Recent IELTS Writing Task 2 Topic Some people believe that increased life expectancy due to medical advances is beneficial for society, while others argue it causes problems. Discuss both views and give your own opinion. Band 8.0 Model Answer The dramatic extension of human lifespans through medical progress has sparked debate about its societal impact. While…
The bar chart compares the daily oil production capacities of six nations (Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, the UAE, and Qatar) over two decades from 1990 to 2010, measured in millions of barrels. Overall, Saudi Arabia dominated production throughout the period, while Qatar consistently remained the lowest producer. Most countries demonstrated gradual increases in output, with…
Should Mobile Phones Be Banned in Public Places Like Smoking? Some argue that mobile phone use in public is as antisocial as smoking and should be similarly restricted. While I agree that phones can be disruptive, banning them entirely is unnecessary. Instead, reasonable regulations should be enforced to balance convenience and public etiquette. On the…
🎤 Part 2: Cue Card Practice Describe something useful you borrowed from another personYou should say: ⏳ Preparation Time: 1 minute (Use the timer on your phone)đź—Ł Speaking Time: 2 minutes (Record yourself with your phone) **”You know, I’ve always been someone who prefers to be self-sufficient, but life has a funny way of teaching us humility. The most…
Your company has sent you for a course abroad, and you got a certificate there, but you somehow lost it. Write a letter to the college principal to send the certificate to you. In your letter -Describe how you lost it?-Explain why you need it now-What do you want the principal to do? Band 4-5…
When you’re preparing for the IELTS Speaking or Writing tests, using vocabulary precisely can make a big difference in your band score. One common word that many students think they understand but often misuse is the word experience. Did you know that experience can be both countable and uncountable—and that the meaning changes depending on…
Scary enough, is not it? What should you do if you have no idea how to answer the Speaking Part 2 question? Can you ask for a new cue card or a new question? Should you tell a story that isn’t true? Let’s dig deeper. To be honest, the chances of getting an unfamiliar topic are…
Entering the room The examiner will come and collect you and take you into the room. You are being recorded at this point to make sure that everything is legal and that the examiner is not corrupt. The examiner cannot talk to you although they will ask whether you have mobile phone, smartwatch etc. Once…
Pros and cons of living or studying in other countries It is common for people to travel abroad in these days, whether if it is for job oportunities, healthier standard of life or simply due to needs of pursuing new experiences. It is undeniable that there are mutiple benefits of moving and studying overseas. However,…
In this episode, we speak with Tino Elgner from EBS University of Economics & Law Germany and he shares top postgraduate application tips for international students. We discuss: Top application tips for international postgraduate students Most popular postgraduate courses at EBS The postgraduate application process for prospective international students at EBS