Society · Opinions and society

social inequality

unequal social conditions

Social inequality is the unfair difference in wealth, power or opportunities between groups.

B2 common speech & writing

collocation

This vs that

unfair differences between groups

Social inequality remains a serious problem.

the same chance to succeed

Equal opportunity should be available to everyone.

Hear it in real life

Why are they changing the admissions rules?

They’re trying to address social inequality in the school system.

Play the conversation

Better access to education could help reduce social inequality.

Which sounds natural?

Psst — which one would you actually say?

The mistake everyone makes

Not: Social inequality means people have unequally conditions in society.

Say: Social inequality means people have unequal conditions in society.

Use unequal before a noun, not the adverb unequally.

Say it together

Whole chunks natives use with it.

reduce social inequality

Better schools could reduce social inequality.

The programme aims to reduce social inequality in poorer areas.

Phrases to borrow

More for talking about society.

in modern society

In modern society, people expect information immediately.

there is growing concern about

There is growing concern about the cost of housing.

Society words

Opinions and society · Society: the words around “social inequality”.

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Your turn: say it out loud

Social inequality is still a big issue here.

Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.

social inequality

unequal social conditions

“Better access to education could help reduce social inequality.”

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