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- Responsibility and Attitudes Towards PossessionsWhy do people sometimes act carelessly and end up breaking things? Do you think children should be punished if they break something? Why or why not? Is it better to repair broken items or replace them? How do people usually feel when they damage something expensive? Do you think modern products are made to last? Why or why not? Should companies offer free repairs for damaged products? How can parents teach children to be more responsible with their belongings? Do you think people value possessions less than they did in the past? Are accidents more common at home or in the workplace? Why? What can individuals do to avoid damaging things accidentally?
- SceneryDoes your hometown have a lot of scenic views? When you travel, do you like to stay in a hotel with a beautiful view? Why or why not? Do you like to take pictures of breathtaking scenery with your smartphone? How important is it for you to live in an area with natural surroundings? Do you look out the window at the scenery when traveling by bus or car? What scenery can you see from the window of your home? Is there beautiful scenery in your country? Why do you think people often take pictures of beautiful scenery? If you stay at a hotel, do you prefer to have natural scenery around you? Why or why not? Do you like to watch the scenery from your window? Why or why not? What kind of scenery do you find most relaxing? Have you ever visited a place with unforgettable scenery? Where was it?
- Describe a time when you broke somethingYou should say: what it was, when and where it happened, how you broke it, and explain what you did afterwards.
- IELTS Writing Task 2 | Shopping Malls as Social Spaces: A Negative Development?Many people nowadays consider shopping malls to be ideal places for leisure activities and socialising, whereas in the past they were primarily visited for practical purposes. To what extent do you think this change is a negative development?
- RulesDo you think rules are important in everyday life? What kind of rules did you have at home when you were a child? What rules did your teachers tell you to follow when you were a child? Did any teacher require you to follow these rules very strictly? Have you ever had a really strict teacher? Do you prefer to have more or fewer rules at school? Why? Do you think students would benefit from having more rules at school? Are there any rules at school or work that you find difficult to follow? What usually happens when people break rules in your country? Do you follow rules even when no one is watching?