IELTS Speaking: different perspectives

If you find it difficult to come up with ideas when speaking, this technique
might help:
Organise your thinking by considering ideas from different perspectives or
points of view. Here are some possible perspectives:
– Personal
– Social
– Economic
– Educational
– Environmental
– Scientific

Here are some examples using a question from IELTS Speaking part 3:

How do you think the Internet will affect our lives in the future?
Personal perspective:
I think the Internet will have a huge impact on our lives. More and more people
are using social websites to keep in touch with friends. I think the Internet will
probably replace TV because most channels are already available online.

Economic perspective:
Also, I think we’ll do more online shopping. Web-based companies like
Amazon are already really successful. In the future, there will probably be more
companies that only sell via the Internet, and I expect we’ll spend more money
online than in traditional shops.
Educational perspective:
Schools and universities might also use the Internet to provide courses, so
online learning will probably become a normal part of life.

Notice that the key benefit of this perspectives idea is that it helps you to
generate organised ideas. If you learn to group ideas together in your mind in
this way, you’ll become a clearer, more coherent speaker.
This technique also works really well when you’re trying to write an essay.