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IELTS Speaking Part 3: Topic 25

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October 20, 2022
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What do people do online in their spare time?

Well, there’s a ton of things to do in the internet. But when people have spare time, I think they usually just scroll through social media. You know, it’s a pretty mindless activity that can kill several hours at a time. But some people like using their minds a little more, so they might check out online news sites. That way, they can stay up to date with what’s happening in the world.

Do you think many people waste their time online?

Yeah, I guess it’s a big problem nowadays. With the development of technology, it’s easier than ever to access the internet and just waste hours online. A lot of people I know, including myself, waste time scrolling through social media. It’s such a mindless activity that can waste several hours of your day. Some people like to play games online too, which can be pretty unproductive. It’s such a shame.

Have you solved problems or found solutions on the internet?

Yeah, I’ve definitely solved problems by turning to the internet. There have been so many times where I wasn’t sure about something, so I googled it to find the answer. For example, I was having an argument with my friend over the name of a famous author. We were both sure we were right, but to double check, we looked it up online. It turns out I was right! The internet was a real life-saver that day.

Do people use the internet to learn knowledge?

Yes, I think lots of people use the internet to gain knowledge. For example, there are plenty of online courses you can take about a wide range of subjects. Last summer, my cousin took an online accounting course. It really helped him figure out his finances. Plus, people can learn from the internet on a smaller scale too. It’s easy to find tutorial resources on the internet for any specific skill. There are tons of online articles about interesting things that are available to the public. For example, I know a website that has taught lots of people how to shoot photos like a professional photographer.

Do you think the government should post information on the internet?

Well, I suppose it depends on the type of information. If they’re posting about new laws or other things that affect all citizens, then it’s great to put it online. That way, it’s easily accessible to everyone. But if it’s private information that they’ve gained from ordinary people, they should definitely not post it somewhere where anyone could find it. So I think that within reason, the government should post information online.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of students using the internet?

There are tons of advantages. Students can learn a ton of new things by going on the internet. They can also connect with friends and stay up to date on each other’s lives through social media. But every rose has its thorn. The internet can be a source of distraction that keeps students from reaching their full potential. Students can also be exposed to lots of dangerous or inappropriate materials by using the internet, like browsing content related to violence and pornography.

Vocab Highlights

scroll through social media

mindless

stay up to date with what’s happening in the world

it’s easier than ever

It’s such a shame

googled

a real life-saver

tutorial resources

within reason

every rose has its thorn

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