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    This document outlines 17 potential topics for discussion or further exploration. Some of the topics include the problems of teen dropout rates and pollution, the benefits of foreign language education, the impacts of technology on sports, and debates around shopping locally vs. large stores, spending summer holidays in rural or coastal areas, and using cars vs public transportation. It also includes debates on individual environmental action, school preparation for real life, impacts of domestic appliances, and benefits of traveling with family vs friends.

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    This document outlines 17 potential topics for discussion or further exploration. Some of the topics include the problems of teen dropout rates and pollution, the benefits of foreign language education, the impacts of technology on sports, and debates around shopping locally vs. large stores, spending summer holidays in rural or coastal areas, and using cars vs public transportation. It also includes debates on individual environmental action, school preparation for real life, impacts of domestic appliances, and benefits of traveling with family vs friends.

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    This document outlines 17 potential topics for discussion or further exploration. Some of the topics include the problems of teen dropout rates and pollution, the benefits of foreign language education, the impacts of technology on sports, and debates around shopping locally vs. large stores, spending summer holidays in rural or coastal areas, and using cars vs public transportation. It also includes debates on individual environmental action, school preparation for real life, impacts of domestic appliances, and benefits of traveling with family vs friends.

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    1. Teenagers are dropping out of school to find a job. What problems and how
    can we help them to continue their education?
    2. Keeping the air quality at healthy levels for their residents is a concern for
    many places. What problems and how can we solve the problem of pollution
    in city centres?
    3. Learning a foreign language helps students develop a set of important skills.
    Why should foreign languages be taught in schools?
    4. Has technology made a positive contribution to sport today?

    The use of technology to improve performance


    The use of technology in refereeing decisions
    5. It is better to work at home than in an office. Do you agree?
    Contact with people
    Working hours
    6. In many parts of Africa, people are dying of starvation and lack of
    freshwater. What reasons of this issue and how can these problems be
    solved?
    7. Many forests around the world are being destroyed for agricultural,
    commercial, or housing use without allowing time for the forests to
    regenerate themselves. What problems and how can these problems be
    solved?
    8. More and more young people spend most of their time playing computer
    games. What problems may happen and how can we help children to
    overcome this addiction?
    9. Smoking is responsible for many health problems throughout the world. Do
    you think it should be made illegal?
    10.Life is harder for young people now than in the past. Do you agree?
    Education
    Work
    11.Is it better to go shopping in small local businesses or large out-of-town
    shopping /centres?
    Where things are cheaper
    Where service is better
    12.Is it better to spend a summer holiday in the countryside or on the coast?
    Leisure options
    Climate
    13.Is it better to use the car or public transport in your town or area?
    Journey times
    Cost
    14.There is little that individuals can do to help the environment. Do you agree?
    Pollution
    Household waste
    15.Some people think that school does not prepare students adequately for real
    life. Do you agree?
    The content of lessons
    Social relationships
    16.Do you agree that modern domestic appliances have improved the quality of
    our lives?
    Effect on household chores
    Time saved for other activities
    17.Is it better to go on holiday with family or friends?
    18.Is it better to be famous or unknown?

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