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How has searching for information changed compared to the past? What are the advantages and disadvantages of using the internet to find information? Do you think people trust the information they find online? Why or why not? What kinds of information are most difficult to find? How do schools and universities help students learn how to find reliable information? In what ways has technology made searching for information easier? How can people tell if the information they find is accurate? Is it better to search for information yourself or to ask someone else?

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Part 1: Where you live, Sleep, Photography & Historical buildings.

Part 2: Describe a person who has influenced you in a positive way 

Part 3: Role Models

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You should say: what information you needed to search for, when you searched for it, where you searched for it, and explain why you needed to search for it.

Welcome to Lesson 5 of Vocab Booster! In this lesson we’ll cover 16 words and phrases taken from the IELTS Speaking Part 1: Museums episode:

Once in a blue moon • Not my thing • Kind of grounding • Catch my eye • Walk someone through • Exhibit • Exhibition • Artifacts • Interactive • Relics • Installation • Get a sense of • See the bigger picture • Brings the past to life • Cultural appreciation • Engaging

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Welcome to Lesson 4 of Vocab Booster! In this video, we’ll cover 12 Verb expressions taken from our podcast episodes.run errands, do chores, wander around, switch off, scroll through, let loose, act out, throw a tantrum, create a scene, put it off, get caught up, and keep up the streaks.

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Welcome to Lesson 3 of Vocab Booster! Many of the vocabulary words in this video come from our podcast episode titled “Describe a person who you believe dresses well” (Ep. 47), along with some additional useful terms.

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Welcome to Lesson 2 of Vocab Booster! In this series, we share powerful vocabulary and natural expressions from our IELTS Speaking podcast episodes to help you speak more confidently and score higher.In this lesson, we cover vocabulary from the 'Restaurants' episode(Ep. 1)

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In this episode, we highlight powerful IELTS vocabulary from speaking topics like Helping Others and Flowers — perfect for building your fluency.

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Are museums popular in your country? How often do you visit museums? Did you visit museums when you were a child? Do you like visiting museums nowadays? What kind of museums are common in your country? Have you ever been to a historical museum? What types of art or exhibits can you find in museums in your country? Do you prefer visiting museums alone or with others? What can people learn from visiting museums? 

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What challenges do young people face today? Do you think formal education prepares students for real-life challenges? Why or why not? Which is better: to face difficulties alone or to seek help from others? Why? How do young people usually handle difficult or challenging tasks? What challenges might someone face when living in a foreign country, and how can they be addressed? Do you think people need to be challenged in life? Why or why not? How can people develop skills to handle difficult situations better? What kinds of challenges should parents involve their children in, and why?