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  2. 2. Education
  3. 3. Environment
  4. 4. Technology
  5. 5. Health
  6. 6. Work and careers
  7. 7. Cities and housing
  8. 8. Travel and tourism
  9. 9. Family and relationships
  10. 10. Crime and safety
  11. 11. Media and advertising
  12. 12. Sport and leisure
  13. 13. Shopping and consumer habits
  14. 14. Food and cooking
  15. 15. Government and society
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Education

School, university and lifelong learning for Part 1-3.

ChunkUse inExample
fall behind in classPart 1I fell behind in class when I missed a week of lectures.
catch up on courseworkPart 1I usually catch up on coursework at the weekend.
sit an examPart 1We sit an exam at the end of each term.
revise for a testPart 1I revise for a test the night before, though I know it's not ideal.
hands-on learningPart 2What I liked most was the hands-on learning in the lab.
group projectPart 2We did a group project on local history and presented it to the class.
academic pressurePart 3Academic pressure can push students, but too much of it backfires.
critical thinking skillsPart 3Schools should build critical thinking skills, not just memory.
rote learningPart 3Rote learning might help with facts, but it doesn't teach you how to argue.
lifelong learningPart 3Lifelong learning matters because jobs keep changing.
tuition feesPart 3Rising tuition fees put a lot of families under stress.
distance learningPart 1I tried distance learning during the holidays and it suited my schedule.
extracurricular activitiesPart 1I joined a few extracurricular activities to meet people outside my course.
vocational trainingPart 3Vocational training should be valued as highly as university degrees.
drop out of universityPart 3Some students drop out of university because costs get too high.
get a scholarshipPart 2I was lucky enough to get a scholarship that covered my books.
heavy workloadPart 1My course has a heavy workload, especially before deadlines.
learn by doingPart 2I learn by doing, so workshops help me more than lectures.
narrow the education gapPart 3Governments need to narrow the education gap between cities and rural areas.
well-rounded educationPart 3A well-rounded education includes arts and sport, not only exams.

Environment

Climate, waste and nature in everyday and discussion answers.

ChunkUse inExample
cut down on plasticPart 1I've tried to cut down on plastic by taking a reusable bottle.
recycle household wastePart 1We recycle household waste every week in my building.
carbon footprintPart 3Flying a lot increases your carbon footprint more than people realise.
renewable energyPart 3Countries should invest more in renewable energy like wind and solar.
climate changePart 3Climate change is already affecting farming where I live.
air pollutionPart 1Air pollution gets worse in winter when people burn more fuel.
green spacesPart 2The park has plenty of green spaces where families picnic.
throwaway culturePart 3Throwaway culture means we replace things instead of repairing them.
protect wildlifePart 3We need stronger laws to protect wildlife from habitat loss.
extreme weatherPart 2I remember a summer of extreme weather with constant flooding.
energy-efficientPart 1We bought energy-efficient bulbs to lower the electricity bill.
public transport instead of drivingPart 1I take public transport instead of driving when I can.
raise environmental awarenessPart 3Schools can raise environmental awareness from a young age.
plastic pollutionPart 3Plastic pollution in rivers ends up in the ocean.
sustainable lifestylePart 3A sustainable lifestyle is easier if cities design for walking and cycling.
deforestationPart 3Deforestation speeds up climate change and destroys habitats.
compost food scrapsPart 1We compost food scraps when we have a garden.
eco-friendly productsPart 2I started buying eco-friendly products after watching a documentary.
tackle climate issuesPart 3Individuals help, but governments must tackle climate issues at scale.
biodiversity lossPart 3Biodiversity loss makes ecosystems less stable.

Technology

Phones, AI and digital habits in spoken answers.

