Ielts speaking part 1 topics - feeling bored

Do you often feel bored?[Why/Why not?]​

You know, I don’t really get bored that often. There’s always something interesting to do or learn. Like, if I have some free time, I might pick up a book or watch a cool documentary. Sometimes, I just go for a walk and enjoy the fresh air. So yeah, life’s too short to be bored, don’t you think?

Do you get bored more often now than when you were younger? [Why/Why not?]​

Well, it’s funny you ask that. I feel like when I was younger, I had less responsibility and more free time, so I did experience boredom more often. But now, there’s always something to do or something new to learn. Even if I have some downtime, I find joy in simple things like reading a book or chatting with friends. So, in a way, growing older has made my life less boring

What sort of things do you find most boring? [Why?]​

Honestly, I find repetitive tasks pretty boring. You know, doing the same thing over and over again, like washing dishes or cleaning the house. It’s not that they’re hard, it’s just that there’s no variety, no surprise. I guess I enjoy things that challenge me, make me think or learn something new. So, anything that’s too predictable or routine tends to bore me a bit.

What do you do to stop yourself feeling bored? [Why?]​

To beat boredom, I usually dive into something new and exciting. Maybe it’s a book I’ve been meaning to read, or a new recipe I’ve wanted to try. Sometimes, I’ll even pick up a new hobby, like painting or gardening. It’s all about keeping my mind engaged and learning something new. After all, variety is the spice of life, right?

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