SPEAKING TOPIC
PART [Link] a short paragraph (120 - 150 words) about some ways to protect the
environment.
You can use the following suggestions.
-Using public transports
- Using banana leaves instead bags to wrap food
- Reusing and recycling bottles and cans
- Putting garbage bins in public places…
SAMPLES:
Nowadays, environment which is an essential part of our life is being harmed. So that
we need do to some actions to protect the environment. There are many simple ways
we can protect the environment. First, using public transport instead of private cars
can help reduce air pollution and save energy. Buses and trains can carry many
people at once, which means fewer vehicles on the roads and less harmful gas
emissions. Another way is to use natural materials like banana leaves to wrap food
instead of plastic bags, which take hundreds of years to decompose. In addition, we
should reuse and recycle bottles and cans. Recycling helps save natural resources
and reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills. Finally, putting garbage bins in
public places encourages people to throw their trash properly, keeping streets and
parks clean. If everyone takes small actions every day, we can make a big
difference and help protect our planet for future generations.
PART 2. Write a paragraph (120 – 150 words) about advantages and disadvantages of
ecotourism
Your writing should mention.
Positive effects.
- more jobs and income for local people
- more money for local community to preserve nature/ the environment
(plant more trees, raise more animals, proceed waste...)
Negative effects. - changing local people’s way of life.
- Project and activities that may harm the local cultures and nature (such
as Project to cut down trees to build hotels, or hunting activities, land and water
pollution…).
SAMPLES
Ecotourism is a form of tourism that mainly focuses on the appreciation and
understanding of [Link] has many positive effects on local communities and the
environment. First, it helps preserve natural resources through ecotourism activities
such as environmental education and sustainable development. Second, ecotourism
also creates more jobs and a steady income for local people, helping to improve
their living conditions. Moreover, the money earned from ecotourism can be used
by the community to preserve nature and protect the environment, such as by
planting more trees, raising more animals, and treating waste properly. However,
ecotourism also brings certain [Link] begin with,the growing number of
tourists can change the traditional lifestyles of local residents, making them lose
some of their cultural identity. In addition, some tourism projects and activities
may harm the environment and local cultures. For example, building hotels might
require cutting down trees, and hunting activities can threaten wildlife. Land and
water pollution are also serious concerns. Therefore, it is important to develop
ecotourism in a responsible way to balance its benefits and drawbacks.