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Answer Explanation
Computer-delivered IELTS
Cue Card Sample
- Cue Card # 1: Describe a time when you helped someone
- Cue Card # 10: Describe your favourite season
- Cue Card # 100: Person who you think is interesting
- Cue Card # 101: Describe something you received for free
- Cue Card # 102: Describe a goal you hope to achieve
- Cue Card # 103: A person who has interesting ideas
- Cue Card # 104: Expensive hobby you can’t pursue daily
- Cue Card # 105: Your idea of a perfect home
- Cue Card # 106: Occasion when everybody smiled
- Cue Card # 107: When you taught something to someone
- Cue Card # 108: Describe a club or association you joined
- Cue Card # 109: When you needed more time to finish a task
- Cue Card # 11: Describe your favourite song or piece of music
- Cue Card # 110: Public holiday you remember
- Cue Card # 111: An excursion to a local tourist spot
- Cue Card # 112: Describe a concert you have enjoyed
- Cue Card # 113: Group that works to protect the environment
- Cue Card # 114: When you bought a book as a gift item
- Cue Card # 115: Describe a teacher who has influenced you
- Cue Card # 116: Describe a memorable event in your life
- Cue Card # 117: Describe a film or TV programme
- Cue Card # 118: Something you own which is very important to you
- Cue Card # 119: Describe an open-air or street market
- Cue Card # 12: Describe a happy event of your life
- Cue Card # 120: Describe something you did that was new or exciting
- Cue Card # 121: Person who has done a lot of work to help people
- Cue Card # 122: Describe a journey that you remember well
- Cue Card # 123: Well-known person you like or admire
- Cue Card # 124: Describe an interest or hobby that you enjoy
- Cue Card # 125: Describe a song or a piece of music you like
- Cue Card # 126: Describe an interesting historic place
- Cue Card # 127: Describe a river, lake or sea which you like
- Cue Card # 128: Describe a useful website you have visited
- Cue Card # 129: Describe someone in your family
- Cue Card # 13: An important decision/choice that you made
- Cue Card # 130: Describe a party that you enjoyed
- Cue Card # 131: Important choice you had to make
- Cue Card # 132: An idea you had for improving something
- Cue Card # 133: Describe a competition you took part in
- Cue Card # 134: Describe a piece of electronic equipment
- Cue Card # 135: Something healthy you enjoy doing
- Cue Card # 136: When you had to wait a long time
- Cue Card # 137: Describe a film/movie actor from your country
- Cue Card # 138: Discussion about how you spend money
- Cue Card # 139: When you visited a workplace
- Cue Card # 14: Describe your favourite food
- Cue Card # 140: Describe a teacher you remember
- Cue Card # 141: Describe a gift you have received
- Cue Card # 142: A present that you broke accidentally
- Cue Card # 143: Describe an old person you admire
- Cue Card # 144: Someone who does something well
- Cue Card # 145: Describe a shop near where you live
- Cue Card # 146: Describe a child that you know
- Cue Card # 147: Something you would like to own
- Cue Card # 148: House/apartment someone you know lives in
- Cue Card # 149: Describe a writer you would like to meet
- Cue Card # 15: Useful website you have visited and liked
- Cue Card # 150: A day when you thought the weather was perfect
- Cue Card # 151: Describe a TV documentary you watched
- Cue Card # 152: Museum you have visited and liked
- Cue Card # 153: When you had to use a foreign language
- Cue Card # 154: Situation when someone apologized to you
- Cue Card # 155: When an important journey was delayed
- Cue Card # 156: When you had to change your plan due to bad weather
- Cue Card # 157: Describe a fruit that grows in your country
- Cue Card # 158: Technology that should be more widely used
- Cue Card # 159: A place where you have been only for a while
- Cue Card # 16: A law in your country you like
- Cue Card # 17: A place/country you would like to visit
- Cue Card # 18: When you lost something important
- Cue Card # 19: An interesting discussion you had
- Cue Card # 2: Person who has been an important influence
- Cue Card # 20: An interest or hobby that you particularly enjoy
- Cue Card # 21: A website that helps in your work or studies
- Cue Card # 22: Describe one of your friends
- Cue Card # 23: A person from your work or school you like
