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13 Feb, 08:30
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12 Feb, 11:35
Is making noise one of people's rights?
This is an interesting question because it touches on the fine balance between individual freedom and collective responsibility. While people have the right to express themselves, including through music, speech, or festivities, this right is not absolute. Noise pollution is a real issue, particularly in urban environments, where uncontrolled noise can lead to stress, sleep deprivation, and even long-term health problems. That’s why many governments enforce strict noise regulations, especially during nighttime hours. In my view, making noise is a right only when it doesn’t interfere with others’ quality of life. Mutual respect should be the guiding principle in such cases.
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This is an interesting question because it touches on the fine balance between individual freedom and collective responsibility. While people have the right to express themselves, including through music, speech, or festivities, this right is not absolute. Noise pollution is a real issue, particularly in urban environments, where uncontrolled noise can lead to stress, sleep deprivation, and even long-term health problems. That’s why many governments enforce strict noise regulations, especially during nighttime hours. In my view, making noise is a right only when it doesn’t interfere with others’ quality of life. Mutual respect should be the guiding principle in such cases.
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12 Feb, 09:14
Task 1➡️see above
Task 2➡️ Some people think that young people should follow the traditions of society. While other people think that young people should be free to behave as individuals. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
Task 2➡️ Some people think that young people should follow the traditions of society. While other people think that young people should be free to behave as individuals. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
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10 Feb, 11:29
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This result is more than just a number; it’s proof that perseverance and focused effort truly pay off.(3 months of study with a break)
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🎉 Let’s take a moment to celebrate her fantastic IELTS achievement! An overall score of 6.5, with a 7.0 in listening and 6.5 in writing—a testament to her hard work and dedication.
This result is more than just a number; it’s proof that perseverance and focused effort truly pay off.(3 months of study with a break)
Once again, congratulations on this wonderful accomplishment! Your next step—university—awaits, and I couldn’t be prouder. 🚀📖 Keep shining! 🌟
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10 Feb, 10:53
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Writing Latest Questions:
✏️Some people think that the use of mobiles (cell phones) should be banned in public places such as in libraries, shops and public transport. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
✏️In some countries, the government provides payments for unemployed people. How does this impact individuals and the government? Do you agree or disagree with this idea?
✏️The typical teaching situation of a teacher and students in the class will not exist by the year 2050. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
✏️Everyone should stay at school until 18. To what extend do you agree or disagree?
✏️In some countries, young people under 20 often move out of their parents’ home to live independently, while in other countries, they continue living with their families. Do the advantages of moving out at a young age outweigh the disadvantages?
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Writing Latest Questions:
✏️Some people think that the use of mobiles (cell phones) should be banned in public places such as in libraries, shops and public transport. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
✏️In some countries, the government provides payments for unemployed people. How does this impact individuals and the government? Do you agree or disagree with this idea?
✏️The typical teaching situation of a teacher and students in the class will not exist by the year 2050. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
✏️Everyone should stay at school until 18. To what extend do you agree or disagree?
✏️In some countries, young people under 20 often move out of their parents’ home to live independently, while in other countries, they continue living with their families. Do the advantages of moving out at a young age outweigh the disadvantages?
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06 Feb, 09:10
Part 3 Questions IELTS:
Why do you think people enjoy helping others?
How does helping others benefit the person providing help?
Do you think it’s better to help someone you know personally or a stranger? Why?
In your opinion, how can schools encourage children to help others more?
Do you think society values helping others as much as it should? Why or why not?
How do technological advancements make it easier to help people today?
Is it important for governments to support volunteer work and charities? Why or why not?
Why do you think people enjoy helping others?
How does helping others benefit the person providing help?
Do you think it’s better to help someone you know personally or a stranger? Why?
In your opinion, how can schools encourage children to help others more?
Do you think society values helping others as much as it should? Why or why not?
How do technological advancements make it easier to help people today?
Is it important for governments to support volunteer work and charities? Why or why not?
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29 Jan, 11:18
1. Is it difficult for people in your country to express their feelings?
No, people in my country are utterly emotional and expressive. Although, some choose to be covert and not open up about their feelings, it is merely a choice and does not apply to the vast population of others who openly talk about their opinions.
2. Who do you think talk more? Children or grown-ups?
Children talk about anything and everything. They are the most talkative at a certain age and as they grow up, they learn that not everything needs to be talked about all the time. Adults become reserved and consider their audience before they say something. Some are highly talkative with their friends and family but stay rather calm with other people.
3. What do you think is the difference between boys and girls in expressing their feelings?
Stereotypes like boys cannot cry and an expressive boy is just a girl, make it difficult for a boy to express his feelings. With the fear of being bullied and embarrassed they choose to hide their emotions. Whereas, many girls talk about their feelings openly but ultimately, it comes to individual choice.
4. Do you think people are more open than in the past?
Well, people in the past did not voice their opinions freely because of certain social constructs. There were many stereotypes and taboos in the past society which people had to stick to, to save their social image. In recent times, many of these stereotypical social norms have been torn apart by many who started to express their opinions openly and helped make the world a better place for others.
