[Sample IELTS Writing] Spoken Communication Important Than Written

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1. Khôi on March 7, 2020 at 1:44 AM

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   It is argued that information exchanging in the form of speech surpasses doing in the form of text. I completely agree with this view, regardless of special or normal circumstances.

   First of all, I strongly believe that spoken interaction is not inferior to written communication even when it comes to formal events. In summits or conferences, for instance, speech plays a crucial role in terms of negotiating and ideas sharing, while writing-related approaches are scarcely used for those purposes. One may maintain that written documents are easier to archive and retrieve compared to oral data, but they fail to realize that nowadays recording and extracting of the prior spoken conversation are preferable and prevalent, thanks to advancements of the technology. Moreover, official messages can be conveyed more efficiently to the public by word-of-mouth, rather than pieces of writing. National statements or new policies are cases in point, would be better disseminated by talks on the media, instead of by intricate and implicit passages of words since people may find it baffling and impatient to read those administrative documents.

   At the same time, I would argue that in daily situations, oral communication is also far more powerful than the written counterpart. The first reason is that speaking allows people to impart and feedback information immediately, which is time-saving and boosts the efficiency of the discussion process. The best illustrations for this view are phone calls, outweighing email and text messages in the aspect of instant connection. And obviously, emotions expressing can be exactly achieved by verbal format, but not by words written. Furthermore, provided that writing is rather formal to utilize in ordinary circumstances, speaking is more comfortable and preeminent for daily interaction. Without inclining to correct mistakes in others’ speech, informal utterances encourage people to engage and thus catalyze the interaction process to progress faster and further.

   In conclusion, it seems to me that speaking, with more advantages in delivering the ideas, either officially or ordinarily, would outperform writing.

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   • HOÀNG THỊ KHÁNH HUYỀN on September 24, 2020 at 12:07 AM

     People have many different views about oral communication that has more positive effects than text communication. In my opinion, I completely agree with this idea.
     On the one hand, it is undeniable that oral communication is great way to understand what speakers are talking. First, aspiration of speakers aim to audiences who can master the information and most people like children, adults, the old are able to do this. Moreover, listening and speaking is the first thing that all children can do when they were borned . Communication with speaking do not force people to spend much time, for example nowaday, people tend to call together by phone, smart phone or computer, which allow them to excharge information rapidly.
     On the other hand, oral communication is more attractive than written communication for some reasons. In term of voice, people can pay attention to any person with a good voice, which make them more relaxing . furthermore, people will get fed of words, sentences when they communicate with text and written communication require them to spend time reading.
     In conclusion, it is true that spoken communication is more productive than written communication for its conviences and attractions

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   • Dũng on December 23, 2020 at 12:11 PM

     SOME PEOPLE THINK THAT SPOKEN COMMUNICATION IS MORE POWERFUL THAN WRITTEN COMMUNICATION.TO WHAT EXTENT DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE?
     The question of whether oral communication or written one would be dominant remains controversial. While many people believe that the verbal communication is more effective than the latter one, I completely disagree with this viewpoint. Personally, I think the written one has a more tremendous impact on our daily lives.
     First and foremost, written communication is much more cost-effective and time-saving. Without making entrance into the meeting, the colleagues can exchange their view and work cooperatively via the online document editor. Moreover, the budget spent on either transportation or conference arrangement can be reduced.For example, during the outbreak of Covid-19, the sizeable majority of people had to work from home and decidedly received the information from their company through online. With a few clicks of a mouse, they tend to send the elaborate documents to each other at such short notice with a view to completing the tasks speedily.
     Secondly, written document is also considered to be the permanently indispensable record.In terms of law, the valid evidence is utterly the top priority and need to be preserved for a long time.Furthermore, top executive can obviously present their informative proof and arguments in an understandable way thanks to the written documents. Moreover, in business, this means of communication can help to devise a coherently long-term strategy for the companies and get in touch with the customers in an accessible way.
     Admittedly, many people hold the view that oral communication is better than written one in some circumstances.For instance, in a dating , performance or presentation, the verbal one helps us to show our truthful feelings and deep respect for the partner.However, I firmly believe that the written communcation is more worthwhile than the spoken one.
     In conclusion, it seems to me that written communication is more influential than oral one due to the low cost, effective time management and eternally important conservation.

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