- Cue Card # 24: A festival that is important in your country
- Cue Card # 25: An important email that you have received lately
- Cue Card # 26: A time when you needed to use imagination
- Cue Card # 27: When you were asked to give your opinion in a questionnaire or survey
- Cue Card # 28: Describe a game or sport you enjoy playing
- Cue Card # 29: A restaurant you enjoyed going to
- Cue Card # 3: Describe an interesting tradition in your country
- Cue Card # 30: Describe an interesting trip you have had
- Cue Card # 31: Describe a meeting you remember going to
- Cue Card # 32: Describe a friend of your family
- Cue Card # 33: Describe a language you would like to learn
- Cue Card # 34: Something interesting you have read
- Cue Card # 35: Describe your favourite film/movie
- Cue Card # 36: Describe your favourite animal
- Cue Card # 37: Describe a positive change in your life
- Cue Card # 38: A story you heard when you were a child
- Cue Card # 39: A city you have visited and liked
- Cue Card # 4: Important skill you learned when you were a child
- Cue Card # 40: Product you purchased and was dissatisfied about
- Cue Card # 41: A piece of modern technology you own
- Cue Card # 42: An advertisement you watched and liked
- Cue Card # 43: An accident you saw or witnessed
- Cue Card # 44: A competition you have participated in
- Cue Card # 45: Birthday party or celebration you attended
- Cue Card # 46: Describe a subject taught in your school
- Cue Card # 47: Describe your study room
- Cue Card # 48: Shopping centre you often go to
- Cue Card # 49: Describe a family business
- Cue Card # 5: When you tried a food for the first time
- Cue Card # 50: Describe one of your neighbours
- Cue Card # 51: Describe a speech you heard
- Cue Card # 52: A gift you gave to someone
- Cue Card # 53: A wedding or marriage ceremony
- Cue Card # 54: Describe your favourite sport
- Cue Card # 55: Describe a popular shopping centre
- Cue Card # 56: A birthday party you have attended
- Cue Card # 57: Something you purchased but did not use much
- Cue Card # 58: Expensive hobby you can’t pursue very often
- Cue Card # 59: A perfect/ideal home to live in
- Cue Card # 6: Describe a feature of your personal character
- Cue Card # 60: Your favourite author/writer
- Cue Card # 61: The most fun sporting event you’ve attended
- Cue Card # 62: The nicest thing you have done for a child
- Cue Card # 63: Your favourite bird
- Cue Card # 64: Describe the best natural wonder
- Cue Card # 65: Describe your favourite colour
- Cue Card # 66: Handmade gift you gave to someone
- Cue Card # 67: Your favourite musician/singer
- Cue Card # 68: The kindest thing a stranger has done for you
- Cue Card # 69: Your favourite flower
- Cue Card # 7: Describe a foreign city where you have visited
- Cue Card # 70: Describe a meal you cooked
- Cue Card # 71: Describe a useful plant
- Cue Card # 72: Your favourite pet
- Cue Card # 73: An unexpected achievement you have had
- Cue Card # 74: Describe the most fun road trip
- Cue Card # 75: The most beautiful natural landscape
- Cue Card # 76: Describe a hobby/pastime activity
- Cue Card # 77: A person you wanted to be similar to
- Cue Card # 78: An important decision you made with the help of someone
- Cue Card # 79: A new activity you have recently got involved
- Cue Card # 8: Describe someone who has started a business
- Cue Card # 80: When you received incorrect information
- Cue Card # 81: When you moved to a new school
- Cue Card # 82: Describe a female leader you like
- Cue Card # 83: When you had to keep silent
- Cue Card # 84: Person who often travels by plane
- Cue Card # 85: A place where you like to go to
- Cue Card # 86: An interesting story you heard
- Cue Card # 87: A holiday you have recently celebrated
- Cue Card # 88: Good news about someone you have received
- Cue Card # 89: Describe a person who helped you by giving you something
- Cue Card # 9: Time when you started using a new technological device
- Cue Card # 90: How you like to spend time with an elderly person
- Cue Card # 91: Describe a person who is talkative
- Cue Card # 92: Something you would like to replace
- Cue Card # 93: Visitors/guests who came to visit your home
- Cue Card # 94: Describe a traditional product you bought
- Cue Card # 95: Where people go to listen to music
- Cue Card # 96: Pleasant day you spent in the countryside
