TEF/TCF topics to prepare arguments for
Let's discuss today the topics that are found in those parts of the exam where you need to argue your point of view, that is:
✔️in TCF in task 3 Expression Orale
✔️in TEF in task 2 Expression Ecrite ⠀
I'm talking about "problematic" topics that cause controversy. The more you read to form your personal opinion, the easier it will be for you to speak out about it. ⠀
So: ⠀
- Your parents' generation is more educated. Is it true?
- Tourism has made all countries similar to each other.
- Space exploration is what awaits us in the future.
- Parents lose authority in the eyes of their children.
- Robots will soon replace people at work.
- The role of women has not changed over the past hundred years. Do you agree?
- Consumer society as a philosophy of life. It's time to change your habits.
- Personal experience and travel give us more than diplomas.
- Studying a foreign language means renouncing your native one.
- To succeed in life, you need to know a foreign language.
- English is a must if you want to travel.
- Immigrating to another country with family and children is more difficult. Is it true?
- Do you need to observe and preserve traditions if you move to another country?
- Money is very important in the modern world. Isn't it?
- The whole world communicates in English. Do I need to learn other languages?
- Humanity is unable to reduce environmental pollution. Do you agree?
- It's time to reduce the number of cars. And switch to horse-drawn carts 😃
- Do zoos have a right to exist?
- There is much more information on the Internet than in school textbooks.
- With the advent of the Internet, we have no right to privacy.
- Street cameras do not help fight crime.
- It's time to cut down on advertising. ⠀
And this, of course, is not all the topics. But, as you understand, each of these 22 can be deepened, turned over, developed, etc. ad infinitum.
It is enough to add at least the word “children” to each of them, and now it has already changed the appearance and course of your thoughts. Therefore, yes, the presented plots are not a panacea, even if you study each one inside and out. But over the past year, each of them has been repeated more than once in different countries and cities. I had two of them over a year ago and they showed up again this summer. ⠀
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