Ответ: Comparing Ways of Studying
Both pictures show students preparing for their classes. In the first photo, a young woman is studying with an older man in what looks like a library or a classroom. They are sitting at a table and looking at some papers. The man seems to be explaining something to the woman. In the second photo, two young people are sitting outdoors on some steps. They are using a laptop and a book while preparing for their classes. The pictures have several things in common. In both photos, people are studying and working with educational materials. However, there are also some differences. In the first picture, the students are indoors and seem to be working with a tutor. In the second picture, the students are outdoors and are studying together as equals. Moreover, the first pair uses papers, whereas the second pair uses a laptop and a book. Personally, I would prefer studying in the way shown in the second picture. I like working with other students because we can discuss difficult questions and help each other. Besides, studying outdoors can be more relaxing and enjoyable.
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Study the two photographs. In 1.5 minutes be ready to compare and contrast the photographs: give a brief description of the photos (action, location); say what the pictures have in common; say in what way the pictures are different; say which way of preparing for classes presented in the pictures you prefer; explain why. You will speak for not more than 2 minutes (12–15 sentences). You have to talk continuously.


Photo 1 shows a young woman studying with a man indoors. Photo 2 shows two students preparing for classes outdoors with a laptop and a book.
Где здесь ошибаются
Describing only one photograph instead of comparing both.
Forgetting to state a clear personal preference and explain it.
Using fewer than 12 sentences or speaking in disconnected fragments.
Confusing the people, location or objects shown in the photographs.