Speaking Topic Oxford ELLT
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- Pros of Living in a City:
Job Opportunities: Cities offer a wide range of job opportunities across various industries, leading to better career prospects.
Higher Education: Access to top universities and educational institutions for academic and professional growth.
Cultural Diversity: Exposure to diverse cultures, traditions, and lifestyles, fostering tolerance and understanding.
Entertainment: Abundance of entertainment options including theaters, museums, restaurants, and nightlife.
Public Transportation: Efficient public transportation systems make commuting easier and reduce dependency on private vehicles.
Healthcare Facilities: Access to advanced medical facilities and specialized healthcare services.
Networking: Greater networking opportunities for professional and personal connections.
Diverse Cuisine: Wide variety of food options from different cuisines and cultures.
Infrastructure: Modern infrastructure with amenities like high-speed internet, utilities, and communication networks.
Social Life: Vibrant social scene with clubs, events, and community gatherings.
Shopping: Access to diverse shopping options ranging from malls to specialty stores.
Civic Services: Better access to government services, emergency response, and law enforcement.
Cultural Events: Regular cultural events, festivals, and exhibitions enrich life with art and creativity.
Career Advancement: Opportunities for skill development, training, and career advancement.
Diversity of Perspectives: Exposure to diverse viewpoints, ideas, and experiences fosters personal growth and learning.
Cons of Living in a City:
Cost of Living: Higher cost of housing, utilities, and everyday expenses.
Noise and Pollution: Increased noise levels and air pollution can affect health and well-being.
Traffic Congestion: Traffic jams and congestion leading to longer commute times and stress.
Crowded Spaces: Overcrowding in public spaces, parks, and recreational areas.
Stressful Lifestyle: Fast-paced lifestyle with high levels of competition and pressure.
Lack of Green Spaces: Limited access to green spaces and nature.
Safety Concerns: Higher crime rates and safety concerns in certain neighborhoods.
Limited Privacy: Less privacy due to proximity to neighbors and crowded living conditions.
Long Commutes: Commuting long distances due to work or school locations.
Environmental Impact: Cities contribute to environmental degradation through waste, emissions, and urban sprawl.
Pros of Living in a Village:
Close-Knit Community: Strong sense of community and neighborly support.
Lower Cost of Living: Generally lower cost of housing, utilities, and daily expenses.
Peace and Quiet: Tranquil environment with less noise and pollution.
Access to Nature: Abundant green spaces, countryside, and natural beauty.
Less Traffic: Minimal traffic congestion and shorter commute times.
Safer Environment: Lower crime rates and a safer environment, especially for children.
Healthy Lifestyle: Opportunities for outdoor activities, exercise, and healthier living.
Less Stress: Relaxed pace of life and reduced stress compared to cities.
Community Events: Festivals, fairs, and community events that bring people together.
Cultural Heritage: Preservation of cultural heritage and traditions.
Cleaner Environment: Cleaner air, water, and surroundings compared to cities.
Strong Social Bonds: Stronger social connections and relationships within the community.
Cons of Living in a Village:
Limited Job Opportunities: Fewer job options, especially in specialized fields.
Educational Limitations: Limited access to top-tier educational institutions and resources.
Social Isolation: Potential for social isolation, especially for younger individuals or newcomers.
Limited Services: Fewer amenities, services, and conveniences compared to cities.
Healthcare Access: Limited access to advanced healthcare facilities and specialized services.
Cultural Homogeneity: Limited exposure to diverse cultures, ideas, and perspectives.
Economic Dependence: Reliance on agriculture or limited local industries for livelihood.
Technological Lag: Potential lack of high-speed internet, digital infrastructure, and technology access.
Transportation Challenges: Limited public transportation options, requiring personal vehicles for mobility.
Entertainment Options: Fewer entertainment and leisure options compared to cities.
Youth Migration: Youth migration to cities in search of opportunities, leading to demographic shifts.
Limited Diversity: Less diversity in terms of lifestyle choices, professions, and viewpoints.
Limited Networking: Fewer networking opportunities for professional and personal growth.
Limited Shopping: Limited shopping options and access to diverse products and services.
Seasonal Challenges: Challenges related to seasonal changes, agriculture, and weather-dependent activities.
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I got 7 band in speaking
and 8 Band overall
my topic was
I had to give Pros and cons of using internet of youth for online business
Many congratulations! I wish you all the best
How can I connect one bullet point to the next point, if I have highlighted one bullet point and after explaining that a bit how can I jump to the next point, or
How can I avoid last bullet point's explanation to the next bullet point.
I hope i was able to explain my question ❓
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What you are talking about is actually transitioning from one main idea to another. This can be done with the help of linking devices such as "furthermore," "moreover," and "in addition." These can be single words, phrases, or clauses. For example, if you’re discussing the advantages of outdoor activities, after explaining the benefits related to physical fitness and health, you can transition to the mental health benefits by saying something like, "In addition to these physical benefits, there are some mental benefits as well, so let’s talk about them now."
You can also use expressions like "I should mention that" to introduce the next point. For instance, after discussing the mental health benefits of physical activities, if you want to talk about how they can help build a social circle, you can say, "I should not forget to mention that these activities can also help us develop a social circle." This way, you move on to the new idea without repeating the previous concepts.
The simplest advice I can give is to learn and memorize at least 20 linking devices. These may include "furthermore," "moreover," "in addition," "additionally," "not only that but also," "plus," and "another interesting idea is." Expressions like these will help you transition smoothly between points in your presentation.
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Sir the examiner warned me to look at the camera? Will my result be withheld
It depends on whether you followed his instructions at the time and also on whether you looked away from the camera after the warning.
@@IELTSSagacity after that he didn't warn me and my test continued till 29 mins
Well, in that case, he won’t withhold your result. However, results can be withheld for other reasons as well.
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i got result after 20 hours
How much did you score on your exam?
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10
6
10
7
overall 8 bands
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