Debate

Questions

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(Beginner)Do you prefer shopping online or shopping in physical stores? Why?

 

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(Intermediate) Should stores focus more on low prices or high-quality products?

 

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(Advanced)Do you think modern shopping culture encourages people to buy too many unnecessary things?

 

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SAMPLE ANSWERS

Beginner: Do you prefer shopping online or shopping in physical stores? Why?Option 1: Online Shopping“I prefer shopping online because it is convenient and saves time. I can shop anytime without leaving my house. Online stores also offer more choices and discounts compared to physical stores. In addition, it is easy to compare prices on different websites.”Option 2: Physical Stores“I prefer shopping in physical stores because I can see and try the products before buying them. I especially like shopping for clothes in person because I can check the size and quality. Shopping at stores is also more fun and social than shopping online.”


Intermediate: Should stores focus more on low prices or high-quality products?

Option 1: Low Prices

“I think stores should focus more on low prices because affordable products help more people save money. Many families have limited budgets, so cheaper products are important. Low prices also attract more customers and increase sales for businesses.”

Option 2: High-Quality Products

“I believe stores should focus more on high-quality products because durable items last longer and provide better value. Cheap products may break easily, which can waste money in the long run. High-quality products also improve customer satisfaction and trust.”


Advanced: Do you think modern shopping culture encourages people to buy too many unnecessary things?

Option 1: Yes

“Yes, I think modern shopping culture encourages unnecessary spending. Advertisements and social media constantly promote new products and trends, making people feel pressured to buy more. Online shopping apps and fast delivery services also make impulse buying very easy.”

Option 2: No

“No, I don’t think shopping culture is the main problem. People are responsible for their own spending habits. Shopping can improve convenience and quality of life when people buy useful products. In addition, consumers today are becoming more careful about budgeting and avoiding waste.”