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Hello, hello, dear listener,
and welcome into IELTS Speaking Part 3. We are talking about boredom, being bored in general.
Let's get it going.
What can people do when they feel bored?
I suppose that depends on the means that you have at your disposal, doesn't it?
Like, if you have internet access, then you can just doom scroll, provided it's situationally appropriate.
Failing that, you could just read a book and daydream.
Why aren't young people willing to listen to the experiences of older people?
Well, older people can be really boring to listen to sometimes, can't they?
I mean, with the greatest respect, they might have all the life experience in the world,
but if their manner of delivery is poor, then I can see why some youngsters would just ignore them.