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Example: "In recent times, people have adapted their goals to align with the digital
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Bog'liq Speaking Part3 (2)Example: "In recent times, people have adapted their goals to align with the digital
age."
2)
Sustainability
(noun) - The ability to maintain or continue something over the long term.
Example: "Sustainability goals, like reducing carbon footprint, are gaining
prominence in today's world."
Rewards
Question 1
: Do you think people should be awarded?
Answer
: Yes, I believe that recognizing and rewarding people for their
achievements
is
essential. Awards serve as positive reinforcement,
motivating
individuals to excel in their
respective fields. They provide a sense of accomplishment and encourage continuous
improvement. This recognition not only boosts the recipient's morale but also inspires others
to strive for excellence.
High-level vocabulary with examples:
1)
Achievements
(noun) - Things successfully accomplished, typically through effort and
skill.
Example: "Awards celebrate individuals' outstanding achievements in various
domains."
2)
Motivating
(adjective) - Providing an incentive or encouragement to take action.
Example: "Awards have a motivating effect, driving people to aim for higher levels of
success."
Question 2
: Do you think there are some disadvantages to always giving winners
awards?
Answer: While awards can be motivating, there are potential disadvantages to
excessive
awarding. Overuse of awards may lead to a sense of
entitlement
, where individuals expect
recognition for routine tasks. Moreover, it can create unhealthy competition and foster a fear
of failure, deterring people from taking risks. Careful consideration is needed to strike a
balance between recognition and maintaining a healthy perspective on success and failure.
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