Grammar for ielts fiona Aish & Jo Tomlinson ■L& 11

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Read the answers A-C to this Part 3 Speaking exercise and match them to the questions 1-3.
1 
How do you th in k education w ill change in the future?
2 What are the main argum ents about education in your country at the moment?
3
Do you th in k education w ill be accessible to a ll in future?
A. Well, the governm ent 
is going to 
introduce com pulsory tuition fees next academic year, 
and this has caused a lot of anger. Students have been protesting about the unfairness
of these fees. They th in k that poorer students 
won’t 
be able to afford the fees. The 
governm ent 
won’t 
back down though.
B.
In one way, yes. I th in k more people 
w ill 
be able to access basic education around the 
w orld, like prim a ry and secondary schools, and also courses online in practical subjects. 
But I th in k university education 
w ill 
become more exclusive. I read an article recently 
about how the Internet 
is going to 
make education available fo r the w orld, but I th in k that 
w ill 
mean that good university degrees w ill be more im portant.
C.
I th in k a lot of people 
w ill 
study online. The Internet 
is going to 
be easily accessible in 
a ll countries soon and online courses are cheaper and more convenient than having to 
travel to a college or campus. I also th in k more and more people 
w ill 
be able to study.
Education 
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Look again at the questions in Exercise 2 and think about how you
would answer them
using w ill
and going to.