Describe an argument two of your friends had: IELTS Speaking Cue Card

You should say

  • Who the friends were?
  • What the argument was about?
  • How did they express their disagreement?
  • And explain how you felt about it.

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A recent argument that two of my friends had was a really a major one, which really seemed to be about conflicting views about the existence of Gods. While one of my friends was a staunch believer in God and the other one happens to be an atheist. Both of them argued placing their point very strongly. However, I do not agree to whatever that they were saying. While they were right with their putting forth their own views, however, they did not realize that while arguing, all they did was hurt each other. I think a better way to argue about such a sensitive topic would be when both of them would be at peace and in a position to learn and understand the other person's point of view. And frankly, when both of the parties involved in the argument are angry and upset, it doesn't really lead to a very pleasant thing to argue about.

Follow up questions


What do you think is the best way to resolve conflicts between friends?
I believe the best way to resolve conflicts is through open communication. Friends should express their feelings calmly and listen to each other without judgment. Finding common ground and understanding each other's perspectives can help mend the relationship and prevent future arguments.

Have you ever experienced a similar argument among your friends?
Yes, I have witnessed similar arguments among friends, especially regarding personal beliefs or values. These discussions often become heated, and it's important to remind everyone to respect differing opinions. I've seen friendships strained over such topics, which is why I value peaceful dialogue.

Why do you think people argue about beliefs so passionately?
People often argue about beliefs passionately because these beliefs are tied to their identity and values. When someone challenges those beliefs, it can feel like a personal attack. This emotional investment leads to strong reactions, making it difficult for individuals to engage in constructive discussions.

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One silly feud that I remember my colleagues Pandian and Shivaraman had is what comes to my mind when I think of argument between friends. I don't exactly remember what the cause for the argument was but it certainly was some misunderstanding over somebody mocking Pandian and Shivaraman getting along with them. But it got to a point that they took it very personally and before to this they were inseparable but after this they wouldn't even look at each other. At first we all didn't care much, we thought they might get back together in a matter of time. But they kept at it for months together and we used to go together for lunch and then it started that Pandian would stay away from the group. It actually started to become really awkward for the whole group. Then we thought of taking matters into our hands and then we decided to get them to talk to each other. However, many attempts we tried they never truly understood what the problem was because they both had different interpretation of what had happened. At last on my birthday I decided this can't happen for much long because usually we had a habit of getting together and going out for lunches. So I called them both, I invited them both for a lunch party and then there we sorted it out. Ever since then they have not had a fight. But they are really good friends that they have all these silly fights every now and then.

Follow up questions


What do you think caused the misunderstanding between Pandian and Shivaraman?
The misunderstanding seemed to stem from a joke or mockery that was taken too seriously. Both friends interpreted the situation differently, which led to their fallout. It's common for friends to misinterpret each other's intentions, especially in a close-knit group.

How did the argument affect your group dynamics?
The argument created an awkward atmosphere within our group. Initially, we thought it would blow over, but as time passed, it became uncomfortable. Pandian's decision to distance himself made group outings less enjoyable, and we felt the need to intervene to restore harmony.

What strategies did you use to help them reconcile?
We tried multiple times to get them to talk, but it didn't work. Finally, I organized a lunch party on my birthday, hoping to create a relaxed environment. This setting allowed them to express their feelings and misunderstandings, ultimately leading to their reconciliation.

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I would like to talk about an argument that happened between two of my close friends Riya and Anjali during our college days. We were all part of the same project group and the disagreement occurred during one of our planning sessions. The argument was about dividing the work fairly, Riya felt that Anjali was not doing her part and was relying too much on others. On the other hand, Anjali believed that she had done the initial research, so it was now the others turn to contribute more. The discussion started calmly, but it soon turned a bit heated. Both of them raised their voices at each other and started blaming. The rest of us in the group were quite uncomfortable as we did not want to take the sides. In the end, I decided to step in and try to mediate the situation. I suggested we write down each task and assign it clearly to avoid confusion. Once the roles were divided properly, things calmed down and both of them apologized to each other the next day. Personally, I felt quite awkward and a bit anxious during the argument because they are both good friends of mine. But I also realized that misunderstandings are common when people work together and clear communication is the really important key to avoid conflicts.

Follow up questions


How did you feel when the argument escalated?
I felt quite anxious and awkward because both Riya and Anjali are good friends of mine. It was uncomfortable to see them argue, and I was worried about how it might affect our group dynamics.