No, people in my country are utterly emotional and expressive. Although, some choose to be covert and not open up about their feelings, it is merely a choice and does not apply to the vast population of others who openly talk about their opinions.
2. Who do you think talk more? Children or grown-ups?
Children talk about anything and everything. They are the most talkative at a certain age and as they grow up, they learn that not everything needs to be talked about all the time. Adults become reserved and consider their audience before they say something. Some are highly talkative with their friends and family but stay rather calm with other people.
3. What do you think is the difference between boys and girls in expressing their feelings?
Stereotypes like boys cannot cry and an expressive boy is just a girl, make it difficult for a boy to express his feelings. With the fear of being bullied and embarrassed they choose to hide their emotions. Whereas, many girls talk about their feelings openly but ultimately, it comes to individual choice.
4. Do you think people are more open than in the past?
Well, people in the past did not voice their opinions freely because of certain social constructs. There were many stereotypes and taboos in the past society which people had to stick to, to save their social image. In recent times, many of these stereotypical social norms have been torn apart by many who started to express their opinions openly and helped make the world a better place for others.
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27 Jan, 06:50
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23 Jan, 09:51
#Task1 #__And_Writing_for_All
The graph and table provide information about global water use by sector between 1900 and 2000 and the water consumption patterns in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo in the year 2000.
Overall, the data reveal that agriculture dominates global water usage, while industrial and domestic consumption remain relatively lower. Additionally, differences in population size, irrigated land, and lifestyle significantly influence national water consumption patterns.
The graph illustrates water consumption across three sectors: agriculture, industrial, and domestic. From 1900 to 2000, agricultural water use witnessed the most significant increase, rising steeply after 1950 to reach approximately 3,000 km³ by 2000. This was by far the largest water-consuming sector. Industrial water usage grew moderately between 1900 and 1950 but surged thereafter, peaking at around 1,200 km³ in 2000. In contrast, domestic water use showed minimal growth throughout the century, remaining below 500 km³. These trends highlight the dominance of agriculture in global water consumption and the relatively limited usage in households.
The table compares water consumption in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2000. Brazil, with a population of 176 million, had a significantly higher irrigated land area (26,500 km²) and water consumption per person (359 m³) compared to the Congo, which had a population of 5.2 million, only 100 km² of irrigated land, and a mere 8 m³ of water consumption per person. The stark contrast between the two nations suggests that larger populations and extensive irrigation systems contribute to higher water consumption levels.
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The graph and table provide information about global water use by sector between 1900 and 2000 and the water consumption patterns in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo in the year 2000.
Overall, the data reveal that agriculture dominates global water usage, while industrial and domestic consumption remain relatively lower. Additionally, differences in population size, irrigated land, and lifestyle significantly influence national water consumption patterns.
The graph illustrates water consumption across three sectors: agriculture, industrial, and domestic. From 1900 to 2000, agricultural water use witnessed the most significant increase, rising steeply after 1950 to reach approximately 3,000 km³ by 2000. This was by far the largest water-consuming sector. Industrial water usage grew moderately between 1900 and 1950 but surged thereafter, peaking at around 1,200 km³ in 2000. In contrast, domestic water use showed minimal growth throughout the century, remaining below 500 km³. These trends highlight the dominance of agriculture in global water consumption and the relatively limited usage in households.
The table compares water consumption in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2000. Brazil, with a population of 176 million, had a significantly higher irrigated land area (26,500 km²) and water consumption per person (359 m³) compared to the Congo, which had a population of 5.2 million, only 100 km² of irrigated land, and a mere 8 m³ of water consumption per person. The stark contrast between the two nations suggests that larger populations and extensive irrigation systems contribute to higher water consumption levels.
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22 Jan, 11:48
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15 Collocations and Fixed Expressions Related to Breakfast (Definitions and Synonyms)
Hearty breakfast – A filling and satisfying meal; substantial breakfast.
Balanced breakfast – A meal with the right mix of nutrients; nutritious breakfast.
Traditional breakfast – A meal reflecting cultural norms; customary breakfast.
Quick grab-and-go breakfast – A fast meal for busy schedules; on-the-go meal.
Breakfast spread – A variety of breakfast dishes served together; buffet-style breakfast.
Full-course breakfast – A complete and elaborate breakfast; multi-dish breakfast.
Cooked breakfast – A hot breakfast prepared by cooking; warm breakfast.
Breakfast staple – A common or essential breakfast item; breakfast necessity.
Skipping breakfast – Not eating breakfast; missing the morning meal.
Breakfast on the go – Eating breakfast while traveling; portable breakfast.
Make time for breakfast – Prioritize eating breakfast; allocate time for breakfast.
The first meal of the day – Breakfast as the earliest meal; morning meal.
Breakfast fuel – Energy provided by breakfast; morning sustenance.
