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Describe your home town, adding non-defining relative clauses set off by pauses: my home town, which is on the coast, …
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You can speak flexibly and precisely for social, academic and professional purposes with few noticeable slips.
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Describe your home town, adding non-defining relative clauses set off by pauses: my home town, which is on the coast, …
Talk about a past decision and imagine a different outcome. Third conditional: If I had…, I would have…
As automation replaces more roles, what responsibilities fall on governments and on employers? Develop a clear line of argument.
If you could change one thing about how your city or country works, what would it be and why?
Is it possible to protect a culture and modernise at the same time, or is there always a trade-off? Explore the tension.
You've been asked to advise on making your city more liveable over the next twenty years. Set out your priorities and defend them.
How should a society weigh individual privacy against collective security? Use concrete examples to make your case.
What does it mean to leave something worthwhile behind — in your work or your life? Reflect at length.
Say this aloud, focusing on the highlighted sounds.
Do you think 'being busy' has become a way of showing status? Develop your answer.
How much personal privacy is it reasonable to expect online today? Reason it through.
Should quality journalism be free to read, or is it worth paying for? Argue it out.