Question: Do you read more or less now than when you were younger?

Analysis

1.Reflect on your reading habits now compared to when you were younger. 2.Explain the reasons for any changes in your reading habits, such as time constraints, interests, or access to reading materials.

Synonyms

Try these synonyms instead of repeating the question:
  1. read→peruse; go through
  2. younger→earlier years; childhood
  3. more or less→greater or fewer; increased or decreased
Question: Do you read more or less now than when you were younger?

Idea 1

More Now
  1. I have more access to books and online articles now.
  2. I have developed a greater interest in reading as I've grown older.
  3. Reading helps me relax after a busy day at work.
  4. I read more for professional development and staying informed.
  5. I enjoy exploring different genres and authors.

Idea 2

Less Now
  1. I have less free time due to work and family commitments.
  2. I spend more time on digital entertainment like streaming and social media.
  3. I used to read a lot during school, but now I focus on other hobbies.
  4. I find it harder to concentrate on reading for long periods.
  5. I prefer listening to audiobooks or podcasts instead.
Question: Do you read more or less now than when you were younger?

Related Vocabulary

  1. Frequency
  2. Engagement
  3. Leisure
  4. Priorities
  5. Commitments
  6. Digital media
  7. Attention span
  8. Nostalgia
  9. E-books
  10. Audiobooks

Authentic Idioms

Try these idioms to get 7+ in IELTS Speaking:
  1. Bury one's nose in a book: To read with great concentration.
  2. Turn over a new leaf: To start to behave in a better way.
  3. Lost in a book: To be so absorbed in reading that you are unaware of your surroundings.
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