- Cue Card # 97: When you encountered a wild animal
- Cue Card # 98: Your favourite part of the day
- Cue Card # 99: Describe a child you know
GT Essay Writing Vocabulary
GT Reading
IELTS Life Skills
IELTS Life Skills A1
IELTS Life Skills A2
IELTS Life Skills B1
IELTS Preparation
Listening Sample
Model Test
Reading Sample
- Test 1: Reading Passage # 1 – Mail Order Brochure & New Book Releases
- Test 1: Reading Passage # 2 – Work, Travel USA and Arthur Phillip College
- Test 1: Reading Passage # 3 – Lack of Sleep
- Test 10: Reading Passage # 1 – Week’s Attractions in Westley & New Electron Washing Machine
- Test 10: Reading Passage # 2 – Want to Buy a Business & Parcel Fox
- Test 10: Reading Passage # 3 – The Early Days of Australian Gold
- Test 11: Reading Passage # 1 – Summer activities & City Park and Ride
- Test 11: Reading Passage # 2 – Business Conference & Performance appraisal
- Test 11: Reading Passage # 3 – Efforts to save a special bird
- Test 12: Reading Passage # 1 – Advice on buying shoes & Lost Cards
- Test 12: Reading Passage # 2 – Recycling at work & Answer interview question
- Test 12: Reading Passage # 3 – Talking Point
- Test 13: Section # 1 – Mobile Garbage Bins & Employee Annual Leave and Pay
- Test 13: Section # 2 – Rights of pregnant women in the workplace
- Test 13: Section # 3 – Nuthatch Birds
- Test 14: Section # 1 – Transition care for the elderly & Cabin bags for air travel
- Test 14: Section # 2 – College car parking policy & Maternity benefits
- Test 14: Section # 3 – Papyrus
- Test 15: Section # 1 – Use of University grounds by Vehicular Traffic & Patient Information Leaflet
- Test 15: Section # 2 – West Thames College
- Test 15: Section # 3 – The Discovery of Uranus
- Test 16: Section # 1 – Reviews of Wellington Hotel & Come play walking football
- Test 16: Section # 2 – Dress regulations at work & Better work-life balance
- Test 16: Section # 3 – San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge
- Test 17: Part # 1 – Your Moulex Iron & Classic Tours
- Test 17: Part # 2 – Clubs for Students & International Students House
- Test 17: Part # 3 – Paper Recycling
- Test 18: Section # 1 – Walk for Charity & The Week’s Best
- Test 18: Section # 2 – Bingham Regional College & Student Accommodation
- Test 18: Section # 3 – Glow-worms
- Test 19: Section # 1 – Holiday Plus & Sydney Travel College
- Test 19: Section # 2 – Kenichi Software & Entitled to Paid Holidays
- Test 19: Section # 3 – Snake Oil
- Test 2: Reading Passage # 1 – Auston Health Centre & BENTLEY HOSPITAL
- Test 2: Reading Passage # 2 – Bramley College International Scholarships
- Test 2: Reading Passage # 3 – The Water Crisis
- Test 20: Section # 1 – Visitor attractions & Paragliding in Australia
- Test 20: Section # 2 – Prepare for interview & Setting up your business
- Test 20: Section # 3 – Understanding hares
- Test 21: Section # 1 – Entertainment in Westhaven & Music Project
- Test 21: Section # 2 – Guide to employees & International Experience Canada
- Test 21: Section # 3 – Research on improving agricultural yields in Africa
- Test 22: Section # 1 – Dining Out & New Electricity Account Payment
- Test 22: Section # 2 – Personal Computers Available & Atlas English Language College
- Test 22: Section # 3 – Robots at work
- Test 23: Section # 1 – The Medicine, Important Notice & Fabulous Furniture
- Test 23: Section # 2 – Student Clubs and Societies & Student Loans
- Test 23: Section # 3 – First Impressions Count
- Test 3: Reading Passage # 1 – Art Gallery & Advice to motorists
- Test 3: Reading Passage # 2 – How to use LRC & International Business Institute
- Test 3: Reading Passage # 3 – How Babies Learn Language
- Test 4: Reading Passage # 1 – Is Your Child at School Today? & Holiday Apartment To Let
- Test 4: Reading Passage # 2 – GZJ TRAVEL – Recruitment Info & Hilton Laboratory
- Test 4: Reading Passage # 3 – The Zebras’ long walk across Africa
- Test 5: Reading Passage # 1 – Camberwell College Swimming Pools
- Test 5: Reading Passage # 2 – Gateway Academy Pre-Sessional Courses
- Test 5: Reading Passage # 3 – The Shock of the Truth
- Test 6: Reading Passage # 1 – Sustainable School Travel Strategy & Flu: the facts
- Test 6: Reading Passage # 2 – Tips for business presentation & Job in journalism
- Test 6: Reading Passage # 3 – What is it like to run a large supermarket?
