IELTS Speaking Part 3 · Discussion

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What measures could governments take to reduce waiting times for citizens, and how effective would they be?

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How has the way people deal with lost property changed in recent decades?

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Why do some people return lost items while others keep them?

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using tracking devices to find lost belongings?

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Should governments or organisations be responsible for running lost-and-found services in public places?

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How might technology change the way lost items are recovered in the future?

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Compared with previous generations, do young people today have different kinds of goals?

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Why do so many people give up on the goals they set for themselves, and how can this be prevented?

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Should schools be responsible for teaching students how to set and pursue realistic goals?

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of governments setting national goals, such as economic targets?

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What are the possible consequences if a society places too much emphasis on personal achievement?

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Why do you think people find it so difficult to break bad habits?

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Compared with previous generations, do you think people today have more or fewer harmful habits? Why?

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To what extent is technology responsible for the habits people develop nowadays?

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Should schools be responsible for teaching children healthy habits, or is that a matter for families?

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What measures could governments take to encourage people to change unhealthy habits, and how effective would …

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Why do many people find it difficult to change their minds, even when they are shown evidence?

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Do you think people are more willing to change their opinions than they were in the past? Why?

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Is changing your mind always a sign of weakness, or can it be a strength?

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How might social media affect the way people change their opinions in the future?

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Should schools teach students how to change their minds when presented with new evidence? How could they do t…

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How has the way people communicate with each other changed compared with previous generations?

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Why do some people find it difficult to have deep conversations with others?

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of people communicating mainly through social media rather than fac…

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