[Speaking Part 2] Describe a uniform (in school or company) you wear.

• When you usually wear it.
• Who bought it for you.
• What it is like.
•And how you feel about it.

(When you usually wear it.)

Majoring in tourism, I have to always keep in mind(luôn luôn nhớ rằng) that I should appear debonair(lịch lãm) in chic(hợp thời trang) yet formal outfits whenever I go to school. My faculty requires us to wear uniform on Monday sessions. Like most young people, I am a bit of a slave to fashion(nô lệ của thời trang) and I’d always have to buy that must-have uniform.

(who bought it for you.)

As it was the class uniform, one representative from the class – the monitor - was in charge of contacting the company to place an order(đặt hàng). As it was a uniformoriented company, the clothes there were off the peg(đồ may sẵn). So, the fact that our clothes reached us only after one week of registration came as no surprise at all.

(what it is like.)

The uniform requires students to wear a white ironed shirt along with black trousers as well as black or brown leather shoes. Anyone who failed to comply(tuân theo) with the dress code would be denied admission to Monday lectures.

(and how you feel about it.)

 

Albeit awkward(vụng về), the uniform makes me look a lot more mature. Since I had the uniform, I’ve decided to revamp(thay đổi) my image, first by wearing formal clothes to school more often, next by avoiding wearing shorts to school. The change has come as a surprise(gây bất ngờ) to a great number of people, especially to those who have not seen me for ages. Because of this, I owe my faculty a debt of gratitude(nợ một ân huệ) for giving me the incentive to look better and to be more professional.