- Test 7: Reading Passage # 1 – The Best Suitcases & The Oxford School of Drama
- Test 7: Reading Passage # 2 – Border crossing for commercial vehicles & Dealing with absence in the workplace
- Test 7: Reading Passage # 3 – A visit to Oymyakon, the world’s coldest town
- Test 8: Reading Passage # 1 – Online roommate finder: Toronto & Smartphone fitness apps
- Test 8: Reading Passage # 2 – Why you should delegate tasks & Choosing the right format for your CV
- Test 8: Reading Passage # 3 – Dinosaurs and the secrets they still hold
- Test 9: Reading Passage # 1 – New York String Orchestra & 7 best running watches
- Test 9: Reading Passage # 2 – Employees’ health and safety responsibilities & Our company notices
- Test 9: Reading Passage # 3 – Vanilla – the most wonderful flavor in the world
Speaking Sample
- Speaking Sample 1
- Speaking Sample 10
- Speaking Sample 11
- Speaking Sample 12
- Speaking Sample 13
- Speaking Sample 14
- Speaking Sample 15
- Speaking Sample 16
- Speaking Sample 17
- Speaking Sample 18
- Speaking Sample 19
- Speaking Sample 2
- Speaking Sample 20
- Speaking Sample 21
- Speaking Sample 22
- Speaking Sample 23
- Speaking Sample 24
- Speaking Sample 25
- Speaking Sample 26
- Speaking Sample 27
- Speaking Sample 28
- Speaking Sample 29
- Speaking Sample 3
- Speaking Sample 30
- Speaking Sample 31
- Speaking Sample 32
- Speaking Sample 33
- Speaking Sample 34
- Speaking Sample 35
- Speaking Sample 36
- Speaking Sample 37
- Speaking Sample 38
- Speaking Sample 39
- Speaking Sample 4
- Speaking Sample 5
- Speaking Sample 6
- Speaking Sample 7
- Speaking Sample 8
- Speaking Sample 9
Writing Task 1
Writing Task 1 Sample
- Letter Sample #1 – Write a letter to the course provider to solve the problem
- Letter Sample #10 – Letter to the restaurant manager about your disappointment with the meal
- Letter Sample #100 – You want to sell some furniture
- Letter Sample #101 – You wish to complain to the supermarket
- Letter Sample #102 – Letter to the landlord for some renovation works
- Letter Sample #103 – You have moved into a home and are planning a party
- Letter Sample #104 – You have seen an advertisement in an Australian magazine
- Letter Sample #105 – Your friend has had his/her first book published
- Letter Sample #106 – You have just read an article in an international travel magazine
- Letter Sample #107 – A friend has written for advice about a problem at work
- Letter Sample #108 – You recently did a short cookery course
- Letter Sample #109 – You paid a refundable deposit when you rented an apartment
- Letter Sample #11 – You had been charged for items you did not purchase
- Letter Sample #110 – You recently went to a concert
- Letter Sample #111 – Letter to a friend about the gift you have prepared
- Letter Sample #112 – A friend is thinking of going on a camping holiday
- Letter Sample #113 – A museum is looking for people to do part-time work
- Letter Sample #114 – A friend is thinking about applying for the same course that you did
- Letter Sample #115 – You have seen an advertisement from a couple, who live in Australia
- Letter Sample #116 – Write a letter of complaint to the company
- Letter Sample #117 – You are interested in an activity or hobby
- Letter Sample #118 – You need someone to write a testimonial for you
- Letter Sample #119 – Write a letter to the club secretary
- Letter Sample #12 – A friend you met last year has invited you to visit
- Letter Sample #13 – Ask your friend to send you one of the photographs
- Letter Sample #14 – You have left a bag at the hotel
- Letter Sample #15 – You lent your favourite book to a friend
- Letter Sample #16 – You are unable to attend your friend’s birthday
- Letter Sample #17 – You have decided to leave your current employment
- Letter Sample #18 – Write to the local police station for a lost ID card
- Letter Sample #19 – Write to the editor to inform about wrong information
- Letter Sample #2 – Ask your landlord if you can pay your rent late
- Letter Sample #20 – Letter to your elderly neighbour to invite them to party
- Letter Sample #21 – A friend has agreed to look after your house and pet
- Letter Sample #22 – You ordered a small item online but it was unusable