ChunkUse inExample
scroll through social mediaPart 1I scroll through social media when I'm on the bus.
screen timePart 1I try to limit my screen time before bed.
keep in touch onlinePart 1Video calls help me keep in touch online with relatives abroad.
tech-savvyPart 1My younger brother is more tech-savvy than I am.
go offlinePart 2I went offline for a weekend and felt strangely calm.
artificial intelligencePart 3Artificial intelligence can save time, but it also raises privacy questions.
rely heavily on phonesPart 3Young people rely heavily on phones for almost everything.
digital literacyPart 3Older adults need digital literacy support, not just new gadgets.
online learning platformPart 2I used an online learning platform to practise listening every day.
data privacyPart 3Data privacy should be clearer when apps ask for permissions.
remote collaborationPart 3Remote collaboration tools changed how teams work across countries.
automation at workPart 3Automation at work may replace some jobs and create others.
push notificationsPart 1Push notifications constantly interrupt me, so I turn most of them off.
wearable devicePart 2I got a wearable device that tracks my steps and sleep.
fake news spreads fastPart 3Fake news spreads fast because people share before they check.
digital dividePart 3The digital divide leaves rural students behind.
cutting-edge technologyPart 3Hospitals use cutting-edge technology for early diagnosis.
become obsoletePart 3Phones become obsolete quickly, which creates a lot of e-waste.
work from home toolsPart 1I use a few work from home tools for meetings and shared files.
information overloadPart 3Information overload makes it harder to focus on what matters.

Health

Lifestyle, fitness and public health language.

ChunkUse inExample
stay in shapePart 1I try to stay in shape by walking most evenings.
balanced dietPart 1A balanced diet is easier when I cook at home.
get enough sleepPart 1I don't always get enough sleep during busy weeks.
sedentary lifestylePart 3A sedentary lifestyle raises the risk of heart problems.
mental well-beingPart 3Workplaces should take mental well-being as seriously as physical health.
preventive carePart 3Preventive care saves money in the long run.
chronic illnessPart 3Chronic illness needs long-term support, not one-off treatment.
public health campaignPart 2There was a public health campaign about quitting smoking in my city.
cut down on sugarPart 1I've cut down on sugar in my tea.
feel run-downPart 1I feel run-down when I skip exercise for too long.
regular check-upPart 2I booked a regular check-up after ignoring a small issue for months.
healthcare accessPart 3Healthcare access is still unequal between rich and poor areas.
junk foodPart 1I eat junk food sometimes, but not every day.
build healthy habitsPart 3Schools can help children build healthy habits early.
stress levelsPart 1My stress levels drop when I go for a run.
life expectancyPart 3Life expectancy has risen, but quality of life varies a lot.
work out at the gymPart 1I work out at the gym twice a week if I can.
catch a coldPart 1I usually catch a cold when the seasons change.
health insurancePart 3Without health insurance, a hospital visit can be frighteningly expensive.
promote healthy livingPart 3Cities can promote healthy living with more parks and bike lanes.

Work and careers

Jobs, skills and workplace change.

ChunkUse inExample
nine-to-five jobPart 1I used to have a nine-to-five job, but now my hours vary.
work-life balancePart 1Work-life balance is something I'm still figuring out.
deadlines pile upPart 1Deadlines pile up at the end of the month.
climb the career ladderPart 2She worked hard to climb the career ladder in a big firm.
job securityPart 3Job security feels weaker in the gig economy.
soft skillsPart 3Soft skills like communication matter as much as technical knowledge.
on-the-job trainingPart 2I got most of my skills through on-the-job training.
freelance workPart 1I do some freelance work on the side.
burn out at workPart 3People burn out at work when hours never stop.
team playerPart 2I try to be a team player, especially on tight projects.
remote workingPart 3Remote working saves commuting time but can feel lonely.
career changePart 2Making a career change in my thirties was scary but worth it.
entry-level positionPart 1My first role was an entry-level position with a lot of admin.
performance reviewPart 2During my performance review I asked for more training.
skills shortagePart 3A skills shortage in tech pushes wages up.
take on responsibilityPart 1I like roles where I can take on responsibility.
job satisfactionPart 3Pay matters, but job satisfaction keeps people longer.
workplace culturePart 3Workplace culture can make or break a new hire's first year.
unpaid overtimePart 3Unpaid overtime is common and often unfair.
professional developmentPart 3Companies should fund professional development, not just demand results.