Breakfast of champions – A high-quality or nutritious breakfast; power meal.
Savor a leisurely breakfast – Enjoy breakfast slowly; relax with breakfast.
15 Advanced Vocabulary Items Related to Breakfast (Definitions and Synonyms)
Nourishment – Food that supports growth and health; sustenance.
Satiety – A feeling of fullness or satisfaction; fullness.
Palatable – Tasty and pleasant to eat; flavorful.
Culinary – Related to cooking or the kitchen; gastronomic.
Gastronomic – Pertaining to fine food or dining; epicurean.
Alimentary – Related to food or nourishment; nutritional.
Ephemeral – Lasting for a short time; temporary.
Intermittent fasting – Eating pattern that cycles between fasting and eating; time-restricted eating.
Digestive enzymes – Substances that help break down food; enzymatic agents.
Calorific intake – The number of calories consumed; energy consumption.
Nutritional density – The concentration of nutrients in food; nutrient richness.
Dietary fiber – Plant-based material aiding digestion; roughage.
Macronutrients – Nutrients needed in large amounts (protein, carbs, fats); major nutrients.
Morning sustenance – Food that provides energy in the morning; breakfast nourishment.
Metabolic kickstart – Boost to metabolism provided by breakfast; morning energy boost.
15 Collocations and Fixed Expressions Related to Breakfast (Definitions and Synonyms)
Hearty breakfast – A filling and satisfying meal; substantial breakfast.
Balanced breakfast – A meal with the right mix of nutrients; nutritious breakfast.
Traditional breakfast – A meal reflecting cultural norms; customary breakfast.
Quick grab-and-go breakfast – A fast meal for busy schedules; on-the-go meal.
Breakfast spread – A variety of breakfast dishes served together; buffet-style breakfast.
Full-course breakfast – A complete and elaborate breakfast; multi-dish breakfast.
Cooked breakfast – A hot breakfast prepared by cooking; warm breakfast.
Breakfast staple – A common or essential breakfast item; breakfast necessity.
Skipping breakfast – Not eating breakfast; missing the morning meal.
Breakfast on the go – Eating breakfast while traveling; portable breakfast.
Make time for breakfast – Prioritize eating breakfast; allocate time for breakfast.
The first meal of the day – Breakfast as the earliest meal; morning meal.
Breakfast fuel – Energy provided by breakfast; morning sustenance.
Breakfast of champions – A high-quality or nutritious breakfast; power meal.
Savor a leisurely breakfast – Enjoy breakfast slowly; relax with breakfast.
15 Advanced Vocabulary Items Related to Breakfast (Definitions and Synonyms)
Nourishment – Food that supports growth and health; sustenance.
Satiety – A feeling of fullness or satisfaction; fullness.
Palatable – Tasty and pleasant to eat; flavorful.
Culinary – Related to cooking or the kitchen; gastronomic.
Gastronomic – Pertaining to fine food or dining; epicurean.
Alimentary – Related to food or nourishment; nutritional.
Ephemeral – Lasting for a short time; temporary.
Intermittent fasting – Eating pattern that cycles between fasting and eating; time-restricted eating.
Digestive enzymes – Substances that help break down food; enzymatic agents.
Calorific intake – The number of calories consumed; energy consumption.
Nutritional density – The concentration of nutrients in food; nutrient richness.
Dietary fiber – Plant-based material aiding digestion; roughage.
Macronutrients – Nutrients needed in large amounts (protein, carbs, fats); major nutrients.
Morning sustenance – Food that provides energy in the morning; breakfast nourishment.
Metabolic kickstart – Boost to metabolism provided by breakfast; morning energy boost.
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21 Jan, 09:39
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20 Jan, 07:16
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NICE ARTICLE
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17 Jan, 07:52
Whether or not someone achieves their aims is mostly by a question of luck. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
In some countries, the numbers of children aged 15 and younger are increasing dramatically. What are the current and future effects of an ever-increasing population?
It is argued that parents of children who break the law should be punished as they are responsible for their children's actions. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Some people think that technological development decreases crime, while others believe it actually encourages crimes. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
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10 Jan, 06:33
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26 Dec, 14:39
Prepositions are one of the most difficult things to master in the English language. They provide the “links” between the main words (nouns, verbs,
and adjectives), but many English students have a hard time knowing which preposition to use in each situation.
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and adjectives), but many English students have a hard time knowing which preposition to use in each situation.
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19 Dec, 12:25
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09 Dec, 17:42
#Grammar
Here’s a list of different words and phrases to express small differences, along with examples:
Slightly
"This version is slightly better than the previous one."
A bit
"The coffee is a bit stronger than I usually like."
A little
"The weather is a little warmer today than yesterday."
Somewhat
"He seems somewhat happier after the meeting."
Marginally
"The new phone is marginally faster than its predecessor."
Barely
"The score was barely higher than the last test."
Hardly
"The situation is hardly different from before."
Just a touch
"The soup could be just a touch saltier."