- Letter Sample #23 – You would like some time off work to complete a qualification
- Letter Sample #24 – Advice a friend whether to go to college or try to get a job
- Letter Sample #25 – You had left some important papers at a hotel
- Letter Sample #26 – Your local council is considering closing a sports and leisure centre
- Letter Sample #27 – Training course which will be useful for your job
- Letter Sample #28 – Write to friend in the hospital about the match
- Letter Sample #29 – Write to the Accommodation Officer and ask for a new room
- Letter Sample #3 – You are due to move into a rented apartment next month
- Letter Sample #30 – You will move to a new city to start a new job
- Letter Sample #31 – A friend has invited you to a family dinner
- Letter Sample #32 – You are going to spend your vacation in a foreign country
- Letter Sample #33 – You would like to do a part-time job while studying
- Letter Sample #34 – You stayed at a hotel last week and left your watch
- Letter Sample #35 – Your friend asked your opinion about your college
- Letter Sample #36 – A friend has asked you to recommend a destination
- Letter Sample #37 – You have recently started a new job
- Letter Sample #38 – You receiver letter from the bank stating that your account is overdrawn
- Letter Sample #39 – You are unhappy about a plan to make local airport bigger
- Letter Sample #4 – You would like to participate in a work-related seminar
- Letter Sample #40 – You borrowed some books from school or college library
- Letter Sample #41 – You are due to start a new job but you will not be able to
- Letter Sample #42 – You travelled by plane and your suitcase was lost
- Letter Sample #43 – You have a full-time job and doing a part-time evening course
- Letter Sample #44 – You work at home and have a problem with a piece of equipment
- Letter Sample #45 – Letter to a businessman about a possible job
- Letter Sample #46 – Letter to your manager to take time off work
- Letter Sample #47 – A company in your area has decided to spend a certain amount
- Letter Sample #48 – On a recent holiday you lost a valuable item
- Letter Sample #49 – Letter to the councillor about changes to regulations
- Letter Sample #5 – You have recently moved to a different house
- Letter Sample #50 – There have been several complaints about the reception area
- Letter Sample #51 – You recently had a meal with your family at a restaurant
- Letter Sample #52 – You have recently started work in a new company
- Letter Sample #53 – Letter to friends to thank them for photos and holiday
- Letter Sample #54 – Your local hospital has advertised for people to do unpaid work
- Letter Sample #55 – You have been doing some voluntary work to help your local community
- Letter Sample #56 – You have rented a four-bedroom house
- Letter Sample #57 – You would like to spend six months working in the head office
- Letter Sample #58 – You organised an all-day meeting for your company
- Letter Sample #59 – Rubbish/garbage collection in your area is not working properly
- Letter Sample #6 – Letter to the shop manager for kitchen equipment that did not work
- Letter Sample #60 – A friend has written to ask you for help in finding a job
- Letter Sample #61 – You and your friend have recently purchased tickets
- Letter Sample #62 – You are interested in attending a short course
- Letter Sample #63 – Neighbour has caused some damage to your car
- Letter Sample #64 – Invite a friend to watch a film/movie with you
- Letter Sample #65 – You were disappointed with the service
- Letter Sample #66 – You are shifting out of your accommodation
- Letter Sample #67 – You are not satisfied with the changing room in a sports centre
- Letter Sample #68 – Your friend is planning to start a business
- Letter Sample #69 – You have moved into a new house and planning a party
- Letter Sample #7 – Letter to your neighbours about the noise from your house
- Letter Sample #70 – Letter to the manager of conference centre
- Letter Sample #71 – You have decided to leave the company
- Letter Sample #72 – Invite friend to a party
- Letter Sample #73 – Apply for a job in the City Museum shop
- Letter Sample #74 – You are organising a trip to Phillip Island