Cities and housing

Urban life, transport and living spaces.

ChunkUse inExample
live in the suburbsPart 1I live in the suburbs, about forty minutes from the centre.
rush-hour trafficPart 1Rush-hour traffic makes me leave home earlier than I want.
high cost of livingPart 3The high cost of living pushes young people out of city centres.
affordable housingPart 3Cities need more affordable housing near jobs and schools.
public transport networkPart 2The public transport network there made getting around easy.
overcrowded cityPart 3An overcrowded city can feel exciting and exhausting at the same time.
neighbourhood feelPart 1I like the neighbourhood feel where people know each other.
urban sprawlPart 3Urban sprawl eats into farmland and increases car use.
rent a flatPart 1I rent a flat with two flatmates to share the cost.
noise pollutionPart 1Noise pollution is the main downside of living near a main road.
green infrastructurePart 3Green infrastructure like parks cools cities during heatwaves.
commute to workPart 1I commute to work by metro most days.
city skylinePart 2From the hill you can see the whole city skyline at night.
pedestrian-friendly streetsPart 3Pedestrian-friendly streets encourage people to walk more.
housing shortagePart 3A housing shortage drives rents up year after year.
sense of communityPart 2There was a strong sense of community at the local market.
traffic congestionPart 3Traffic congestion wastes time and worsens air quality.
move to a bigger cityPart 2I decided to move to a bigger city for better job options.
run-down areaPart 3Investment can revive a run-down area if locals are included.
smart city technologyPart 3Smart city technology can manage traffic lights more efficiently.

Travel and tourism

Holidays, transport and tourism impacts.

ChunkUse inExample
book a tripPart 1I usually book a trip a few months in advance.
off the beaten trackPart 2We stayed somewhere off the beaten track, away from the crowds.
travel lightPart 1I prefer to travel light with just a backpack.
tourist trapPart 2That restaurant was a tourist trap with average food and high prices.
cultural exchangePart 3Travel can encourage cultural exchange when people stay longer.
overtourismPart 3Overtourism damages historic sites if numbers aren't managed.
budget airlinePart 1I fly with a budget airline when I just need a short hop.
local cuisinePart 2Trying the local cuisine was the highlight of the trip.
get jet lagPart 1I get jet lag badly on long-haul flights.
eco-tourismPart 3Eco-tourism can help if the money stays in the local community.
travel broadens the mindPart 3People say travel broadens the mind, and I mostly agree.
weekend getawayPart 1A weekend getaway helps me reset when work gets intense.
sightseeing tourPart 2We joined a sightseeing tour on the first day to get oriented.
peak seasonPart 3Prices jump in peak season, so I travel in shoulder months.
visa requirementsPart 3Complicated visa requirements can discourage legitimate travellers.
homestay experiencePart 2A homestay experience taught me more than any hotel stay.
carbon-heavy travelPart 3Carbon-heavy travel is hard to justify for short holidays.
miss a connectionPart 2I almost missed a connection because of a delayed flight.
travel itineraryPart 1I like a loose travel itinerary rather than every hour planned.
support local businessesPart 3Tourists should support local businesses instead of only big chains.

Family and relationships

Home life, friends and social change.