Almost imperceptibly
"The fabric is almost imperceptibly softer than the other one."
Only slightly
"The change in policy is only slightly noticeable."
Moderately
"Her speech was moderately more persuasive than his."
Incrementally
"The new software is incrementally faster than the older version."
A tad (informal)
"The dress is a tad longer than I wanted."
A fraction
"The bill was a fraction higher than I had anticipated."
Minimally
"The design is minimally different from last year’s model."
To a small extent
"The weather has improved to a small extent."
Hardly noticeably
"The improvement is hardly noticeably better."
Just a little
"The car is just a little more spacious than my old one."
Slightly but clearly
"The engine runs slightly but clearly more smoothly now."
To a minor degree
"His explanation was to a minor degree clearer than hers."
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Here’s a list of different words and phrases to express small differences, along with examples:
Slightly
"This version is slightly better than the previous one."
A bit
"The coffee is a bit stronger than I usually like."
A little
"The weather is a little warmer today than yesterday."
Somewhat
"He seems somewhat happier after the meeting."
Marginally
"The new phone is marginally faster than its predecessor."
Barely
"The score was barely higher than the last test."
Hardly
"The situation is hardly different from before."
Just a touch
"The soup could be just a touch saltier."
Almost imperceptibly
"The fabric is almost imperceptibly softer than the other one."
Only slightly
"The change in policy is only slightly noticeable."
Moderately
"Her speech was moderately more persuasive than his."
Incrementally
"The new software is incrementally faster than the older version."
A tad (informal)
"The dress is a tad longer than I wanted."
A fraction
"The bill was a fraction higher than I had anticipated."
Minimally
"The design is minimally different from last year’s model."
To a small extent
"The weather has improved to a small extent."
Hardly noticeably
"The improvement is hardly noticeably better."
Just a little
"The car is just a little more spacious than my old one."
Slightly but clearly
"The engine runs slightly but clearly more smoothly now."
To a minor degree
"His explanation was to a minor degree clearer than hers."
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09 Dec, 17:41
#grammar
Here are different words and phrases you can use to express large differences:
1. Far
- "The new smartphone is far superior to the old one."
2. Much
- "Her performance was much better than I expected."
3. A lot
- "The lecture was a lot more engaging than last week’s."
4. Significantly
- "This house is significantly more expensive than the one we saw yesterday."
5. Considerably
- "The weather is considerably warmer here than in the mountains."
6. Dramatically
- "Traffic has dramatically improved since they built the new bypass."
7. Substantially
- "His grades are substantially higher than the class average."
8. Noticeably
- "The new system is noticeably faster than the old one."
9. Way (informal)
- "This hotel is way better than the last one we stayed at."
10. Exceedingly
- "The results were exceedingly better than what we had hoped for."
11. Immeasurably
- "This experience is immeasurably more rewarding than anything I’ve done before."
12. Remarkably
- "Her confidence has remarkably improved over the past few months."
13. Vastly
- "The company is vastly more successful this year than last."
14. Decidedly
- "The proposal was decidedly better than the previous version."
15. Profoundly
- "The new policy is profoundly more impactful than the previous one."
16. Considerably
- "This task is considerably harder than the previous ones."
17. Tremendously
- "The city has tremendously improved its public transport system."
18. Overwhelmingly
- "The audience was overwhelmingly more enthusiastic this time."
19. Strikingly
- "The new design is strikingly more innovative than the old one."
20. Exceptionally
- "He is exceptionally more talented than anyone else in his field."
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Here are different words and phrases you can use to express large differences:
1. Far
- "The new smartphone is far superior to the old one."
2. Much
- "Her performance was much better than I expected."
3. A lot
- "The lecture was a lot more engaging than last week’s."
4. Significantly
- "This house is significantly more expensive than the one we saw yesterday."
5. Considerably
- "The weather is considerably warmer here than in the mountains."
6. Dramatically
- "Traffic has dramatically improved since they built the new bypass."
7. Substantially
- "His grades are substantially higher than the class average."
8. Noticeably
- "The new system is noticeably faster than the old one."
9. Way (informal)
- "This hotel is way better than the last one we stayed at."
10. Exceedingly
- "The results were exceedingly better than what we had hoped for."
11. Immeasurably
- "This experience is immeasurably more rewarding than anything I’ve done before."
12. Remarkably
- "Her confidence has remarkably improved over the past few months."
13. Vastly
- "The company is vastly more successful this year than last."
14. Decidedly
- "The proposal was decidedly better than the previous version."
15. Profoundly
- "The new policy is profoundly more impactful than the previous one."
16. Considerably
- "This task is considerably harder than the previous ones."
17. Tremendously
- "The city has tremendously improved its public transport system."
18. Overwhelmingly
- "The audience was overwhelmingly more enthusiastic this time."
19. Strikingly
- "The new design is strikingly more innovative than the old one."
20. Exceptionally
- "He is exceptionally more talented than anyone else in his field."
