IELTS Speaking Part 2 Model Answer: Describe a law that you think that should be implemented in your country

Band 9 answer for the IELTS Speaking Part 2 question about a law that you think that should be implemented in your country

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IELTS Speaking Part 2 Model Answer: Describe a law that you think that should be implemented in your country The question below was recently seen in many IELTS exams all over the world. This model answer shows a great way to respond, should you get such question in your own exam. 🔑 Join the VIP Club for FREE and read more model answers here Remember, you can use this model answer in different ways, to achieve different goals! You can read it and learn new vocabulary, or refresh words that you knew but forgot. You can get some ideas to use in your own answer You can read it out loud and record yourself, as a pronunciation workout. Speaking test, Part 2 (Cue Card) Describe a law that you think that should be implemented in your country. You should say – what it is – what changes it will cause – whether it will be popular and explain how it will affect society. Answer I believe that my country should implement stricter laws against reckless driving. In particular, there should be mandatory jail time for all drunk driving. The current laws are not strict enough, and I think that this is a big part of the reason why these kinds of accidents are so prevalent these days. Unfortunately, many innocent lives have been lost because of this. This proposed law would increase the penalty for offenders, including longer license suspensions, higher fines, and mandatory jail time programs for offenders. The core idea would be to create a strong deterrent against such dangerous behaviour on the road. I think that this would bring about significant changes. Firstly, it would lead to a drastic reduction in the number of accidents and fatalities on the roads, and make them safer for everyone. It would also encourage drivers to adopt more responsible habits and make people think twice about getting behind the wheel after drinking. The high death toll on our roads is something that has plagued the country for decades, so I think these changes to the law would be welcomed, especially by everyone who has lost loved ones. However, some people might feel that it infringes on their personal freedom.

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