Globalization is tough topic to talk about in your native language, let alone English!
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The general topic of “globalization” can pop up on the IELTS exam in a variety of ways, usually on Speaking Part 3 and Writing Task 2.
It could be connected to other topics like commerce, industry, advertising, travel or culture.
Example Speaking Part 3 questions about globalization that are answered in this video are:
1. How has globalization changed your hometown or city?
2. What are the disadvantages of globalization?
In this video, I follow the simple, clear strategy as taught in the online course The 3 Keys IELTS Success System, which can be used to tackle every Speaking Part 3 question.
First, give your opinion, then support it with very specific reasons, examples and details, and, finally, provide a very short conclusion sentence.
Watch this video a couple times and pay attention to how the answers are organized.
Then, practice answering the questions on your own.
For more help preparing to get high scores on IELTS, visit ielts.allearsenglish.com and check out our IELTS course, The 3 Keys IELTS Success System. .
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please tell me something about the negative and positive impact of consumerism .
1) First , give my opinion : It is my ( firm ) belief that … / My opinion is that … / I'm inclined to believe … / To ( In) my mind / In my opinion , ….
2) Then , support it with very specific reasons ( examples , details ) or personal stories ( experiences ) : Firstly , … / For instance ( example ) , .. / A fantastic example of this is … / In addition , …
3) Finally , provide very short conclusion sentence : In sum ( summary ) / conclusion / brief , … / To sum up ( conclude ) , ..