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09 Dec, 13:28
#__And_Writing_for_All
It is a widely debated issue whether children should be given homework every day. This question raises important considerations about the role of homework in fostering academic success and overall well-being. While some argue that daily homework is essential for student achievement, others believe it places unnecessary pressure on children. This essay will examine both viewpoints and argue that a balanced approach is the most effective strategy.
Critics of daily homework argue that excessive assignments can overburden students and negatively impact their mental health. It is often pointed out that children require time for relaxation, play, and pursuing extracurricular activities to develop holistically. For instance, students who are constantly preoccupied with completing homework may miss opportunities to socialize, engage in sports, or explore hobbies. This leads to reduced opportunities for fostering creativity and developing essential life skills outside the classroom. Furthermore, critics highlight that cognitive overload from daily homework can lead to stress and burnout, which are detrimental to a child’s overall development.
Proponents of daily homework contend that it reinforces classroom learning and ensures long-term retention of knowledge. They believe that consistent practice helps students develop essential academic skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and time management. Evidence suggests that students who complete homework regularly tend to perform better on standardized tests and exhibit stronger academic discipline. Moreover, homework provides opportunities for parents to engage with their children’s education and monitor their progress, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
From my perspective, the best approach is to strike a balance between academic rigor and personal time. I firmly believe that a moderate amount of homework, tailored to individual needs, ensures both educational success and well-being. By setting reasonable limits on assignments, educators can prevent overburdening students while still allowing them to benefit from consistent practice. Striking this balance enables children to develop academically while maintaining a healthy, well-rounded lifestyle.
In conclusion, while daily homework has its advantages, both sides of the argument have valid points. Ultimately, the key lies in adopting a balanced approach that supports academic growth without compromising a child’s mental health and personal development.
320 words, band 8
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It is a widely debated issue whether children should be given homework every day. This question raises important considerations about the role of homework in fostering academic success and overall well-being. While some argue that daily homework is essential for student achievement, others believe it places unnecessary pressure on children. This essay will examine both viewpoints and argue that a balanced approach is the most effective strategy.
Critics of daily homework argue that excessive assignments can overburden students and negatively impact their mental health. It is often pointed out that children require time for relaxation, play, and pursuing extracurricular activities to develop holistically. For instance, students who are constantly preoccupied with completing homework may miss opportunities to socialize, engage in sports, or explore hobbies. This leads to reduced opportunities for fostering creativity and developing essential life skills outside the classroom. Furthermore, critics highlight that cognitive overload from daily homework can lead to stress and burnout, which are detrimental to a child’s overall development.
Proponents of daily homework contend that it reinforces classroom learning and ensures long-term retention of knowledge. They believe that consistent practice helps students develop essential academic skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and time management. Evidence suggests that students who complete homework regularly tend to perform better on standardized tests and exhibit stronger academic discipline. Moreover, homework provides opportunities for parents to engage with their children’s education and monitor their progress, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
From my perspective, the best approach is to strike a balance between academic rigor and personal time. I firmly believe that a moderate amount of homework, tailored to individual needs, ensures both educational success and well-being. By setting reasonable limits on assignments, educators can prevent overburdening students while still allowing them to benefit from consistent practice. Striking this balance enables children to develop academically while maintaining a healthy, well-rounded lifestyle.
In conclusion, while daily homework has its advantages, both sides of the argument have valid points. Ultimately, the key lies in adopting a balanced approach that supports academic growth without compromising a child’s mental health and personal development.
320 words, band 8
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03 Dec, 13:05
The allocation of holiday time has been a topic of debate, with some advocating for multiple short breaks throughout the year, while others prefer fewer but longer vacations. Both approaches have their merits, as short holidays allow for frequent relaxation, while extended vacations provide the opportunity for deeper rejuvenation and travel. In my opinion, short holidays are more advantageous because they help maintain work-life balance and reduce burnout.
Advocates of longer vacations often highlight the benefits of comprehensive rest and uninterrupted leisure time. Firstly, extended breaks enable individuals to travel to distant destinations, immersing themselves fully in different cultures and experiences. This can provide a more profound sense of relaxation and enrichment, which is often impossible during shorter breaks. Secondly, longer holidays allow people to disconnect completely from work-related stress, as it typically takes a few days to fully unwind. For those in high-pressure jobs, such prolonged downtime can significantly improve mental health and productivity in the long term.
On the other hand, short but frequent holidays are better suited for maintaining a consistent work-life balance. A key advantage is that regular breaks throughout the year help to reduce stress levels incrementally, preventing the accumulation of burnout. For instance, a three-day weekend every couple of months allows employees to recharge and return to work feeling refreshed. Additionally, short holidays are more practical for modern lifestyles, as they cause minimal disruption to work and family responsibilities. Unlike longer vacations, which may require extensive planning, shorter ones are easier to manage and enjoy spontaneously. Therefore, I believe shorter holidays are more effective in promoting both mental well-being and flexibility.