What strategies can help resolve conflicts in a group?
Clear communication is essential. Writing down tasks and responsibilities can help avoid misunderstandings. Additionally, having a neutral mediator can facilitate discussions and ensure everyone feels heard.

Have you ever experienced a similar situation in another context?
Yes, I have seen similar conflicts arise in other group projects and even in family discussions. It often comes down to miscommunication and differing expectations, which can be resolved through open dialogue.

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I remember during high school, my two best friends, Shreya and Nitya, who were also my classmates, had a big fight and it led to a huge misunderstanding between both of them and it affected me as well. It was caused because of Shreya not being able to help Nitya with her projects. Usually, my friend Shreya is always helping Nitya with writing her assignments as she has good handwriting. But this time, she was really busy with her other friends and forgot about the help she had to give to Nitya. And I remember Nitya confronting Shreya about this and both of them expressed their feelings and Shreya had also apologized to her. And it made me feel like in a tight position but it was ended well as they both apologized. And it was also a point where I had to choose sides but I ended up not doing so as it would have ended in a very heated argument. I made them understand that there was no ill intention of anyone in this scenario and that we should not be quarreling over such a small misunderstanding. Furthermore, Shreya promised Nitya that she would help her and not forget about her assignments in future and she assured her that she would make it on time as well. And Nitya was relieved hearing this and it went off and ended very smoothly and positively as both showed maturity instead of fighting over the same thing again and again.

Follow up questions


How did you feel during the argument between your friends?
I felt quite uncomfortable and anxious because I didn't want to take sides. It was tough to see my friends upset with each other, and I was worried about how it would affect our friendship group.

What do you think are the main causes of arguments among friends?
I believe misunderstandings, lack of communication, and differing expectations are the main causes of arguments among friends. When friends don't express their feelings or needs clearly, it can lead to conflicts.

How can friends resolve their conflicts effectively?
Friends can resolve conflicts effectively by communicating openly, listening to each other's perspectives, and being willing to apologize. It's important to approach the situation with empathy and understanding to find a resolution.

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So basically, if we are having an argument between two friends, like me and my other half, I would say, then we do have a lot. We have a lot of arguments on a lot of topics, not just one, but many. But the most interesting fact is that we resolve it. We do not let it get incomplete or any kind of misunderstanding between us. We tend to resolve it as soon as possible. And one of the arguments which I can remember as of now, as of today, I'd say, that we had an argument regarding how we can actually have an impact over to our jobs, which we are actually applying for. So she told me that it is okay to work for less, even if your salary is less. But I would like to prefer to go with more of the salary. If you are not satisfied with your job, then if there is nothing, you can do about it as well. Because there are a lot of people I have heard as of now, and I think this argument was very long, but we came to a conclusion as well. And the conclusion was that it is okay to work for less if you are working in the right path. I think that is a very good decision we have made and we have resolved that argument very satisfactorily. So I think that is for all. So this is just the one argument which I am discussing as of now. But I do think that we tend to resolve each and every problem, any kind of misunderstanding by just resolving it.

Follow up questions


How do you usually resolve arguments with your friends?
We usually talk it out openly and honestly. We express our feelings and try to understand each other's perspectives. It's important for us to communicate effectively and find common ground to resolve our differences.

What do you think is the most important factor in resolving conflicts?
I believe that communication is the most important factor. Being able to express thoughts and feelings without judgment helps in understanding each other better. Additionally, being willing to compromise and find a solution that works for both parties is crucial.

Have you ever had a disagreement that was difficult to resolve?
Yes, there have been disagreements that took longer to resolve, especially when emotions were high. In those cases, we took a step back, gave each other some space, and later returned to the discussion with a clearer mindset to find a resolution.
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Cue 1:Who the friends were?

  • Introduce your friends by mentioning their names and a brief description of their relationship with you.
  • Explain how long you have known them and what common interests they share.

Example

My friends, Ravi and Priya, have been close friends of mine since college. Ravi is an avid cricket fan, while Priya is more into football. They often engage in friendly debates about sports, which is something I enjoy watching.


Cue 2:What the argument was about?

  • Clearly state the topic of the argument and why it was significant to both friends.
  • Mention any specific event or situation that triggered the disagreement.

Example

Recently, they had a heated argument about which sport is better, cricket or football. This debate started during a match screening at my house, where Ravi was supporting India in a cricket match, while Priya was frustrated that she couldn’t watch her favorite football team play.


Cue 3:How did they express their disagreement?

  • Describe the tone and manner in which they expressed their disagreement, whether it was calm or heated.
  • Include any specific phrases or actions that highlighted their disagreement.

