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Hello, my name is Julius. I'm helping
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students achieve their target band
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scores in IEL speaking and writing.
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Today, I'd like to answer one of the
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recent topics in part one about
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machines. Let's begin.
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What is your favorite machine in your
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home? It's the washing machine. I don't
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think I can live without it as I'm too
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reliant on it. I can't hand wash simply
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because my hands are allergic to
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detergent. Whenever my hands are soaked
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in a water with detergent, they get
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itchy and if I scratch them, I easily
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get cuts. So living without a washing
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machine is unimaginable for me. I have a
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lot, but if I could only choose one, it
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would be a computer. Without it, I
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wouldn't be able to make a living since
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my work depends on using a computer.
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Besides, my life would be dull if I had
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no computer since I also use it for
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entertainment purposes.
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Do you think washing machines and
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sweeping machines are important?
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Personally, yes. They make people's
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lives easier. Because of these machines,
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people can make use of their time more
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effectively since they don't need to do
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the cleaning manually. Unlike the past,
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with these washing machines and vacuum
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cleaners, especially those that are
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robotic, people can even do other house
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chores while waiting for their clothes
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and floors to be completely cleaned by
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these machines. Yes, that's without a
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doubt. But it doesn't mean that people
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couldn't live without any of these
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machines. I mean, people in the past
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survived without any of these. So if
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they could live without the depending on
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using these machines, I believe that
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modern people also can. I acknowledge
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that these machines are invaluable, but
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I can live without them. Do you read
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instructions before using a machine?
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I may very lazy person. So most of the
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time I don't. I a person who learns
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things through experience. That means I
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usually learn how to operate a machine
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by exploring it. For instance, when I
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bought a washing machine last time, I
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did not read any manual. I just started
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pressing the label buttons to start
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operating the machine and it worked
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well. That depends on the kind of
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machine. If I'm already familiar with
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machines like washing machines, coffee
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machines, computers and things like
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that, I don't need to read the manuals
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because I have firsthand experience of
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using such machines. However, if it's my
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first time operating a certain type of
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machine, I spend time reading the
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manuals because I don't want to damage
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it. I read the instructions more
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diligently. Do you think it is important
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to read instructions?
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Basically, yes. Instructions are a guide
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on how to do things. But like I said
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earlier, there are some people who don't
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see reading manual instructions of an
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appliance or a machine as a must. People
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like me learn how to operate a machine
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through experience. And we know that
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that's not always the best way. But in
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other aspects like uh taking an exam or
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taking a medication, reading
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instructions cannot be underestimated.
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Yes. And I think that shouldn't be a
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question in the first place. I mean
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people simply fail in competitions or
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exams if they don't read instructions
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carefully or if they don't listen to
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instructions attentively. instructions
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or a guide or a kind of rule that people
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should follow for them to do something
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correctly, effectively, and efficiently.
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Are you still getting a 6.5 in your IEL
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speaking test? Let me help you achieve
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your target band score like how I helped
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many of my students achieve their target
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band scores. Join my 101 coaching
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program today. Send me an email or click
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the link in the comment section. Let's
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get the band seven or more.
