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IELTS Speaking Part 1: Street Market

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October 19, 2022
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What do street markets often sell?

I think that street markets often sell cheaper products. It doesn’t automatically mean they’re lower- quality though. For example, you can get fresh fruits and vegetables on the cheap. But there are also knockoffs of designer brands when it comes to stuff like purses and wallets.

Are there many street markets in China?

Yes, there are tons of street markets in China. Actually almost every Chinese city has at least one street market. Lots of them are even famous attractions for tourists. Taking my hometown as an example, it has several massive street markets where you can find thousands of different snacks and items.

What are the differences between street markets and supermarkets?

Well, supermarkets have a wider variety of products, but street markets are a bit limited in comparison, although they have cheaper stuff. This is because most street vendors have to be more selective about what they sell. In contrast, supermarkets belong to big companies, so they can afford to have tons of different items.

Do you prefer going to a street market or a shopping mall?

I like going to shopping malls better. Street markets are really cool and have a uniqueatmosphere, but I usually trust whatever I get from shopping malls more. They’re just more likely to be checked for quality. Even if things cost me extra at a mall, I think it’s worth it.

Why do some people prefer street markets to supermarkets?

I guess some people prefer street markets to supermarkets because there are more unique products in street markets. For example, you might find stuff that’s handmade or vintage in a street market. Plus, there’s just a cool atmosphere with street markets. There are usually lots of interesting things to look at. In contrast, supermarkets are kind of boring.

Would you like to visit street markets when you go to a foreign country? What would you like to buy?

Yeah, I’d love to visit street markets if I go to a foreign country. It’s a really good way of exploring another culture. Plus, there are so many interesting things to see and buy in a street market. You can find lots of souvenirs to take home and keep as memories of the trip.

Vocab Highlights

doesn’t automatically mean

on the cheap

knockoffs of designer brands

massive

a wider variety of

street vendors

have a unique atmosphere

cost me extra

vintage

exploring another culture

keep as memories of the trip

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