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You can make notes. After your preparation time has ended, please speak for 1 to 2 minutes on this topic.  \nDescribe something you want to buy but can’t afford. You should say:  \nWhat you would like to buy  \nHow much it costs  \nWhy you can’t afford it  \nAnd explain if there is any other way you could acquire it.  \nFollow-up question: Could you live without it?  \nPART 3 (4-5 minutes)  \nMoney  \nHow much money is enough?  \nWhat things can money not buy?  \nDo people care too much about money?  \nMoney problems  \nWhat problems does money cause in your society? Do children need better financial education? Could human beings live without money?  \nNotes for interviewers  \nIn Parts 1 & 3, you do not need to ask all the questions.  \nIn Part 1, you can repeat the question if requested by the candidate, but you must not provide any further help.  \nIn Part 2, you can answer questions during the preparation time, but you should then let the candidate speak without interruption. 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