Speaking Killer sam ielts

Q. Do you think things are likely to get better or worse in the 
future? 
Answer:
Well, it is going to get worse in the future before getting 
better because unfortunately, we are way too late in addressing these 
serious environmental problems on a “macro” level. Besides, countries 
around the world can’t seem to agree upon the best courses of actions 
in order to deal with these environmental problems on a larger scale. 
Finally, it is going to get worse in the short run also because we don’t 
see any sign of slowing down in (mis)using the “resources of the earth” 
in order to feed our “greed” to ensure the comfort and luxury of our 
modern life. 
Q. Is what you are going to study likely to be of any use to solve 
these problems? 
Answer:
No, my study has nothing to do whatsoever with addressing 
these environmental problems. But, then again, just because I am not 
studying to solve these problems, it doesn’t necessarily mean that I 
won’t be able to do anything about them. In fact, I can also try to raise 
awareness on the dangers of environmental problems from my own 
position on “micro” level, in addition to doing little things like planting 
trees at my front yard or not throwing any plastic waste in the lakes, 
wherever I go, and whatever I do. 
SAM IELTS
 
Q. Should countries try to solve climate change problems 
together or individually? Why? 
Answer:
In my humble opinion, countries should try to solve the 
climate change problems collectively, as opposed to doing it individually, 
because while countries may have “land boundaries” between them, 
they don’t have any boundaries between the oceans, they share, or any 
“wall” to separate the “air” between them. In other words, the action of 
a few countries is enough to spoil the good environmental works of all 
other countries because, again, we share the same ‘air’ and ‘water’ one 
way or another. Besides, global warming and environmental problems 
are global concerns and are not manageable by countries individually. 
Therefore, we need collaborative planning and initiatives to address 
them. 

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IELTS Speaking Part 3 topic: 
Clothes.
1. Can clothing tell you much about a person? 
2. Why do some companies ask their staff to wear uniforms? 
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of having uniforms at 
work? 
4. When do people wear traditional clothing in your country? 
5. How have clothes fashions changed in your country over the last few 
decades? 
6. What is the difference between clothes that young people and old 
people like to wear?