ChunkUse inExample
close-knit familyPart 1We're a close-knit family, so we talk almost every day.
extended familyPart 1I see my extended family mainly at festivals.
spend quality timePart 1We try to spend quality time together without phones.
raise childrenPart 3It takes a village to raise children, not just one parent.
generation gapPart 3The generation gap shows up clearly in views about social media.
nuclear familyPart 3The nuclear family is common in cities, but not the only model.
look after elderly parentsPart 2She moved closer to look after elderly parents.
make friends easilyPart 1I don't make friends easily, but the friendships last.
stay in touchPart 1We stay in touch through group chats and the odd call.
work-life conflictPart 3Work-life conflict hits parents hardest during school holidays.
shared household choresPart 1We have shared household chores so nobody does everything.
childhood memoryPart 2One childhood memory that sticks is camping with my cousins.
supportive friendsPart 2I had supportive friends who helped me through a tough year.
single-parent householdPart 3A single-parent household needs better childcare support.
family gatheringPart 1We have a big family gathering every New Year.
role modelPart 2My aunt was a role model because she never gave up on studying.
social circlePart 1My social circle got smaller after I moved cities.
work-family balancePart 3Flexible hours can improve work-family balance.
rely on relativesPart 3Many people still rely on relatives for childcare.
feel homesickPart 2I felt homesick for the first month abroad.

Crime and safety

Safety, policing and justice in Part 2-3 style talk.

ChunkUse inExample
feel safe at nightPart 1I generally feel safe at night in my area.
petty crimePart 3Petty crime like pickpocketing rises in crowded tourist spots.
neighbourhood watchPart 2Our street started a neighbourhood watch after a few break-ins.
law-abiding citizensPart 3Most people are law-abiding citizens who just want predictable rules.
crime ratePart 3The crime rate fell after better street lighting was installed.
cybercrimePart 3Cybercrime is growing faster than many police forces can track.
install a security cameraPart 1My building decided to install a security camera at the entrance.
white-collar crimePart 3White-collar crime can hurt society more than street theft.
rehabilitation programmesPart 3Rehabilitation programmes matter if we want lower reoffending.
tough on crimePart 3Being tough on crime without prevention often fails.
report a crimePart 2I had to report a crime when my bike was stolen.
juvenile delinquencyPart 3Juvenile delinquency often links to poor schooling and idle time.
community policingPart 3Community policing builds trust better than heavy-handed raids.
identity theftPart 2A friend dealt with identity theft after a data leak.
street lightingPart 1Better street lighting makes walking home less stressful.
deter criminalsPart 3Visible patrols can deter criminals in some areas.
victim supportPart 3Victim support services are as important as catching offenders.
organised crimePart 3Organised crime needs international cooperation to tackle.
lock the doorPart 1I always lock the door, even when I'm just downstairs.
sense of safetyPart 3A sense of safety affects whether people use parks after dark.

Media and advertising

News, streaming and influence in daily talk.

ChunkUse inExample
scroll the news feedPart 1I scroll the news feed in the morning, but I don't trust every headline.
binge-watch a seriesPart 1I binge-watch a series when I need a break.
mainstream mediaPart 3Mainstream media still sets the agenda for a lot of people.
clickbait headlinePart 2The article had a clickbait headline that didn't match the content.
freedom of the pressPart 3Freedom of the press is essential in a healthy democracy.
targeted advertisingPart 3Targeted advertising feels useful until it becomes creepy.
go viralPart 2A short video from our local cafe went viral overnight.
media biasPart 3Media bias is easier to spot if you compare several sources.
streaming platformPart 1I pay for one streaming platform and share the account with family.
celebrity culturePart 3Celebrity culture distracts from more important public issues.
fact-check a storyPart 3People should fact-check a story before sharing it.
podcast episodePart 1I listen to a podcast episode on my commute.
public broadcasterPart 3A public broadcaster can offer news without pure commercial pressure.
influencer marketingPart 3Influencer marketing works on younger audiences more than TV ads.
break the newsPart 2I remember when the radio broke the news about the storm.
echo chamberPart 3Social media can trap you in an echo chamber of similar views.
print newspaperPart 1My dad still reads a print newspaper every Sunday.
media literacyPart 3Media literacy should be taught in schools.
advertising campaignPart 2There was a clever advertising campaign for public transport.
twenty-four-hour news cyclePart 3The twenty-four-hour news cycle pushes speed over accuracy.

