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Discussion

1. What springs to mind when you hear the term 'renewable energy'?

2. What do you think of Google's idea to go 100% renewable?

3. How much of your power use comes from green energy?

4. What renewable energies are commonly used in your country?

5. What potential does your country have for going green?

6. Do you think all big companies will follow Google's example?

7. How could you be greener?

8. When do you think the whole world will be powered by renewable energy?

9. Why might there be resistance from some countries to go green?

10. Should countries that are not going green face penalties?

11. What will the global energy situation look like in 100 years from now?

12. Would you switch to renewable energy even if it was more expensive?

13. How would the world be different if all energy came from green

14. What do you think oil companies think of renewable energy?

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1. Where does most of the energy in your community come from?

2. Why do environmentalists care whether energy is non-renewable (in limited supply) or renewable?

3. What new energy sources can solve the world’s energy needs?

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1.Info:
Title : I tried living as a digital nomad for the day | CNBC Reports

Youtube channel: CNBC International
2. Summary:
The video talks about the experience of a man who tried living as a digital nomad for the day . At the beginning, the video showed the definition of nomads that they're a growing group of people who can work in any time zone and from any location. In Bali, he has met other digital nomads and learned about their workday routine as a digital nomads. They're originally from the U.S. and Canada and have lived in Bali for the past year. They don't work traditionally, they can work in many different environments, which make them feel less exhausted and more productive. The cost of living is reasonable,for example, each only needs to pay $500 a month to live in a villa with a pool. Therefore, they refer to living a digital nomad's life.
3. Response:
The video is clear and easy to understand. From interesting information, I can know more about a digital nomad. I think the life of digital nomads is very exciting. It makes me really want to try it because I am a person who does not like restraint. This way of life is quite impressive and attractive to me.
4. Vocabulary:

Entrepreneur: someone who starts their own business, especially when this involves seeing a new opportunity

Embodiment: someone or something that represents a quality or an idea exactly

Freelance: doing particular pieces of work for different organisations, rather than working all the time for a single organisation.

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IELTS Speaking Practice - Live Lessons on the topic of CHANGE

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Title: Overcoming Resistance to Change - Isn't It Obvious?
Summary: The video talks about a conversation between M and P, who have different options for change. M  consider that difference is better for people, while P is highly resistant to change. Specifically,  P doesn't want to change bc he feels comfortable with his current situation, like the style of living. But M is believe

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Link:  https://youtu.be/frQdjs9UaYA
Title:  Personal Space: How Close is Too Close? - CBS
Summary:  special correspondent Taryn Winter Brill conducts a social experiment on people's personal space when strangers stand or sit too close. There is a survey in 2 places: elevators and buses, which can reveal the reaction of strangers when they encounter a person who approaches too close to them, leading to losing their personal space. Strangers reacted awkwardly, shyly and tried to dodge when reporters tried to access their personal space.

Response: The video provides interesting information about how each person behaves to protect their personal space. In my personal opinion, the behaviour of the strangers in the video in keeping an appropriate distance from strangers is reasonable. This is because I feel safer and more comfortable when I have a space to myself. For thieves, close interaction creates an opportunity for them to steal. So keeping a safe distance is the right choice.
Vocabulary:

elbow room : adequate place to move or work in.

budge: make the smallest movement

etiquette: the set of rules or customs that control accepted behaviour in particular social groups or social situations

territory:  the land that belongs to one country

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Info: Youtube channel: HumberEdu
Title : The "cost" of globalization
Link: https://youtu.be/v0CdoXp8x44
Summary: The video talks about the "cost" of globalization by giving an example of the process of producing an phone. It is one of the processes of globalization. To produce an phone, we need a lot of people and countries around the world. The employees at the headquarters in California, America will come up with an idea and a
design of these smartphones. Then they are assembled in China by
Chinese workers. Next, they will be delivered to stores across the
world. Therefore, we can see that globalization "costs" many people
and countries, it is involved in many aspects like politics, economics,
culture and the environment. Moreover, globalization is not beneficial
for everyone. Most companies often hire overseas workers for cheaper
labor. This makes these deprived workers struggle to feed their family
and find it difficult to obtain adequate healthcare.
Response: The video is clear and interesting. It helps me understand
that the globalized process is not simple and it needs a lot of effort from
many people and countries. Moreover, globalization has not only
positive effects on people's lives but also negative ones.
Vocabulary:
-Meticulous(adj) paying careful attention to every detail
-Cross-border(adj) : involving activity across a border between two
countries
similar things
-Interconnect(v)to connect similar things; to be connected to or with.

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Do younger or older people adapt more easily to changes?

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Part 3 IELTS questions about changes

Who is more prone to change: younger or older people? Why?

It's probably older people because they may have been accustomed to doing things in a certain way and then have to, or choose to, adopt a new way of doing things. Let me give you an example; online shopping is something that many younger people have simply grown up with as a fact of life - they can't remember a time when you couldn't shop online.

However, many older people did their shopping the traditional way before e-commerce and business internet services became really popular, so it's the older people who have had to change their shopping habits and not the younger people.

Who is more adaptable to changes: younger or older people?

Nowadays, it's probably not a question of age, it depends more on the individual person. Older people are still very adaptable and although they might not be interested in some of the things that younger are crazy about or use, they still have the ability to adopt new ideas and ways of doing things.

My father, for example, grew up without the internet but through his work and because he's interested in what technology can achieve he probably knows more about it than I do and is therefore always ready to try the next new thing - which interest him - not necessarily me. Being adaptable is very much a personal trait, not so much age related. I even know some young people who don't like change much.

Do you prefer to use an old fashioned dictionary or an electronic one? Why?

Well it depends on where I am. If I need to use a dictionary and there's Wi-Fi available I'll usually use one of the online dictionaries from Oxford or Cambridge or access them on my phone, so that wouldn't be using an old fashioned dictionary or an electronic one.

Most places where I might be offer internet access so I can't actually remember the last time I used anything other than an online dictionary. I do have an electronic dictionary at home, as well as some traditional hardback reference dictionaries, but I haven't used them in years.

Would you like to get a dictionary as a birthday gift?

I'd consider it a good idea if maybe it was a dictionary which wasn't available online, you know, a specialized area or field which the dictionary dealt with.

Then it would seem to be an excellent idea for a gift, but with all the reference sites and dictionaries available on the internet... I really can't see the point in gifting a traditional dictionary anymore... unless of course the person lives someplace where there's no internet access provided.

If you had a chance of writing a dictionary, would you do it?

It might be interesting if it's for words that haven't already been documented somewhere else. I wouldn't fancy just duplicating or doing something very similar to an existing dictionary, but if it was a new dictionary, or a new type of dictionary then it could be interesting.

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