IELTS - SPEAKING - TECHNOLOGY (PART 1) 1)

the most advanced and innovative technology available

• state-of-the-art technology (n)

• cutting-edge technology (n)

• next-gen technology (n)

• high-tech solutions (n)

over-reliance on tech (n)

• depending too much on technology

• using technology in moderation

• avoiding technology altogether

• relying on manual processes

tech junkie (n)

• a person who is addicted to or obsessed with technology and gadgets

• a person who enjoys outdoor activities and nature

• a person who collects vintage items and antiques

• a person who prefers traditional methods over modern technology

connectivity (n)

• the ability to connect to other devices or networks

• the speed of data transfer between devices

• the range of a wireless signal

• the type of network protocol used

easy to use or understand

• user-friendly (adj)

• complicated (adj)

• difficult (adj)

• unintuitive (adj)

facilitate (v)

• to make a process or task easier or more efficient

• to complicate a process or task

• to ignore a process or task

• to delay a process or task

online learning platforms (n)

• web-based platforms used for studying and attending classes

• physical classrooms for in-person learning

• social media sites for educational discussions

• video streaming services for entertainment

all the rage (idiom)

• a state of confusion

• very popular or trendy at the moment

• a type of clothing

• a feeling of anger

digital detox (n)

• a break from digital devices to reduce stress or fatigue

• an increase in screen time to enhance productivity

• a method to improve digital marketing strategies

• a type of software for managing digital content

digitalize (v)

• to convert information or processes into digital format using technology

• to print documents on paper

• to create physical copies of digital files

• to enhance the quality of digital images