Sport and leisure

Exercise, hobbies and competition.

ChunkUse inExample
keep fitPart 1I keep fit by cycling to work a few times a week.
team sportPart 1I prefer a team sport because it keeps me accountable.
competitive spiritPart 2His competitive spirit pushed the whole team to train harder.
spectator sportPart 1Football is a huge spectator sport where I live.
take up a hobbyPart 2I took up a hobby late, learning photography after thirty.
leisure timePart 1I don't have much leisure time during exam season.
professional athletePart 3Being a professional athlete demands discipline most of us don't see.
sports facilitiesPart 3Public sports facilities should be free or cheap for young people.
fair playPart 3Fair play matters more than winning at any cost.
injury-pronePart 2I was injury-prone when I trained without warming up.
cheer someone onPart 1I love going to matches to cheer someone on.
outdoor activityPart 1Hiking is my favourite outdoor activity.
national teamPart 2When the national team won, the whole city celebrated.
sedentary hobbiesPart 3Sedentary hobbies like gaming are fine in moderation.
grassroots sportPart 3Investment in grassroots sport builds talent and community.
personal bestPart 2I ran a personal best in that race and felt proud for weeks.
work out regularlyPart 1I try to work out regularly, even if it's only twenty minutes.
sports scholarshipsPart 3Sports scholarships help talented students who can't afford fees.
couch potatoPart 1I can be a bit of a couch potato on rainy Sundays.
host a major eventPart 3Hosting a major event can boost tourism but also leave debt.

Shopping and consumer habits

Buying, brands and money in everyday speech.

ChunkUse inExample
window shoppingPart 1I enjoy window shopping even when I'm not buying anything.
shop around for a dealPart 1I always shop around for a deal before buying electronics.
impulse buyPart 2That jacket was an impulse buy I regretted the next day.
online shoppingPart 1Online shopping saves me time, but returns are annoying.
high streetPart 3The high street is struggling because people buy everything online.
consumer societyPart 3A consumer society encourages buying things we don't need.
brand loyaltyPart 3Brand loyalty is weaker now because people compare prices online.
second-hand goodsPart 1I buy second-hand goods when I can, especially furniture.
retail therapyPart 2I went for a bit of retail therapy after a stressful week.
cost of living crunchPart 3The cost of living crunch makes people cut non-essential spending.
loyalty cardPart 1I use a loyalty card at the supermarket for small discounts.
fast fashionPart 3Fast fashion is cheap upfront but costly for the environment.
value for moneyPart 1I care more about value for money than famous labels.
shopping mallPart 2We spent the afternoon in a huge shopping mall to escape the heat.
cashless paymentPart 1Almost everything I buy uses cashless payment now.
planned obsolescencePart 3Planned obsolescence forces people to replace devices too soon.
bargain hunterPart 1My mum is a bargain hunter; she never pays full price.
return policyPart 2I checked the return policy before buying the camera.
ethical consumptionPart 3Ethical consumption is hard when cheap options dominate shelves.
local marketPart 2I prefer the local market for fresh produce and small talk.

Food and cooking

Meals, restaurants and food culture.

ChunkUse inExample
home-cooked mealPart 1Nothing beats a home-cooked meal after a long day.
eat outPart 1We eat out maybe once a week.
comfort foodPart 2For me, comfort food is a bowl of noodles with chilli oil.
food wastePart 3Food waste is a huge problem in restaurants and homes.
balanced mealsPart 1I try to cook balanced meals with vegetables every day.
street foodPart 2The street food in that city was incredible and cheap.
dietary habitsPart 3Dietary habits formed in childhood are hard to change later.
processed foodPart 3Processed food is convenient but often too salty and sugary.
cook from scratchPart 1I cook from scratch when I have time on Sundays.
food allergyPart 1I have a mild food allergy, so I always check menus carefully.
farm-to-tablePart 2We found a farm-to-table restaurant that used local ingredients.
skip breakfastPart 1I used to skip breakfast, but now I eat something small.
food securityPart 3Food security becomes fragile when supply chains break.
try exotic dishesPart 2I love to try exotic dishes when I travel.
portion sizesPart 3Portion sizes in some restaurants encourage overeating.
family recipePart 2She taught me a family recipe that goes back generations.
cut down on meatPart 1I've cut down on meat a few days a week.
food culturePart 3Food culture reflects history as much as taste.
takeaway dinnerPart 1A takeaway dinner is my lazy option on Fridays.
healthy eating habitsPart 3Schools and parents share responsibility for healthy eating habits.

