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Describe a polluted place – IELTS Speaking Cue Card

Describe a polluted place or Describe a place you visited that has been affected by pollution.
You should say:• What the place is
• What type of pollution is/ are
• Cause and effect of pollution and explain how can this pollution be controlled.
So here’s the cue card on: ‘Describe a polluted place’

BAND 9.0 SAMPLE ANSWER:

I’ve been living in Delhi city since the 1990s. I remember waking up to the dewy December mornings, fresh raindrops, and the seemingly paradise it was then.

But Delhi is at an alarmingly high AQI now. It has become the most sought after city by the IT companies which has led to the condition that it is now. The city is overcrowded, and almost everybody owns a car. The carbon emissions from these vehicles have polluted the air so much that the city has become quite warm. Also, being the number one industrial city, it is notoriously high at sulfur dioxide emissions as well.

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Almost every 1 in 5 of the kids suffer from wheezing. It is distressing to see children line up in hospitals with a variety of diseases. Older people suffer too. Being less immune and more prone, they are the most affected by air pollution in ABC. Lack of fresh air has caused many environmental hazards too. Trees have stunted growth. Many plants and shrubs which used to grow well in ABC soil don’t thrive now. Water pollution has also caused in Bathinda becoming the cancer belt of the world.

Describe a place you visited that has been affected by pollution

Being a silent spectator to the changes over the years, I feel ABC needs utmost attention in reducing the AQI to normal levels.

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Describe a polluted place – IELTS Cue Card

by | Feb 25, 2021 | CUE CARDS, IELTS, IELTS CUE CARD 2021, Speaking Part 2 | 1 comment

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