IELTS Speaking 기출 - Part 1(5) Celebrity news

 

 

1. Who is your favourite celebrity in your country?

 

My favourite celebrity from my country is Heung Min Son. He's an incredibly talented footballer who plays for Tottenham Hotspur in the English Premier League. What I admire most about him is not just his exceptional skills on the field but also his humility and work ethic off the field. He's a role model for many young athletes in our country, showing that with dedication and hard work, it's possible to achieve great success on the international stage.

 

 

2. What kind of famous people do you often see in the news?

 

The news often features a variety of famous people, ranging from politicians and business moguls to entertainers and sports stars. Recently, I've noticed a significant amount of coverage on celebrities involved in charitable work and environmental activism. It seems there's a growing interest in those who use their influence for positive social change, which I find quite encouraging.

 

 

3. Do you pay attention to famous people in the news?

 

I do pay attention to famous people in the news, but my interest mainly lies in those who make a significant impact in their respective fields or in society. I'm particularly drawn to stories about individuals who leverage their fame to advocate for important causes or to help those in need. I believe that when celebrities use their platform for good, it can inspire others to take action as well.

 

 

4. Do you believe that the news about famous people in the media is true?

 

While I'd like to believe that the news is a reliable source of information, I'm aware that it's not always entirely accurate, especially concerning famous people. Media outlets sometimes sensationalize stories to attract more viewers or readers. Therefore, I take such news with a grain of salt and try to look for multiple sources before forming an opinion about any story related to a celebrity.

 

 

5. Would you like to be a famous person in the news?

 

Being famous and featured in the news does have its allure, but it's not something I actively aspire to. Fame often comes with a lack of privacy and constant scrutiny, which I believe could be quite challenging to handle. I'd prefer to make a positive impact in my community or field without the added pressure and attention that news coverage can bring.