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Why do some people get lost more easily? Why do some people get lost easily? This question is the P3 introductory question of the topic card related to getting lost. The difficulty coefficient of this question is moderate, and the examinee is required to give reasons for getting lost. Here, the old roast duck should remind you that it is not necessary to engrave the reason for getting lost (because there are many reasons, and there is no unique answer). You can just make your argument reasonable, and you must not

What do you think is the best way to learn foreign culture? What is the best way to learn foreign culture? This P3 oral question relates to culture and is a regular question. It is usually put at the beginning of the third part of oral English as an introduction question. The difficulty coefficient of this question is moderate, and the examinee is required to express his/her own idea on a question. In view of this problem, we don't have to rack our brains to think about which way is really

How do students relax themselves? How can students relax themselves? This topic is the P3 introduction of topic cards related to relaxation, recreation and other topics. The difficulty coefficient of this question is moderate. The examinee is required to analyze an activity and ask questions with questions beginning with How/Why and other words. We don't have to rack our brains to think about whether the situation is in line with reality, but need to be more refined

What kind of pollution do cities have? What kind of pollution does the city have? This question is a P3 introductory question of the oral topic card related to environment or pollution. The difficulty coefficient of this question is moderate. As long as you have lived or experienced in the city, you can easily tell some common pollution phenomena. The old roast duck should remind everyone that when answering this question, it is not

Do you think the appearance of a building is important? Does the appearance of the building matter? This issue is an introduction to the P3 topic of the architecture related oral topic card, which can also be used as a progressive question of P3. Candidates are required to express their own views on a certain feature or viewpoint related to architecture. Old Roast Duck would like to remind you that you don't have to worry about the pros and cons of the answer. You can agree or disagree with this book

What's the difference between the city and the countryside? Differences between rural and urban areas This question is the P3 introduction question of the oral topic card related to cities or villages, with moderate difficulty coefficient. Ask the examinee to make a comparison between rural and urban areas. The old roast duck needs to remind everyone that you don't need to tell all the characteristics of the countryside or the city, just pick out one or two to explain in detail. In addition, two

Do you think everyone shares a similar definition of happiness? Do you think each definition of happiness is similar? This is an introductory question of P3 related to happiness, with moderate difficulty coefficient. For the majority of roast ducks, one of the difficulties is how to look at the definition of happiness. Only by understanding this definition can we make a conclusion on this issue. However, we don't need to be too tangled

IELTS Oral Part 3: Who is the head of the family in your culture? Who is the head of a family in your culture? This question belongs to the P3 introductory question extended from the leader topic, and the difficulty coefficient is moderate. However, the old roast duck should remind you that you don't have to be confused because you don't know your own culture very well. After all, the way we look at problems is one-sided, as long as the answer is reasonable

What qualities does a person need to take care of old people? What qualities do you need to take care of the elderly? There have been many questions related to the elderly in P3. This question is a regular question in P3. Normally, candidates will be asked similar introductory questions for them to answer, and this question will be extended. Therefore, you can spend more time thinking about this question, and then try to answer it orally

IELTS oral part3: Are there any meetings that people need to plan in advance? Are there any meetings that need to be prepared in advance? This question is about P3 primer of meeting related topics, and the difficulty coefficient is moderate. We have more or less participated in meetings in our own life, work and study. This kind of meeting may not be particularly formal (such as the company's production technology seminar, the school's academic research meeting, etc.), but can also

Is color important for clothing? Does color matter? (Is color important for wearing?) The topic of color belongs to the content of daily life, and it can be regarded as a detailed test. People may not pay much attention to thinking about such problems in life (especially men). Therefore, you can think more before the exam and prepare the relevant topic cards (at the end of the article) and give yourself more time to speak

Where do people in China like to live? In a house or an apartment? Where do Chinese like to live? In a detached house or apartment building? This topic belongs to the introductory sub topic related to the topic of living place in the third part of IELTS Oral English. In fact, the house in this question is not necessarily a high-end villa in the western world. They are usually called independent houses, which are independent houses with two or three floors high

Do people like to go to crowded places? Why? Do you like to go to crowded places The topic related to "crowded places" is also one of the common test questions. It appeared in the oral topic card many years ago, and it reappeared in this quarter. Fortunately, this topic is closer to life. As long as you have shopping or gathering experience, it is not difficult to express your feelings of encountering crowding clearly. No, I don’t. I hate go ...

What are the advantages of traveling by plane? Advantages of air travel Airplane is a common topic of the test. In the first part of IELTS oral English, it is usually compared with other means of transportation. In the oral topic card, candidates will also be asked to tell their experience of flying. In the third part of oral English, the problems related to aircraft will be more in-depth. This topic is an introduction to the in-depth discussion of aircraft related issues

How can people improve their job performance? How to improve work performance Work related content is a very common topic in oral IELTS, which covers three parts of oral IELTS. Then, in Part 3, the examiner will ask many in-depth questions related to it (which may be related to themselves, society or the country). The roast ducks can answer by combining their daily life experience or experience

What kind of people do you usually see in the news? Who do you often see in the news/ Who do you often see on the news? News is also a topic that often appears in the IELTS speaking topic card and the third part. The difficulty coefficient of this question is moderate, and it usually appears in the first question of IELTS Oral Part 3 as an introduction question. It is suggested that the roast duck should first look at this question and answer it by themselves, and then

What do you think is the best age for children to go to school? The best age for children to go to school This topic is part 3 of the IELTS Oral Topic Card related to teaching. The difficulty coefficient of this question is moderate. Through special questions, students' understanding of school-age children's reading is examined and their views are expressed smoothly. Old Roast Duck IELTS suggests that you can learn from your own life

What are the benefits of young and old generations living together? How about the drawbacks? Advantages and disadvantages of young people living with old people This question is a part 3 question in the IELTS speaking topic card related to family members. It usually appears in the first question as an introduction, with moderate difficulty coefficient. This question involves a common phenomenon in life: the elderly and