Example

Their disagreement escalated quickly. Ravi raised his voice, passionately defending cricket, while Priya countered with statistics about football's global popularity. They both gestured animatedly, which made the argument quite entertaining for me.


Cue 4:And explain how you felt about it.

  • Share your feelings about the argument, whether you found it amusing, concerning, or something else.
  • Mention if you tried to mediate or if you enjoyed watching the debate unfold.

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I found their argument quite amusing, as it reminded me of our college days. I didn’t intervene because I knew they would eventually laugh it off. It was interesting to see their passion for their respective sports, and it made for a lively evening.


Conclusion

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    In conclusion, witnessing Ravi and Priya's argument was a reminder of how friends can have differing opinions yet maintain a strong bond. It highlighted their personalities and interests, making our friendship even more vibrant.


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    A recent argument that two of my friends had was a really a major one, which really seemed to be about conflicting views about the existence of Gods. While one of my friends was a staunch believer in God and the other one happens to be an atheist. Both of them argued placing their point very strongly. However, I do not agree to whatever that they were saying. While they were right with their putting forth their own views, however, they did not realize that while arguing, all they did was hurt each other. I think a better way to argue about such a sensitive topic would be when both of them would be at peace and in a position to learn and understand the other person's point of view. And frankly, when both of the parties involved in the argument are angry and upset, it doesn't really lead to a very pleasant thing to argue about.

    Band 7

    I remember during high school, my two best friends, Shreya and Nitya, who were also my classmates, had a big fight and it led to a huge misunderstanding between both of them and it affected me as well. It was caused because of Shreya not being able to help Nitya with her projects. Usually, my friend Shreya is always helping Nitya with writing her assignments as she has good handwriting. But this time, she was really busy with her other friends and forgot about the help she had to give to Nitya. And I remember Nitya confronting Shreya about this and both of them expressed their feelings and Shreya had also apologized to her. And it made me feel like in a tight position but it was ended well as they both apologized. And it was also a point where I had to choose sides but I ended up not doing so as it would have ended in a very heated argument. I made them understand that there was no ill intention of anyone in this scenario and that we should not be quarreling over such a small misunderstanding. Furthermore, Shreya promised Nitya that she would help her and not forget about her assignments in future and she assured her that she would make it on time as well. And Nitya was relieved hearing this and it went off and ended very smoothly and positively as both showed maturity instead of fighting over the same thing again and again.

    Band 7

    One silly feud that I remember my colleagues Pandian and Shivaraman had is what comes to my mind when I think of argument between friends. I don't exactly remember what the cause for the argument was but it certainly was some misunderstanding over somebody mocking Pandian and Shivaraman getting along with them. But it got to a point that they took it very personally and before to this they were inseparable but after this they wouldn't even look at each other. At first we all didn't care much, we thought they might get back together in a matter of time. But they kept at it for months together and we used to go together for lunch and then it started that Pandian would stay away from the group. It actually started to become really awkward for the whole group. Then we thought of taking matters into our hands and then we decided to get them to talk to each other. However, many attempts we tried they never truly understood what the problem was because they both had different interpretation of what had happened. At last on my birthday I decided this can't happen for much long because usually we had a habit of getting together and going out for lunches. So I called them both, I invited them both for a lunch party and then there we sorted it out. Ever since then they have not had a fight. But they are really good friends that they have all these silly fights every now and then.

    Band 7

    I would like to talk about an argument that happened between two of my close friends Riya and Anjali during our college days. We were all part of the same project group and the disagreement occurred during one of our planning sessions. The argument was about dividing the work fairly, Riya felt that Anjali was not doing her part and was relying too much on others. On the other hand, Anjali believed that she had done the initial research, so it was now the others turn to contribute more. The discussion started calmly, but it soon turned a bit heated. Both of them raised their voices at each other and started blaming. The rest of us in the group were quite uncomfortable as we did not want to take the sides. In the end, I decided to step in and try to mediate the situation. I suggested we write down each task and assign it clearly to avoid confusion. Once the roles were divided properly, things calmed down and both of them apologized to each other the next day. Personally, I felt quite awkward and a bit anxious during the argument because they are both good friends of mine. But I also realized that misunderstandings are common when people work together and clear communication is the really important key to avoid conflicts.