- Letter Sample #75 – You recently stayed in a hotel in a large city
- Letter Sample #76 – Apply for the position of a sales representative
- Letter Sample #77 – You hired a car for your holiday
- Letter Sample #78 – Letter to a friend who lives abroad
- Letter Sample #79 – You have been studying at a university in the UK
- Letter Sample #8 – Letter to your landlord about the furniture
- Letter Sample #80 – Your company has informed to refer someone for a job
- Letter Sample #81 – You are taking your family to a picnic
- Letter Sample #82 – You would like a temporary job
- Letter Sample #83 – Problem with the laptop you recently purchased
- Letter Sample #84 – Ask your landlord if you can pay your rent late
- Letter Sample #85 – You have bought a new TV but it did not work
- Letter Sample #86 – Invite a foreign friend on your birthday
- Letter Sample #87 – Letter to your manager to request salary raise
- Letter Sample #88 – Your friend is coming over to stay with you
- Letter Sample #89 – You have ordered an item from an e-commerce shop
- Letter Sample #9 – Letter to your neighbour about your plans for the party
- Letter Sample #90 – You want to do voluntary, unpaid work
- Letter Sample #91 – You need to move to a new city next month
- Letter Sample #92 – You are not happy with the course you are doing
- Letter Sample #93 – Apply for a job as a Spanish instructor
- Letter Sample #94 – You have got admitted to a training course
- Letter Sample #95 – Your colleague recently had an accident
- Letter Sample #96 – You are looking for a part-time job at a call centre
- Letter Sample #97 – You have not had hot water or heating
- Letter Sample #98 – You eat at the cafeteria every lunchtime
- Letter Sample #99 – You and some friends ate a meal at a restaurant
Writing Task 2 Sample
- Essay 1 – Teenage years are the happiest times of most people’s lives
- Essay 10 – People get into debt by buying things they do not need
- Essay 100 – Happiness is considered very important in life
- Essay 101 – Some people are born with certain talents
- Essay 102 – Fixed punishments for each type of crime
- Essay 103 – Job satisfaction is an important element
- Essay 104 – High sales of popular consumer goods reflect power of advertising
- Essay 105 – Successful sports professionals earn more money
- Essay 106 – Some people prefer to spend their lives doing the same things
- Essay 107 – Visitors to other countries should follow local customs
- Essay 108 – People should work a fixed number of hours per week
- Essay 109 – Punishing murderers with the death penalty
- Essay 11 – International sporting occasions are essential in easing international tension
- Essay 110 – Some people believe that good leaders are born
- Essay 111 – Ownership of cars should be restricted to one per family
- Essay 112 – Rich countries should allow jobs for skilled employees
- Essay 113 – Children to learn the difference between right and wrong
- Essay 114 – Countries are becoming more and more similar
- Essay 115 – Problems over-reliance on cars can cause
- Essay 116 – University students should study whatever they like
- Essay 117 – Many museums charge while others are free
- Essay 118 – It is important to keep home and workplace tidy
- Essay 119 – Curfews in which teenagers are not allowed to be out
- Essay 12 – Computers are being used more and more in education
- Essay 120 – Now we can see films on our phones or tablets
- Essay 121 – Many working people get little or no exercise
- Essay 122 – Children to take part in organised group activities
- Essay 123 – Tourists are visiting places where conditions are difficult
- Essay 124 – In recent years many small local shops have closed
- Essay 125 – It is more important to protect the countryside
- Essay 126 – Unemployment remains the biggest challenge to school-leavers
- Essay 127 – Nowadays plastic money replacements are extremely popular
- Essay 128 – Whether studying history is a waste of time or essential for us
- Essay 129 – Foreign visitors should pay more than local visitors
- Essay 13 – Laws are needed to make people recycle more of their waste
- Essay 130 – What should be the main function of a university?