In conclusion, while longer vacations offer the chance for immersive experiences and extended relaxation, shorter and more frequent holidays are better at maintaining a consistent sense of balance and preventing burnout. From my perspective, the latter approach aligns more closely with the demands of modern life and provides the necessary breaks to ensure sustained productivity and happiness.
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Advocates of longer vacations often highlight the benefits of comprehensive rest and uninterrupted leisure time. Firstly, extended breaks enable individuals to travel to distant destinations, immersing themselves fully in different cultures and experiences. This can provide a more profound sense of relaxation and enrichment, which is often impossible during shorter breaks. Secondly, longer holidays allow people to disconnect completely from work-related stress, as it typically takes a few days to fully unwind. For those in high-pressure jobs, such prolonged downtime can significantly improve mental health and productivity in the long term.
On the other hand, short but frequent holidays are better suited for maintaining a consistent work-life balance. A key advantage is that regular breaks throughout the year help to reduce stress levels incrementally, preventing the accumulation of burnout. For instance, a three-day weekend every couple of months allows employees to recharge and return to work feeling refreshed. Additionally, short holidays are more practical for modern lifestyles, as they cause minimal disruption to work and family responsibilities. Unlike longer vacations, which may require extensive planning, shorter ones are easier to manage and enjoy spontaneously. Therefore, I believe shorter holidays are more effective in promoting both mental well-being and flexibility.
In conclusion, while longer vacations offer the chance for immersive experiences and extended relaxation, shorter and more frequent holidays are better at maintaining a consistent sense of balance and preventing burnout. From my perspective, the latter approach aligns more closely with the demands of modern life and provides the necessary breaks to ensure sustained productivity and happiness.
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03 Dec, 13:04
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Some people think it is better to have many short holidays during the year. Others believe it would be beneficial to have fewer, longer vacations. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
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Some people think it is better to have many short holidays during the year. Others believe it would be beneficial to have fewer, longer vacations. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
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27 Nov, 12:43
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Task 1
The two charts provide complementary information about marriage trends. Chart A illustrates the average age of women at their first marriage in several countries across three different years (1980, 1990, and 1998), while Chart B presents marriage and divorce rates per thousand people in selected countries for 1981 and 1994. A relationship can be observed between the rising age of marriage and the declining marriage rates in several countries.
In general, A clear connection emerges between the charts: as the age of first marriage for women increases, marriage rates tend to decline. This trend is particularly evident in countries like the USA, Germany, and the UK. Meanwhile, divorce rates show mixed patterns, suggesting that factors beyond the age of marriage influence the stability of marital relationships.
In countries like the USA, Germany, and the UK, the increasing age of first marriage for women coincides with a decline in marriage rates. For example, in the USA, where the average marriage age increased from 23 in 1980 to 26 in 1998, the marriage rate dropped significantly from 10.6 per thousand in 1981 to 9.1 in 1994. Similarly, in Germany, the marriage age rose from 23 to 26 over the same period, while marriage rates fell from 6.2 to 5.4.
This relationship suggests that women delaying marriage could contribute to fewer marriages per year, possibly due to shifting priorities such as career advancement or societal changes.
The relationship between the age of marriage and divorce rates is less consistent. While some countries, such as the USA, experienced a decline in divorce rates (from 5.3 to 4.6) alongside the rising age of marriage, others, like Finland, saw an increase in divorces despite a similar trend in marriage age. This indicates that while marrying later may contribute to more stable relationships in some regions, other cultural or social factors also play a role in divorce trends.
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Task 1
The two charts provide complementary information about marriage trends. Chart A illustrates the average age of women at their first marriage in several countries across three different years (1980, 1990, and 1998), while Chart B presents marriage and divorce rates per thousand people in selected countries for 1981 and 1994. A relationship can be observed between the rising age of marriage and the declining marriage rates in several countries.
In general, A clear connection emerges between the charts: as the age of first marriage for women increases, marriage rates tend to decline. This trend is particularly evident in countries like the USA, Germany, and the UK. Meanwhile, divorce rates show mixed patterns, suggesting that factors beyond the age of marriage influence the stability of marital relationships.
In countries like the USA, Germany, and the UK, the increasing age of first marriage for women coincides with a decline in marriage rates. For example, in the USA, where the average marriage age increased from 23 in 1980 to 26 in 1998, the marriage rate dropped significantly from 10.6 per thousand in 1981 to 9.1 in 1994. Similarly, in Germany, the marriage age rose from 23 to 26 over the same period, while marriage rates fell from 6.2 to 5.4.
This relationship suggests that women delaying marriage could contribute to fewer marriages per year, possibly due to shifting priorities such as career advancement or societal changes.
The relationship between the age of marriage and divorce rates is less consistent. While some countries, such as the USA, experienced a decline in divorce rates (from 5.3 to 4.6) alongside the rising age of marriage, others, like Finland, saw an increase in divorces despite a similar trend in marriage age. This indicates that while marrying later may contribute to more stable relationships in some regions, other cultural or social factors also play a role in divorce trends.
