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Candidate:
There are far fewer young people living in the countryside. Many of them have had to abandon rural life and move to the cities to look for work.
3	Examiner:	What do you think is the most significant change in the way people communicate?
	Candidate:	Social networking sites - definitely. Just look at the way they’ve evolved over the last few years. You could almost spark a revolution with a click of a mouse.
4	Examiner:	What do you think will be the most significant change in people’s life style in the next ten or twenty years?
	Candidate:	I think k se nergy b ecomes mm^^ e xpensive, we ww h ave to modify h owwe li ve - conneme less, coonse/v m()re.
5	Examiner:	In what ways has the experience of living abroad affected you?
	Candidate:	I’ve had to learn to adjust to different ways of doing things - shopping, cooking, socializing - all sorts of things.
6	Examiner:	How, in your view, are patterns of employment in your country likely to change in the next few years?
	Candidate:	Many more people are going to work in financial services. That whole sector is developing very rapidly in my country. There are lots of opportunities now.

Track 21

1. 
   I grew up in a village that looks much as it did five centuries ago. Almost nothing has altered.
   
2. 
   Job security has diminished over the last few years. It’s almost impossible to find long-term work let alone a job for life.
   
3. 
   I think over the next decade, surgical techniques will become increasingly refined. Surgeons will be able to perform operations that we can only dream of now.
   
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