- Essay 131 – University students should study a full range of subjects
- Essay 132 – Distance-learning programmes cannot bring the same benefit
- Essay 133 – The best way to learn English is to study with native teachers
- Essay 134 – Individuals don’t take responsibilities to protect the environment
- Essay 135 – Countries around the world will be facing significant challenges
- Essay 136 – If women were to rule the world, there would be less violence
- Essay 137 – Different cultures and ethnic groups live together
- Essay 138 – Developing countries receive financial help from rich countries
- Essay 139 – Immigration has a major impact on society
- Essay 14 – Economic progress is the most important goal
- Essay 140 – Sedentary lifestyle is gaining popularity in the contemporary world
- Essay 141 – The best way to learn about business
- Essay 142 – The mobile phone should be banned in a public place
- Essay 143 – Charitable organisations should help people no matter where they live
- Essay 144 – Students to get involved in non-academic activities
- Essay 145 – Small difference between the earnings of the richest and poorest
- Essay 146 – The construction of new houses and office buildings is not controlled
- Essay 147 – The most important things in life are free
- Essay 148 – Nowadays people are less fit and less healthy
- Essay 149 – Some people decide to move to another country when they retire
- Essay 15 – Governments should spend money on railways rather than roads
- Essay 150 – Some sports are extremely dangerous for those who play them
- Essay 151 – It is too expensive to look after and repair old buildings
- Essay 152 – People’s shopping habits depend on the age group
- Essay 153 – To learn about the cultures of other people
- Essay 154 – Finding new sources in remote and untouched areas is a necessity
- Essay 155 – Hobbies need to be difficult to be enjoyable
- Essay 156 – International tourism creates tension rather than understanding
- Essay 157 – Companies sponsor sports as a way of advertising themselves
- Essay 158 – Some are happy to spend their life living in the same place
- Essay 159 – People should only consume food produced by local farmers
- Essay 16 – Reason for learning a foreign language
- Essay 160 – Qualities and skills that a person requires to become successful
- Essay 161 – Advantages and disadvantages of working for large businesses
- Essay 162 – Why are people so driven to receive promotions?
- Essay 163 – In many workplaces, online communication is common
- Essay 164 – What can arts tell us that science and technology cannot?
- Essay 165 – It is more beneficial to take part in team sports
- Essay 166 – Traditional foods are being replaced by fast food
- Essay 167 – Historical objects should be brought back to their country of origin
- Essay 168 – Responsibility to reduce the amount of packaging
- Essay 169 – Technological devices bring more disadvantages than advantages
- Essay 17 – Every year several languages die out
- Essay 170 – More and more people prefer to buy readymade food
- Essay 171 – Success is a result of the way they have been brought up
- Essay 172 – Governments should take the responsibility to control sugar intake
- Essay 173 – Family is the most powerful influence on a child’s development
- Essay 174 – People today get less sleep than in the past
- Essay 175 – It is possible to shop, work and communicate online
- Essay 176 – Earlier technological developments brought more benefits
- Essay 177 – The number of people visiting art galleries is reducing
- Essay 178 – Some cities create extra housing by constructing tall buildings
- Essay 179 – All countries should reduce their consumption of fossil fuels
- Essay 18 – The best way to improve public health
- Essay 180 – Young people do not stay with their parents
- Essay 181 – Women now prefer to have children later in life
- Essay 182 – Online communication is breaking down geographical barriers
- Essay 183 – Some students are finding it difficult to get a university education
- Essay 184 – Economic progress is one way to measure the success of a country
- Essay 185 – Governments should tightly control the use of freshwater
- Essay 186 – Most important element to a perfect society
- Essay 187 – Some view teenage conflict with parents as a necessary part
- Essay 188 – Many things that children are taught at school are a waste of time
- Essay 189 – Whether robots are important to development or dangerous for society
- Essay 19 – Children should learn a foreign language at primary or secondary school
- Essay 190 – Strict punishments for driving offences or other measures
- Essay 191 – Large companies and industries to move to regional areas
- Essay 192 – Success is often measured by wealth and material belongings
- Essay 193 – With the rise of e-books, comes the decline in paper books
- Essay 194 – When in Rome, do as the Romans do
- Essay 195 – Elderly people are no longer looked after by their families
- Essay 196 – More wild animals are on the verge of extinction
- Essay 197 – Advantages and disadvantage of spending money on space exploration
- Essay 198 – The best way to guarantee a good job
- Essay 2 – Being a celebrity brings problems as well as benefits
- Essay 20 – Unpaid community service as a part of high school programmes
- Essay 21 – Assessment of students has undergone a major transformation
- Essay 22 – Is the traditional music more important than International music
- Essay 23 – Should wealthy nations be required to share their wealth
- Essay 24 – How many children a family can have should be strictly controlled
- Essay 25 – Universities should accept equal numbers of male and female students
- Essay 26 – Fatherhood ought to be emphasised as much as motherhood
- Essay 27 – News editors decide what to broadcast and what to print
- Essay 28 – Young people are encouraged to work or travel for a year
- Essay 29 – The idea of having a single career is becoming an old fashioned one
- Essay 3 – Are there more advantages than disadvantages of living in a house
- Essay 30 – A sense of competition in children should be encouraged
- Essay 31 – Prevention is better than cure
- Essay 32 – Characteristics we are born with have much more influence
- Essay 33 – We are becoming increasingly dependent on computers
- Essay 34 – How do you think children should spend their free time?