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25 Nov, 05:57
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A Good Turn of Phrase — это две книги: идиомы и фразовые глаголы для уровней B2 и C1.
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A Good Turn of Phrase — это две книги: идиомы и фразовые глаголы для уровней B2 и C1.
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23 Nov, 18:01
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How to talk about Politeness🤔
Part 3 IELTS Speaking questions related to the topic of politeness:
1. Cultural Perspectives on Politeness
How do standards of politeness differ between cultures?
In your opinion, are people in your country generally polite compared to other countries? Why or why not?
How can cultural misunderstandings about politeness lead to conflict?
2. Politeness in Modern Society
Do you think people are less polite today than in the past? Why?
How has technology, such as social media, affected the way people show politeness?
Do you think being polite is still important in today's fast-paced world?
3. Teaching Politeness
How should children be taught politeness at home and in schools?
Is politeness something that should be formally taught, or is it something people learn naturally?
Can you think of any benefits of teaching politeness to young people?
4. Politeness and Communication
How does the way people show politeness differ in written communication versus face-to-face interactions?
What role does tone of voice play in being polite?
Do you think using formal language is always necessary to show politeness?
5. Social Etiquette
What are some examples of polite behavior in public places?
How should people respond when others are rude to them?
In what situations is being polite especially important?
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How to talk about Politeness
Part 3 IELTS Speaking questions related to the topic of politeness:
1. Cultural Perspectives on Politeness
How do standards of politeness differ between cultures?
In your opinion, are people in your country generally polite compared to other countries? Why or why not?
How can cultural misunderstandings about politeness lead to conflict?
2. Politeness in Modern Society
Do you think people are less polite today than in the past? Why?
How has technology, such as social media, affected the way people show politeness?
Do you think being polite is still important in today's fast-paced world?
3. Teaching Politeness
How should children be taught politeness at home and in schools?
Is politeness something that should be formally taught, or is it something people learn naturally?
Can you think of any benefits of teaching politeness to young people?
4. Politeness and Communication
How does the way people show politeness differ in written communication versus face-to-face interactions?
What role does tone of voice play in being polite?
Do you think using formal language is always necessary to show politeness?
5. Social Etiquette
What are some examples of polite behavior in public places?
How should people respond when others are rude to them?
In what situations is being polite especially important?
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17 Nov, 13:06
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Latest IELTS Writing Topics Fall 2024
🍎Many people think that zoos are cruel. Others think they are helpful in protecting rare animals. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.
🍎Art classes, such as painting and drawing, are as important for children’s development as other subjects, so they should be compulsory in high school. Do you agree or disagree?
🍎Some people say that increasing business and cultural contact between countries is a positive development, while others think that many countries will lose their national identities as a result. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
🍎Extreme sports such as skydiving and skiing are very dangerous and should be banned. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this view?
🍎Some people think it is more important for a government to spend public money on promoting a healthy lifestyle in order to prevent illness than to spend it on the treatment of people who are already ill. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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🍎Many people think that zoos are cruel. Others think they are helpful in protecting rare animals. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion.
🍎Art classes, such as painting and drawing, are as important for children’s development as other subjects, so they should be compulsory in high school. Do you agree or disagree?
🍎Some people say that increasing business and cultural contact between countries is a positive development, while others think that many countries will lose their national identities as a result. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
🍎Extreme sports such as skydiving and skiing are very dangerous and should be banned. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this view?
🍎Some people think it is more important for a government to spend public money on promoting a healthy lifestyle in order to prevent illness than to spend it on the treatment of people who are already ill. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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12 Nov, 10:10
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Introductory statements
According to the graph … – Согласно графика …
As it is evident from the graph …- Как видно из графика …
It may be concluded from the chart that … — Можно сделать вывод из диаграммы,
что …
The graph presents data showing… — На графике представлены данные,
показывающие …
The graph provides strong evidence that … — График предоставляет убедительные
доказательства того, что …
As it may be seen from the chart … — Как это видно из диаграммы …
As the chart illustrates… — Как диаграмма иллюстрирует …
The chart plainly indicates that… — Диаграмма ясно указывает, что …
The chart is about … – Данная диаграмма о …
The chart is divided into … parts. — Диаграмма разбита на … частей.
The chart neither proves nor refutes the contention that… — Диаграмма, как не
доказывает, так и не опровергает утверждения того, что …
The line graph displays … — Линейный график отображает …
The line graph clearly shows …- Линия графика ясно показывает …
The bar graph/chart shows … — Гистограмма показывает …
The bar chart deals with …- Гистограмма имеет дело с …
The pie charts disclose/reveal … — Круговые диаграммы показывают …
The pie chart compares the …- круговая диаграмма сравнивает …
The diagram contains data about … — Диаграмма/схема содержит данные о …
The table provides information about … — Таблица предоставляет информацию о …
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According to the graph … – Согласно графика …
As it is evident from the graph …- Как видно из графика …
It may be concluded from the chart that … — Можно сделать вывод из диаграммы,
что …
The graph presents data showing… — На графике представлены данные,
показывающие …
The graph provides strong evidence that … — График предоставляет убедительные
доказательства того, что …
As it may be seen from the chart … — Как это видно из диаграммы …
As the chart illustrates… — Как диаграмма иллюстрирует …
The chart plainly indicates that… — Диаграмма ясно указывает, что …
The chart is about … – Данная диаграмма о …
The chart is divided into … parts. — Диаграмма разбита на … частей.
