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The main thing is to practice brainstorming and brainstorming techniques as below:
1. Know Common Topics: Familiarise yourself with themes like education, environment, technology, health, and society.
2. Mind Maps: Use mind maps to visually organise your thoughts on a topic.
3. Timed Brainstorming: Set a timer for 1-2 minutes and jot down as many ideas as possible on a given topic.
4. Read and Watch: Regularly read articles and watch debates to gather new ideas and perspectives.
5. Practice with Prompts: Use sample questions to practice generating ideas under timed conditions.
6. Template Strategy: Develop a flexible essay and speaking response template to organise your thoughts quickly.
7. Use Question Words: Ask who, what, when, where, why, and how to explore all aspects of a topic.
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