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- IELTS Writing Task 2 Opinion Essay: Extreme SportsSome people think that dangerous extreme sports, such as skydiving and rock climbing, should be banned. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
- ChattingDo you like chatting with people? Who do you usually chat with the most? What do you usually chat about with your friends? Do you prefer chatting face-to-face or online? How often do you chat with your friends or family? Is chatting important in your daily life? Why or why not? Do you enjoy chatting with people you have just met? Has the way you chat with others changed in recent years? Do you think chatting helps people build relationships? Are you a talkative person or a quiet one?
- Public services and modern lifeWhy are services like electricity and water essential? Which services do people rely on most? How does a power problem affect daily routines? Do urban and rural areas get the same quality of service? How do interruptions affect businesses and the economy? Why is stable power vital for hospitals? What can individuals do to reduce pressure on resources? How might future improvements change our lives?
- Describe a time when the electricity suddenly went offYou should say: when and where it happened, how long it lasted, what you did during that time, and explain how you felt about it.
- MoneyDo you often use cash or credit cards? Is it easy for you to manage your money? What do you usually spend your money on? Do you prefer to save money or spend it? Did your parents teach you how to manage money? Do you think money is important for happiness? How do you usually pay for things: online or in shops? Have your spending habits changed in recent years? Do you think young people are good at saving money? What do you think is the best way to save money?