The chart neither proves nor refutes the contention that… — Диаграмма, как не
доказывает, так и не опровергает утверждения того, что …
The line graph displays … — Линейный график отображает …
The line graph clearly shows …- Линия графика ясно показывает …
The bar graph/chart shows … — Гистограмма показывает …
The bar chart deals with …- Гистограмма имеет дело с …
The pie charts disclose/reveal … — Круговые диаграммы показывают …
The pie chart compares the …- круговая диаграмма сравнивает …
The diagram contains data about … — Диаграмма/схема содержит данные о …
The table provides information about … — Таблица предоставляет информацию о …
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11 Nov, 11:52
Collocations
Wear stylish jewelry
Exude elegance
Make a statement with (jewelry)
Add a touch of sophistication
Symbolize wealth/status
Have sentimental value
A family heirloom
Timeless piece
Showcase one’s personality
Crafted from precious metals
Accessorize an outfit
Enhance appearance
Reflect one’s individuality
Go for minimalist designs
Invest in fine jewelry
Fixed Expressions
A timeless classic
Beauty in simplicity
Less is more (when it comes to jewelry)
Bling it up (slang for adding flashy jewelry)
Dressed to impress
Add a pop of color
The finishing touch
Jewelry is an extension of oneself
A mark of luxury
Worn as a token of love
Stand the test of time
A piece with a story
Delicate yet durable
Carry a piece of history
Pass down through generations
Vocabulary
Baubles – small, decorative jewelry items
Ornamentation – decorative accessories
Adornment – something that adds beauty
Lustre – shine or gloss, especially for gems
Filigree – delicate, ornamental work on metal
Gems – precious stones
Precious metals – valuable metals like gold, silver
Antique jewelry – old, collectible jewelry pieces
Artisan-crafted – handmade by skilled craftspeople
Choker – a close-fitting necklace
Intricately designed – detailed and complex in design
Statement piece – a bold piece meant to attract attention
Minimalistic – simple and understated in design
Engraving – carved designs or words
Bespoke jewelry – custom-made jewelry
Wear stylish jewelry
Exude elegance
Make a statement with (jewelry)
Add a touch of sophistication
Symbolize wealth/status
Have sentimental value
A family heirloom
Timeless piece
Showcase one’s personality
Crafted from precious metals
Accessorize an outfit
Enhance appearance
Reflect one’s individuality
Go for minimalist designs
Invest in fine jewelry
Fixed Expressions
A timeless classic
Beauty in simplicity
Less is more (when it comes to jewelry)
Bling it up (slang for adding flashy jewelry)
Dressed to impress
Add a pop of color
The finishing touch
Jewelry is an extension of oneself
A mark of luxury
Worn as a token of love
Stand the test of time
A piece with a story
Delicate yet durable
Carry a piece of history
Pass down through generations
Vocabulary
Baubles – small, decorative jewelry items
Ornamentation – decorative accessories
Adornment – something that adds beauty
Lustre – shine or gloss, especially for gems
Filigree – delicate, ornamental work on metal
Gems – precious stones
Precious metals – valuable metals like gold, silver
Antique jewelry – old, collectible jewelry pieces
Artisan-crafted – handmade by skilled craftspeople
Choker – a close-fitting necklace
Intricately designed – detailed and complex in design
Statement piece – a bold piece meant to attract attention
Minimalistic – simple and understated in design
Engraving – carved designs or words
Bespoke jewelry – custom-made jewelry
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10 Nov, 16:07
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08 Nov, 10:58
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08 Nov, 08:50
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04 Nov, 17:38
IELTS Task 1
Band 8, 250 words
The diagrams depict changes in the layout and facilities of a cinema from 1980 to the present. At the first glance, the cinema has been expanded significantly, with additional screening rooms and improved amenities.
In general, the cinema has evolved from a simple, two-screen facility with limited amenities into a more extensive entertainment complex. The addition of multiple screening rooms and enhanced facilities demonstrates a clear shift towards accommodating a larger and more varied audience.
In 1980, the cinema had only two screening rooms, labeled Cinema 1 and Cinema 2, positioned on opposite sides of the building. Facilities were relatively limited, with a ticket counter, a drinks counter, and a small restroom near the entrance. Additionally, there was a car park in the upper left corner of the cinema area, making it convenient for visitors arriving by car.
In the current layout, the cinema has undergone a notable transformation. It now boasts five screening rooms, which have been rearranged to occupy the upper floors of the building, including new Cinema 3, