Describe an activity that made you feel tired
You should say:
When and where it took place?
Why you took part in it?
What the activity was?
And explain why it made you feel tired?
Model Answer 1: IELTS Cue Card
The activity that made me feel tired was a hiking trip.
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When and where it took place:
It happened last summer, in July, during a weekend. I went hiking in a nearby national park.
Why I took part in it:
I decided to go hiking because I wanted to spend some time outdoors and connect with nature. I also wanted to challenge myself physically.
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What the activity was:
Hiking is when you walk for long distances in natural areas, like forests or mountains. It’s a great way to exercise and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors.
Why it made me feel tired:
Hiking made me tired because it involved a lot of walking, especially uphill. The terrain was rough, with steep slopes and rocky paths. Carrying a heavy backpack with food and water added to the fatigue. The hot sun also made it more exhausting.
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I felt my muscles working hard, and I sweated a lot. The constant effort to keep going, combined with the physical strain, made me feel exhausted by the end of the day. However, despite the tiredness, I felt accomplished and closer to nature.Top of Form
Model Answer 2: IELTS Cue Card
Introduction:
Life has moments that can leave us feeling tired, and one such instance in my life was when I went hiking with my friends.
When and where it took place? and Why you took part in it?
This happened a few months ago in the nearby mountains. I decided to join my friends on this hiking trip because I wanted to enjoy the beauty of nature and spend quality time with them.
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What the activity was?
Hiking involves walking long distances in natural landscapes, and we chose a challenging trail that took us through dense forests and steep inclines. We carried our backpacks with supplies and embarked on this adventure.
Explain why it made you feel tired?
The activity made me tired because we hiked for several hours, constantly walking uphill and downhill. Carrying the backpack added to the physical strain. The uneven terrain and the need to watch our step made it mentally exhausting too.
By the end of the hike, my legs were sore, and I felt completely drained. But the breathtaking views and the satisfaction of conquering the trail made it all worthwhile.
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