- Essay 35 – Nowadays we are producing more and more rubbish
- Essay 36 – Capital punishment is essential to control violence in society
- Essay 37 – The position of women in society has changed markedly
- Essay 38 – Why do so many people want to study in English?
- Essay 39 – Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language
- Essay 4 – Entertainers are paid too much money
- Essay 40 – Information technology enables people to do work outside their workplace
- Essay 41 – Some people believe that nowadays we have too many choices
- Essay 42 – Children are facing more pressures nowadays
- Essay 43 – The internet allows us to stay connected with each other
- Essay 44 – Use of cars causes many problems
- Essay 45 – Modern technology is increasing the gap between rich and poor
- Essay 46 – Money does not guaranty happiness
- Essay 47 – Sceneries all around the world seem similar nowadays
- Essay 48 – Why people attend colleges or universities?
- Essay 49 – Modern inventions have created more problems
- Essay 5 – Today more people are travelling than ever before
- Essay 50 – The best way for students to prepare for their career
- Essay 51 – Employers sometimes ask people’s personal information
- Essay 52 – Scientists and technology experts seem to be more valued
- Essay 53 – It is best to accept a bad situation
- Essay 54 – The main environmental problem of our time
- Essay 55 – Music is a good way of bringing people together
- Essay 56 – Students should learn practical skills at school
- Essay 57 – What history has to teach us about the present
- Essay 58 – Students at university are not choosing science
- Essay 59 – Many people choose to be self-employed
- Essay 6 – It is better to educate boys and girls in separate schools
- Essay 60 – Online shopping will lead to all shops closing
- Essay 61 – Choose friends who always have the same opinions
- Essay 62 – The main way to be happy in life
- Essay 63 – Many people work long hours
- Essay 64 – Mathematics and philosophy ought to be optional or compulsory
- Essay 65 – Despite the environmental concerns people are not changing lifestyle
- Essay 66 – Spending time to develop a successful career
- Essay 67 – Film is a less important art than other forms
- Essay 68 – Watching a live performance is more enjoyable
- Essay 69 – When a country develops technology, traditional skills and ways of life die out
- Essay 7 – Young people lack an understanding of how to manage their finances
- Essay 70 – Children are engaged in some kind of paid work
- Essay 71 – Improvements in health, education and trade are essential
- Essay 72 – Children’s leisure activities must be educational
- Essay 73 – Some parents are worried about increasing violence on TV
- Essay 74 – Families are not as close as they used to be
- Essay 75 – Many people around the world still go hungry
- Essay 76 – History is one of the most important school subjects
- Essay 77 – Advantages and disadvantages of having a car
- Essay 78 – Environmental problems are too big for individuals
- Essay 79 – Nowadays the way people interact has changed
- Essay 8 – Should education and healthcare be free of charge
- Essay 80 – Parents should teach children to be good members
- Essay 81 – To solve growing traffic and pollution problems
- Essay 82 – Average weight of people is increasing
- Essay 83 – Too much time is spent on learning facts
- Essay 84 – Pictures are more effective than words
- Essay 85 – Tell about a person from choice of clothes
- Essay 86 – Share as much information as possible
- Essay 87 – The population of some countries includes a large number of young adults
- Essay 88 – Constructing new railway lines or improving existing public transport
- Essay 89 – Allowing children to make their own choices on everyday matters
- Essay 9 – More students are deciding to move to a different country for higher studies
- Essay 90 – So many people are migrating to other countries
- Essay 91 – Financial education should be a mandatory component
- Essay 92 – Violence on television and in computer games has a damaging effect
- Essay 93 – Globalisation affects the world
- Essay 94 – Many students do some kind of paid work while they study
- Essay 95 – Influence of human beings on the world’s ecosystem
- Essay 96 – In some countries, children have very strict rules
- Essay 97 – Creative artists should always be given the freedom
- Essay 98 – Compare the advantages and disadvantages of three media
- Essay 99 – Schools have severe problems with student behaviour