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    The document presents a series of statements with options to agree or disagree. The statements cover various topics including swimming in oceans vs pools, children caring for aging parents, the importance of grammar vs conversation skills, the internet and violence, gender differences in school performance, planning one's own funeral, minimum ages for babysitting, challenges for left-handed people, the future of gas cars, population issues in poor countries, the value of a university education, the universality of corruption, the benefits of slowing down, the existence of extrasensory phenomena, and redesigning cities every 100 years.

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    The document presents a series of statements with options to agree or disagree. The statements cover various topics including swimming in oceans vs pools, children caring for aging parents, the importance of grammar vs conversation skills, the internet and violence, gender differences in school performance, planning one's own funeral, minimum ages for babysitting, challenges for left-handed people, the future of gas cars, population issues in poor countries, the value of a university education, the universality of corruption, the benefits of slowing down, the existence of extrasensory phenomena, and redesigning cities every 100 years.

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    B1-B2 English Speaking Task

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    The document presents a series of statements with options to agree or disagree. The statements cover various topics including swimming in oceans vs pools, children caring for aging parents, the importance of grammar vs conversation skills, the internet and violence, gender differences in school performance, planning one's own funeral, minimum ages for babysitting, challenges for left-handed people, the future of gas cars, population issues in poor countries, the value of a university education, the universality of corruption, the benefits of slowing down, the existence of extrasensory phenomena, and redesigning cities every 100 years.

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    AGREE

    DISAGREE

    SWIMMING IN THE OCEAN IS


    BETTER THAN SWIMMING IN A
    PUBLIC POOL.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    CHILDREN SHOULD PROVIDE


    ROOM AND BOARD FOR THEIR
    AGING PARENTS.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    STUDYING GRAMMAR IS MORE


    IMPORTANT THAN PRACTISING
    CONVERSATION SKILLS.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    INTERNET IS THE LEADING


    CAUSE OF VIOLENCE IN
    TODAY'S SOCIETY.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    FEMALES ARE BETTER


    STUDENTS THAN MALES.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    EVERYONE SHOULD PLAN


    THEIR OWN FUNERAL WHEN
    THEY ARE OLDER.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    CHILDREN UNDER 13 SHOULD


    NOT BE ALLOWED TO BABYSIT.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    LEFT-HANDED PEOPLE ARE


    DISADVANTAGED.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    IN 60 YEARS GAS CARS WILL


    BE HISTORY.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    PEOPLE IN POOR COUNTRIES


    SHOULD HAVE FEWER
    CHILDREN.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    IT'S OK NOT TO GO TO THE


    UNIVERSITY AFTER
    GRADUATION FROM SCHOOL.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    CORRUPTION EXISTS IN ALL


    COUNTRIES AND SOCIETIES.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    PEOPLE NEED TO SLOW DOWN


    A BIT TO BE HAPPIER.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    EXTRASENSORY THINGS
    REALLY EXIST.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    CITIES SHOULD BE
    REDESIGNED EVERY 100
    YEARS.
    AGREE
    DISAGREE

    LIFE WAS BETTER


    BEFORE COVID.

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