질문: Who do you think will want new things, children or old people?
Children are usually more curious and excited about new things.
Children are usually more curious and excited about new things.
They are growing and learning, so new things can be more appealing as a way to explore the world.
They are growing and learning, so new things can be more appealing as a way to explore the world.
Children are often more adaptable to changes and new technology.
Children are often more adaptable to changes and new technology.
Toys, gadgets, and new styles are often marketed towards younger audiences.
Toys, gadgets, and new styles are often marketed towards younger audiences.
Some older people might want new things that make life easier, like new health gadgets or home appliances.
Some older people might want new things that make life easier, like new health gadgets or home appliances.
They might be interested in new things that can enhance their comfort or provide entertainment.
They might be interested in new things that can enhance their comfort or provide entertainment.
Older adults might seek new experiences, like travel or hobbies, after retirement.
Older adults might seek new experiences, like travel or hobbies, after retirement.
The desire for new things can depend more on personality than age.
The desire for new things can depend more on personality than age.
Some children might prefer familiar toys and activities, while some older people might be very open to trying new technologies or hobbies.
Some children might prefer familiar toys and activities, while some older people might be very open to trying new technologies or hobbies.
Cultural and individual factors can influence this as well.
Cultural and individual factors can influence this as well.
질문: Who do you think will want new things, children or old people?
진짜 숙어
IELTS Speaking에서 7점 이상을 얻기 위해 이 숙어들을 사용해보세요:
Old dog, new tricks: Used to say that older people often find it difficult to learn new skills.
Old dog, new tricks: Used to say that older people often find it difficult to learn new skills.
Young at heart: Remaining youthful and energetic, regardless of age.
Young at heart: Remaining youthful and energetic, regardless of age.
Jump on the bandwagon: To join others in doing something that is becoming popular.
Jump on the bandwagon: To join others in doing something that is becoming popular.