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What are some common IELTS speaking vocabulary to use when asked 'Weather Topics'? Here is a bit of a challenge for you :) The words below are written in a reverse. ruopnwod, elzzird, yllihc, dloc gnizeerf, Suislec sreegeed, orez olleb og ot, ymoolg, raelc, pu raelc ot, hcnerdneb eb ot, eltneg niatneg, elzzirg, ruopnwod How challenging was to discover them? :) Downpour, drizzle, chilly, freezing cold, degrees Celsius, to go below zero, gloomy, clear, to clear up, to be drenched. I am sure you can utilize some of them now but it's the practice that is needed. Join my classes now to activate the 'super speed' of improving now and succeed at IELTS speaking test!

If you Pour a drop of water into an ocean, will the ocean change anything? If you do a correct thing for only one day, will you gain more by the end of the year? So, if you want to reduce air pollution, but you just want to do a little for it, will the result be satisfied? It is definitely not. If everyone tries their best to avoid driving car, I think that the result will be better. Keep doing one thing everyday is better doing one thing just once. Learning english for just ten minutes everyday definitely improves your english. To the contrary , let a good teacher just teaches your english once, how much knowledge are you able to gain? We appeal to keep peace every day, but wars occur every day. We appeal to reduce air pollution, someone go anywhere by cars. People always insist on doing the things they think are correct until become the victim of their own deeds.

It's sunny today. Last night, my mom told me something funny. It turns out that my grandpa, who is convalescing, didn't behave at all. As everyone knows, it's smoke-free in the ward. He almost triggered the smoke alarm, and of course he was stopped in time. However, it wasn't over. He then sneaked past the nurse's station, stole a wheelchair, and went off to smoke. Some nurses got reprimanded due to his deed. I wonder how he managed that as a partially disabled older man. On the bright side, it means he's probably recovering well, right?

Q. Should green lights for pedestrians stay green longer? I think there's no need for longer green lights. Firstly, there are fewer pedestrians crossing the street in some areas. So if there are longer green lights, cars should wait a long time for no good reason. This may not be fair for the drivers. Secondly, pedestrians wouldn't be harmed just by waiting for the green light. If they've missed the previous green light, they can cross it next time. If people respect the cars a little more, traffic jams would decrease. In conclusion, there should not be longer green lights considering the cars.

Q. Should countries invest so much to explore space. I think countries should not invest to explore space. Firstly, each we don't have to move to space right now. So when the time comes, it's not too late if countries start then. There's no need to try similar space missions on and on again to waste money. Secondly, each space mission costs billions of dollars. This money can be used to save poor people around the world, or improve the Earth. It would be a great loss if the mission fails. In conclusion, it's not worth the money to invest in space missions.