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Why do some people find waiting far more frustrating than others?

IELTS Speaking Part 3 — IELTS Practice Originals, Speaking Practice Test 11

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The examiner asks further questions connected to the topic in Part 2. Give fuller answers here, with reasons and examples.

Questions

  1. Why do some people find waiting far more frustrating than others?
  2. Do you think people today are less patient than people in the past?
  3. Which services in your country keep people waiting too long?
  4. How can companies make waiting less unpleasant for their customers?
  5. Is it always better for things to be done faster?
  6. What can children learn from having to wait for what they want?

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