    Band 6-7

    So, a long back I have an argument with my friend Mohit Krishna. It is related to a trip. So when we are discussing about a trip where we have to go, I mentioned that we will go for Nandi hills. But he refused that and he is saying we will go for Chamundi hills. But Chamundi hills is very long comparatively because it was a sunny day. So, my couple of friends also they supported me, we will go for Nandi hills. So, that is why I have chosen and I have recommended to him to go for Nandi hills. Then, again he refused that and there will be a heat up of argument. So, we spoke each other very clearly and we mentioned that advantages and disadvantages of visiting both places. Then, we finalized about going for the respective place. So, again we have discussing and we have followed up continuously all of our friends to go for the trip and we started finally going for the Nandi hills. While going also Mohit started a heat argument related to that place. When we started to go, suddenly it started raining. So, that time he said if you are going for Chamundi hills means there will be no rain. But since Sandeep said about going for this place, rain was suddenly planned. So, that is the reason we continuously walked up to reaching Nandi hills. We argued each other. So, after reaching there, Mohit Krishna's opinion has changed because that place is full of good nature and weather. So, don't judge by its cover.

    Band 6-7

    Lately I had an argument with my own roommate regarding pursuing higher or pursuing a job. So my decision was that, according to me, pursuing higher education is better and she was working for getting into a job. So what I felt is, right now I am currently pursuing my bachelor's, so in my opinion pursuing master's after this, finishing the whole of my education and then getting into a job or industry would be better for me. But what she was saying is, working for a few years and then maybe pursuing higher if possible. According to me that would not really sound great because once you've gotten into the industry and once you've started earning, it's not technically possible for you to get back and pursue education again. You would not have the previous focus that you had, you would have a lot of mental pressure Also once you're leaving your job and continuing studying, you might also be financially dependent or you might face many economic problems. So according to me, what I feel is, when you want to pursue studies, you have to study in a full stretch and once you're done with studying and then deciding a job or shaping your life would be a better decision according to me. So what I strongly disagree with her is, having worked for 2-3 years and then getting back into the education sector again might not sound a great idea because you would end up changing your mindset and after that tuning back your mindset to this might not be very easy according to me.

    Band 6-7

    My friends from college and I are a very strong group, however, there had been an unsettling issue regarding another friend who had broken up with all of us and distanced himself from each and every member of our group. And there was a disagreement about his behavior towards us, between two of my friends who are present in the group currently, they fought about why he did so and what were his thoughts and actions for justifying his behavior. And my friends argued that over his nature versus his nurture, which I felt was really unnecessary in the first place. However, since they had their own opinions, I was taken aback by how viciously they fought each other regarding their own opinions about a person who had already betrayed us. Now, after the disagreement, we had a long pause over our friendship. We weren't in talking terms with each other for a long time. However, I took the effort to hash out all our issues and regroup ourselves so that we can maintain our friendships, at least for those who want to, and not carry the vestiges of the past. Troubling relations into the future and start anew.

    Band 6-7

    Recently I had an argument with my close friend. Actually, he just got very much angry over a very small topic. Actually, he called me thrice but my phone was in the silent mode so I couldn't pick up but according to him, it's like I was ignoring his call but why would I do that? He is my best friend. But according to him, like I was just ignoring him or like that because basically the time that he called was between 5 to 7 which is my leisure time on most of the days and he knows that very well so according to him, what was I doing in my leisure time that I ignored his call but that was not the correct reason. So yeah, we had a fight about that and he actually didn't talk to me for a couple of days but after few days, we patch up and we are friends again and I am happy for that.

    Band 6-7

    I have two close friends, Rhea and Abhishek, and I remember the last time that they had an argument, it was because of a gift. It was Rhea's birthday and Abhishek forgot about it and Rhea was very devastated because we three are the best friends. So they both were best friends as well. She was very devastated, she expected more from him. On the other hand, Abhishek was like, okay, she is my friend, she will understand. And he was expecting a little bit more leaning towards him. But after an hour or so, they both realized that they were expecting a lot from each other. They sat down, they had a conversation, and after some time, they were okay. And when they were having the argument, I was just sitting on the side. I didn't know what to do because they both are my friends. I was not comfortable taking someone's side. So I was just sitting there and when they had a conversation and they decided to end their argument, I felt so much better. Because I did not want to be in the middle of it.

    Band 6-7

    I remember one day when I was sitting with my friends, among them Ram and Shyam were having an argument over the topic of whether they should prepare for an interview using groups which are already cleared that interview or prepared by himself without contacting that group. And Ram was in a favor of preparing in a group which have already had experienced before will help you to strong the weakest area and also give us the feedback whereas Shyam has condemned this idea proposed by Ram by saying that this would lead us to distraction by focusing on a rather larger view or opinion. He is in support of studying or studying for the preparation of interview by himself would benefit us more compared to when we prepare them with the help of the group.
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