Government and society

Public services, rights and social issues for Part 3.

ChunkUse inExample
public servicesPart 3Good public services make daily life fairer for everyone.
tax revenuePart 3Tax revenue should fund schools and hospitals first.
social inequalityPart 3Social inequality grows when wages stagnate and rents rise.
freedom of speechPart 3Freedom of speech includes responsibility not to spread lies.
welfare systemPart 3A strong welfare system catches people when they lose work.
civic dutyPart 2Voting felt like a civic duty the first time I took part.
local governmentPart 1Local government handles things like rubbish collection and parks.
policy changePart 3A small policy change can improve lives if it's well designed.
human rightsPart 3Human rights shouldn't depend on where someone was born.
ageing populationPart 3An ageing population puts pressure on pensions and healthcare.
volunteer in the communityPart 2I used to volunteer in the community at a food bank.
rule of lawPart 3The rule of law only works if courts are independent.
income gapPart 3The income gap between regions is getting harder to ignore.
public consultationPart 3A real public consultation listens before decisions are locked in.
national holidayPart 1On the national holiday, most shops close and families gather.
social mobilityPart 3Education is still one of the best routes to social mobility.
corruption scandalPart 2There was a corruption scandal that dominated the news for weeks.
civil societyPart 3Civil society groups can hold powerful people to account.
minimum wagePart 3Raising the minimum wage helps, but housing costs can cancel the gain.
democratic processPart 3Trust in the democratic process falls when voters feel ignored.

Culture and the arts

Music, museums and creative life.

ChunkUse inExample
live musicPart 1I love live music more than studio recordings.
art exhibitionPart 2I went to an art exhibition that completely changed how I see colour.
cultural heritagePart 3Cultural heritage needs funding, not only tourism photos.
traditional festivalPart 1We still celebrate a traditional festival every spring.
creative outletPart 2Painting became my creative outlet during a stressful year.
performing artsPart 3The performing arts teach teamwork and confidence.
museum visitPart 1A museum visit is my go-to plan on a rainy day.
folk traditionPart 2My grandmother kept a folk tradition of storytelling alive.
cultural diversityPart 3Cultural diversity makes cities more interesting and more resilient.
box-office hitPart 1I rarely chase a box-office hit; I prefer smaller films.
preserve local culturePart 3We should preserve local culture without freezing it in the past.
street performancePart 2There was a street performance that gathered a huge crowd.
arts fundingPart 3Arts funding is often cut first, which is short-sighted.
read for pleasurePart 1I read for pleasure more than I used to.
cultural identityPart 3Language is a core part of cultural identity.
talent showPart 2I took part in a school talent show and forgot half my lines.
contemporary artPart 3Contemporary art can feel confusing until someone explains the idea.
music festivalPart 1I'd love to go to a music festival this summer.
handicraft skillsPart 3Handicraft skills are disappearing as mass production takes over.
enrich daily lifePart 3The arts enrich daily life in ways that are hard to measure.

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  2. 2. Education
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  6. 6. Work and careers
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  9. 9. Family and relationships
  10. 10. Crime and safety
  11. 11. Media and advertising
  12. 12. Sport and leisure
  13. 13. Shopping and consumer habits
  14. 14. Food and cooking
  15. 15. Government and society
  16. 16. Culture and the arts
  17. 17. 자주 묻는 질문

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