answer. This IELTS question is about your country. Is your country changing

rapidly? In my experience, I don't think the UK has changed very much in the last

decade or so compared to some other Asian countries I visited and lived in. I

think the UK is growing quite slowly, while cities, especially the capital

cities in countries like China and Japan, are evolving at an unbelievable rate. New

Asian cities tend to have incredibly up-to-date public transport, restaurants,

high-rise buildings, and apartments, while in the UK, the pace of life is somewhat

slower. That said, if you walk down the high street in the UK, one of the biggest

changes has probably been the gentrification of high streets and city

centres. I mean there's lots of multicultural restaurants, there's lots

of large supermarket chains, fashion outlets, and small boutiques - those have

become very commonplace. That's probably been the most notable change that I've

noticed in the last decade or so. Other than that, I think the UK has largely

stayed the same: its historic, diverse, and it's quite

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