Read the sample IELTS speaking part 3 answer on the topic of why do some people find the internet addictive. By reading this sample answer, you can get some ideas about different questions that will help you in the actual exam.
1. Why do some people find the internet addictive?
The internet offers endless entertainment, instant information, and constant social interaction. People often find themselves glued to the screen, especially with apps and platforms designed to keep them scrolling. The fear of missing out, or FOMO, also pushes people to stay online longer than necessary.
2. What would the world be like without the internet?
Life would be drastically different. Communication would be slower, and many businesses would struggle to operate. On the flip side, people might spend more quality time with each other and live in the moment instead of constantly checking their devices.
3. Do you think that the way people use the internet may change in the future?
Yes, definitely. As technology advances, we may rely more on voice-activated tools or even virtual reality. The internet might become more personalized and immersive, but we’ll also need to draw the line between convenience and over-dependence.
4. How has the internet changed the way people learn new things?
The internet has made learning much easier and more accessible. People can watch videos, join online courses, or read articles anytime. It has leveled the playing field, so even those in remote areas can gain knowledge without going to school.
Idioms for IELTS Speaking
The following idioms are used in these answers, though you don’t need to add an idiom in each answer; here they are added just for learning purposes. If we use idioms in each answer, it will reduce our score.
Topic: Internet
1- Level the playing field
Meaning: To make a situation fair for everyone, especially by giving equal opportunities.
Sentence: The regulations will create a level playing field for food manufacturers in the EU.
2- Glued to the screen
Meaning: To be watching something, especially television, with all your attention.
Sentence: The kids were glued to the TV all morning.
3- Draw the line
Meaning: To put a limit on what you will do or allow to happen, esp. because you feel something is wrong.
Sentence: I’ll do whatever my company asks me to, but I draw the line when someone asks me to lie for them.
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