IELTS Speaking tip
Practice summarizing topics in a few sentences as part of your answers.
Vocabulary
- deception
- advertisement
- claims
- misrepresentation
- consumer
- marketing
- truthfulness
- regulation
- puffery
- manipulation
- credibility
- trust
- hypothetical
- realistic
- assertion
Sample Answer
Indeed, false advertising and misleading information in advertisements are rampant across various media. A prominent example is the promotion of weight loss supplements that claim to facilitate rapid and effortless weight reduction without any dietary restrictions or exercise. Such assertions, often embellished with testimonials and manipulated before-and-after images, create unrealistic expectations among consumers, leading to potential health risks and financial losses.
Another instance can be observed in the technology sector, where companies frequently exaggerate the capabilities of their products. For example, smartphone advertisements may tout features that are either non-existent or less impressive than portrayed. This not only misleads consumers but also erodes trust in the brand over time. Overall, these deceptive practices highlight the necessity for stringent regulations to protect consumers and ensure truthful marketing.
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