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- For IELTS Writing content, click here - For IELTS Speaking content, click here The culture of consumerism (Part 3--IELTS Speaking) Meaning of consumerism and materialism (explained in detail with examples--click for video) Question: Why do many people today keep buying things which they do not need? (Question from Cambridge IELTS Book 15) Sample Answer 1: It is just a reflection of the society that we live in. There are too many choices, so one may buy more and more things for variety. Also, sometimes, the only reason is to show off how many things one owns. Owning things has become a status symbol . Question: Do you believe the benefits of a consumer society outweigh the disadvantages? (Question from Cambridge IELTS Book 15) Sample Answer 1 (Yes): I think so. As a result of consumerism , there are more choices. So, we get great deals and discounts because of competition. Also, since people buy more, it is beneficial for the economy. There may be some issues with spending m

Online reviews (Part 3--IELTS Speaking)

- For more IELTS Speaking content, click here What kinds of things do people write online reviews about in your country? Sample Answer: Well, I think there's a vast range. Shoppers post reviews about everything from their travel experiences on TripAdvisor to gadgets, clothing, etc. on e-commerce websites such as Amazon. An easier way of saying the same thing: Well, I think there's a huge range of subjects on which online reviews are posted. For example, people write on TripAdvisor about their travel experiences. Also, on websites such as Amazon, they write about whatever they buy--gadgets, clothes, jewellery, etc. Points to note in the above answers Write: Post (Can also use 'Pen down') People: Shoppers Websites: E-commerce websites (Can also use 'online shopping platforms/websites) Why do some people write online reviews? Sample Answer: I guess it would vary from person to person, but I think it is largely because people like to share their experiences and let

Letters--Writing Task 1 IELTS General Training (Templates)

- Writing Task 1 of IELTS General Training requires you to write a letter of at least 150 words. The letter could be a formal, semi-formal, or informal one. Letter Salutations are mentioned in the question given to you Formal Start with Dear Sir/Madam Semi-formal Start with Dear Mr _______ or Dear Ms _______ Informal Start with Dear _______ Letter closers Formal Yours faithfully, Name (full name) Semi-formal Yours sincerely, Name (full name) (other possible variations: With sincere gratitude; Sincerely yours; Thanks and regards) Informal Best regards/Warm regards/Best wishes/Kind regards, Name (first name) Opening sentences and more Informal letters Begin with: Hi! How are you? Hope all is well at your end./Hope all is well with you. After this, the sentence would depend on what the question is: I just read your letter and read the delightful news that I was delighted, and I have to say surprised, to receive your message that Before I sign off, thanks a ton for As you al

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