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 21

o Definition: Tending to cause harm.

o Example: “Smoking has a detrimental effect on overall
health.”
27. Devise
o Definition: To plan or invent by careful thought.
o Example: “We must devise a new strategy to increase
customer engagement.”
28. Diverse
o Definition: Showing a great deal of variety; very different.
o Example: “The city is known for its diverse population and
cultural heritage.”
29. Eloquent
o Definition: Fluent or persuasive in speaking or writing.
o Example: “The mayor gave an eloquent speech about
environmental sustainability.”
30. Emulate
o Definition: To match or surpass (a person or achievement),
typically by imitation.
o Example: “Young athletes often emulate their sports heroes
in style and technique.”
31. Encompass
o Definition: To include comprehensively.
o Example: “The curriculum will encompass various subjects,
from math to arts.”
32. Enlightening
o Definition: Giving someone greater knowledge and
understanding about a subject or situation.
o Example: “The documentary was enlightening, as it
revealed facts I never knew before.”
33. Exacerbate
o Definition: To make a problem or bad situation worse.
o Example: “Pollution can exacerbate breathing difficulties
for asthma patients.”
34. Exemplify

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 22

oDefinition: To be a typical example of something.

o Example: “Her commitment and discipline exemplify the
qualities of a great leader.”
35. Explicit
o Definition: Stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for
confusion or doubt.
o Example: “The teacher gave explicit instructions on how to
complete the assignment.”
36. Formidable
o Definition: Inspiring fear or respect through being
impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable.
o Example: “Climbing Mount Everest is a formidable
challenge that requires extensive training.”
37. Foster
o Definition: To encourage the development of something
(especially something desirable).
o Example: “Teachers should aim to foster creativity and
critical thinking in their students.”
38. Hence
o Definition: As a consequence; for this reason.
o Example: “The company was losing money; hence, it was
forced to reduce its staff.”
39. Holistic
o Definition: Characterized by the belief that the parts of
something are interconnected and can only be explained by
reference to the whole.
o Example: “A holistic approach to health considers both
mental and physical well-being.”
40. Imminent
o Definition: About to happen.
o Example: “The dark clouds indicated that a storm was
imminent.”
[Link]

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 23

o Definition: Treating all rivals or disputants equally; fair and

just.
o Example: “Judges are expected to remain impartial when
hearing legal cases.”
42. Impeccable
o Definition: In accordance with the highest standards;
faultless.
o Example: “He earned a promotion due to his impeccable
work ethic and attention to detail.”
43. Imperative
o Definition: Of vital importance; crucial.
o Example: “It’s imperative that we address climate change
before it becomes irreversible.”
44. Indispensable
o Definition: Absolutely necessary or essential.
o Example: “Internet access has become indispensable in
modern education.”
45. Inherent
o Definition: Existing in something as a permanent, essential,
or characteristic attribute.
o Example: “The ability to adapt is inherent in all successful
businesses.”
46. Integral
o Definition: Necessary to make a whole complete; essential or
fundamental.
o Example: “Marketing is an integral part of any successful
business strategy.”
47. Juxtapose
o Definition: To place close together for contrasting effect.
o Example: “The exhibition juxtaposed modern abstract
paintings with classical portraits.”
48. Mitigate
o Definition: To make something less severe, serious, or
painful.

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 24

o Example: “We need international cooperation to mitigate

the effects of climate change.”
49. Notwithstanding
o Definition: In spite of; despite.
o Example: “Notwithstanding the challenges, the team
managed to complete the project on time.”
50. Prolific
o Definition: Producing much fruit or foliage or many
offspring; present in large numbers.
o Example: “He was a prolific writer, publishing over fifty
novels in his lifetime.”
51. Propensity
o Definition: An inclination or natural tendency to behave in a
particular way.
o Example: “Some people have a propensity for taking risks,
while others are more cautious.”
52. Prosperity
o Definition: The state of being prosperous; wealth or success.
o Example: “After years of hardship, the region finally saw a
period of prosperity.”
53. Ratify
o Definition: To sign or give formal consent to a treaty,
contract, or agreement, making it officially valid.
o Example: “The government refused to ratify the
international trade agreement without additional
negotiations.”
54. Reiterate
o Definition: To say something again or a number of times for
emphasis or clarity.
o Example: “The speaker reiterated the importance of unity
throughout her speech.”
55. Resilient
o Definition: Able to withstand or recover quickly from
difficult conditions.

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 25

oExample: “Communities affected by the flood proved to be

incredibly resilient, rebuilding their homes swiftly.”
56. Scrutinize
o Definition: To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly.
o Example: “The accountant will scrutinize each transaction
to ensure accuracy.”
57. Simultaneously
o Definition: At the same time.
o Example: “She managed to work and study
simultaneously, which was quite demanding.”
58. Subsequently
o Definition: After a particular thing has happened;
afterward.
o Example: “He started as an intern and subsequently
became the CEO of the company.”
59. Surpass
o Definition: To exceed or go beyond.
o Example: “She worked hard to surpass her previous test
scores.”
60. Sustainable
o Definition: Able to be maintained at a certain rate or level;
avoiding depletion of natural resources.
o Example: “Sustainable farming practices can help preserve
ecosystems for future generations.”
[Link]
o Definition: Perceptible by touch; clear and definite; real.
o Example: “The project resulted in tangible benefits, such as
new roads and employment opportunities.”
62. Transient
o Definition: Lasting only for a short time; impermanent.
o Example: “The city’s population is quite transient, with
students and migrants coming and going.”
63. Ubiquitous
o Definition: Present, appearing, or found everywhere.

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 26

o Example: “Smartphones have become ubiquitous in

modern life, used by people of all ages.”
64. Underscore
o Definition: To emphasize or show the importance of
something.

• Example: “The study’s findings underscore the need for better

public health policies.”

65. Viable

• Definition: Capable of working successfully; feasible.

• Example: “Solar energy is a viable alternative to fossil fuels in
many regions.”

66. Vulnerable

• Definition: Exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed,

either physically or emotionally.
• Example: “Coastal areas are particularly vulnerable to rising sea
levels.”

67. Warrant

• Definition: To justify or necessitate a certain course of action.

• Example: “His severe symptoms warrant immediate medical
attention.”

68. Widespread

• Definition: Found or distributed over a large area or number of

people.
• Example: “There was widespread support for the new policy
throughout the community.”

69. Yield

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM

NGUYEN HOANG HUY 27

• Definition: To produce or provide (a natural, agricultural, or

industrial product); to give way to arguments, demands, or
pressure.
• Example: “The farm’s new methods yield a higher crop production
each season.”

70. Zealous

• Definition: Having or showing zeal; passionate or enthusiastic.

• Example: “She was zealous in her pursuit of justice, never giving
up on the case.”

CHỈ DỦNG CHO HS FORUM