Part 3: Compare public transport with driving. Which answer really compares them?

An examiner asks you to compare online shopping with high street shopping. Which reply is strongest?

Part 3: Compare living in a city with living in the countryside. Choose the comparative answer.

The examiner says, 'Compare studying alone and studying with others.' Which sentence performs the task?

Which response compares how younger and older people get news?

Part 3: Compare living in a flat with living in a house. Which answer is best?

The prompt is: compare reading books with watching documentaries. Which answer compares, not lists?

Which answer compares small shops with supermarkets in a natural Part 3 style?

Part 3: Will remote working remain common? Which answer speculates rather than asserts?

The examiner asks, 'Will cash disappear?' Which reply sounds speculative?

Part 3: What might happen to city centres in the future? Choose the speculative answer.

The question is, 'Are children likely to read less in the future?' Which response avoids overclaiming?

Part 3: Will artificial intelligence change teaching? Pick the speculative answer.

An examiner asks, 'Can governments solve pollution soon?' Which reply is appropriately speculative?

Part 3: How might tourism change? Which response speculates?

The examiner asks, 'Are libraries still needed?' Which answer speculates naturally?

Part 3: What happens if a city builds more cycle lanes? Which answer gives a chain of consequences?

Schools ban phones in lessons. Which answer links consequences most clearly?

Part 3: What could happen if city rents rise sharply? Choose the chained answer.

If people stop using single-use plastic, which answer traces the effects?

Part 3: What happens if university courses become more practical? Pick the answer with a consequence chain.

A local park is neglected for years. Which answer develops one consequence into another?

Part 3: What happens if many shops move online? Which answer gives linked consequences?

Suppose public transport were free. Which answer uses the unreal conditional?

Imagine people worked four days a week. Which response fits the hypothetical prompt?

Suppose a city banned adverts in public places. Which sentence uses an unreal conditional?

Imagine every student had access to a tutor. Which answer matches that hypothetical situation?

Suppose housing were cheaper. Which response uses the correct conditional form?

Imagine people could vote online. Which sentence fits an unreal Part 3 answer?

Suppose museums were free. Which answer uses the unreal conditional naturally?