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- IELTS Writing Task 2 | Invest in High-Speed Rail or Improve Existing TransportIn a number of countries, some people think it is necessary to spend large sums of money on constructing new railway lines for very fast trains between cities. Others believe the money should be spent on improving existing public transport. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.
- Gift-Giving and Attitudes Towards MoneyDo people in your country prefer giving money or other types of gifts? Why is money a popular gift on special occasions? Do you think giving money is more practical than giving presents? On what occasions is it appropriate to give money as a gift? How do children usually feel when they receive money as a gift? Should parents teach children how to manage gift money? How? Has the tradition of giving money changed in recent years? Do you think giving money can sometimes be seen as impersonal? Why or why not?
- The Role of Traditional Stories in SocietyWhy do traditional stories play an important role in a society? Do you think traditional stories are still popular among young people today? How have traditional stories been passed down through generations in your country? What kinds of moral lessons can people learn from traditional stories? Do you think modern forms of entertainment have replaced traditional storytelling? Are traditional stories in your country different from those in other cultures? How? Should schools include more traditional stories in their curriculum? Why or why not? How has technology changed the way people experience stories? Why do some traditional stories become more famous than others? Do you prefer traditional stories or modern stories? Why?
- Describe a time when you received money as a giftYou should say: when you received the money, who gave it to you, why they gave it to you ,and explain how you felt.
- Describe an interesting traditional storyYou should say: what the story is, where you heard or read it, what happens in the story, and explain why you find it interesting.