IELTS Speaking Part 1 - Shopping. Band 8/9 Answers.

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Q. 1. Do you enjoy going shopping in a large shopping complex? [Why/why not?]
Q. 2. How much time do you spend shopping every month?
Q. 3. What is your favourite shopping mall and why do you like it?
Q. 4. What types of products do you like to buy more often? [Why?]

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IELTS Speaking Part 1 - Shopping. Band 8/9 Answers.

Ich werde sehr oft von meinen Schülern gefragt, ob ich ihnen "österreichischen Dialekt" beibringen kann. Warum das nicht so einfach ist erkläre ich in dieser Folge.

Kleine Kaffeepause

Der österreichische Dialekt

Are the only ones who love St Valentine's Day the companies that profit from it? It appears that the way to a person's heart is through the online sales.

Broken heart image by freepik https://www.freepik.com/free-ai-image/broken-heart-studio_94937080.htm

The Social Evolutionary

Happy Singles' Day???

This story is about a boy name Ved. He helped by his few friends when he got injury. 

Hindi Short Stories

Importance of friendship

一个外国人参加“普通话演讲比赛”，他的开场白是这样的：先生们，女士们，你们好，我的普通话说得不好，我与贵国语言的关系就如同我跟我太太的关系一样，我很爱它，却又无法控制它”。

A foreigner attends Putonghua speech contest ，Here's his opening line：Hello, ladies and gentlemen. I can't speak Mandarin well，My relationship with your language is the same as my relationship with my wife, I love it, but I can't control it。


开心一刻 Jokes

无法控制（wú fǎ kòng zhì）

Blabla Chinese 

11. Chinese Variety Shows（Part1） 中国综艺节目（上）

海外から来た、みなさんが日本で起きる現象（げんしょう）

でも俺の隣（となり）も　誰もすわりません🤣

僕は日本人です🤣

日本人の隣に　誰も座らないシートは何ですか？
reserved seat＝予約席（よやくせき）🪑❓

Japanese "Taka" it easy

外人シート知ってる？ Gaijin Seat.

Narrator: The challenge for modern-day employees is to​evolve as the world is rapidly changing around them. You may not change, but the skills required to do your job well. In the last decade, ​automation has already had an impact on the number of jobs, and there are fears that this isn’t going to slow. Learning new skills allow workers to stay​relevant and competitive, even in the face of changes in their industry. It doesn’t have to be vastly time-consuming. Something such as improving your​Word or Excel skills, or learning basic code, to make you more efficient is a start. Yet, investing in more up-to-date abilities is a good idea. A good starting point is job-specific skills, but personal skills are also worth looking into. For example, if you find it difficult to cope under pressure, you may want to look into ​self-management. Communication is another area worth considering. You may want to look at, not only how you express yourself, but also your ability to ​actively listen when others are talking and incorporate their feedback and ideas into what you do. With globalization, another ​fundamental skill these days is intercultural awareness. So, there are a variety of options for us to improve our working knowledge.