IELTS Speaking Part 1: Sports programmes – bài mẫu và câu trả lời hay

Do you like watching sports programmes on TV?

For the big occasions, yes.

When Vietnam plays an important match, I clear my whole evening.

Honestly, I get so nervous that I'm on the edge of my seat for the full ninety minutes.

It's more stressful than relaxing, I'd say, but I wouldn't miss it for anything.

Do you like to watch live sports games?

Live, every time.

Actually, a replay just falls flat once you know the score.

Mind you, some big games kick off in the middle of the night, and I've got work in the morning.

So I stay off my phone to avoid spoilers and watch the full match over breakfast.

Who do you like to watch sports games with?

Whoever's around, really.

I mean, there's a café near my flat that puts a big screen out on the pavement for national team games.

I usually go with one friend, but by half-time I've struck up a conversation with the people at the next table.

You know, we're all cheering the team on.

Have you ever watched a sports game in a stadium?

Just the one time, a couple of years ago.

A colleague had two spare tickets for a Da Nang home game, so I went along with him.

The stadium was only half full.

Having said that, there was an electric atmosphere, because the drummers never stopped.

I'd say it beats watching on TV.

What kinds of games do you expect to watch in the future?

Tennis, I reckon.

A few weeks ago I was flicking through the channels and found myself watching a whole final.

I barely understand the scoring, so I really ought to read up on the rules.

Then again, esports could be next, since half my colleagues play.