In the last decade, companies such as Apple and Samsung have made significant technological advancements in the mobile phone sector. In addition, complementary products such as smartwatches have changed the gadget landscape. 

Tracking data and using it to influence lifestyle changes impacts our health. However, not everyone agrees that harnessing data that tracks our movement is beneficial to society. Some believe this infringes our human rights and may lead to governmental control.

A division in society is now widening as our data is currently processed by third-party organisations such as insurers, medical providers and advertising agencies. It is claimed that our data is sold for profit and used by other companies to use it to their advantage.

In this conversation class, we will look at this topic in more depth and help you identify how we provide an opinion in English as a second language.

This is an IELTS-styled essay writing topic. Listen to the podcast and follow the instructions. If you're preparing for the IELTS exam, it is a good idea to keep up to date with general knowledge. Be aware of topics that are commonplace in the news.

Some people believe that synthetic skin has no place in society. However, others believe that these types of advances are necessary to protect humans in the future.

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This IELTS cue card is used for part two of the speaking exam. Listen carefully, plan your answer for one minute and speak for 2 minutes.

This is an IELTS letter writing task. Listen carefully to the instructions and write a letter within 20 minutes with a minimum word count of 150 words. for more information about our IELTS preparation course or online shop, please visit our website.

Should cyclists pay for using roads, or should they be exempt? That's the topic of today's podcast. This is an IELTS essay writing task. You will need to write a minimum of 250 words, and it should take you no more than 40 minutes to complete the task.

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Facial recognition violates society's rights; there should be controls to ensure that people can opt out and protect their data. That's the topic for today; thanks for joining me. 

This writing task features in part two of the IELTS writing exam. You will need to write a minimum word count of 250 words and take no more than 40 minutes to complete.

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Homework task - IELTS Writing Task 2

Tablets Vs Laptops

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This is an IELTS letter writing task. 

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This weeks task is an IELTS writing task, so you will need to try and complete it within 40 mins. It's ok if you take longer when you're studying, but you need to be aware of time since that is the maximum time allowed. 

The essay writing section of this exam allows for a minimum word count of 250 words, and again, you need to work towards that target. It's ok to write more; most students average at about 300 words. 

This weeks task is about Robots helping to care for the elderly. It's an interesting concept since globally; we are all living longer. I have included a video to help you understand the idea in our blog, which can be found on our website; www.one2oneacademy.com.

IELTS General Level - Topic: Disposable Society - Task: Essay writing - Time allowed: 40 minutes - Word count: 250 words minimum.

Some believe that we should discard electrical items such as washing machines when they break down, others claim it's better to repair and continue to use them.

Write an essay and express your opinion, where possible try and use examples from your own personal experiences. I'm looking for high scores so push yourself with:

Comparative/ superlative/ preposition usage and paraphrasing. Good luck and see you soon.

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