IELTS Speaking Part 1: Feeling bored – bài mẫu và câu trả lời hay

Do you often feel bored?

Actually, not that often.

I've got a lot on my plate with classes and weekend tutoring, so there's rarely time to get bored.

Mind you, the odd quiet day does happen, usually when I've finished an assignment early.

Then I just sit around twiddling my thumbs for a bit.

When do you usually feel bored?

Mostly in long lectures, I'd say.

Some lecturers just drone on, reading straight from the slides, and after ten minutes I zone out.

The other time is queuing at the student office at the start of term.

Basically, everyone needs a form signed and stamped, so you can easily wait an hour just for that.

What do you do when you feel bored?

Well, it depends how much energy I've got.

If I'm feeling lazy, I'll put on a Korean drama to kill time, or edit a few photos on my phone.

But if I'm up for it, I go for a walk around the lake, and that always perks me up.

Honestly, though, the drama usually wins.

Which do you think is more boring, childhood or adulthood?

Childhood, I reckon, even though most people would say the opposite.

I still remember long afternoons in my parents' shop.

Mum and Dad were busy with customers, so I was left to my own devices, and the hours just dragged on.

Then again, I haven't started working full time yet, so ask me in a few years.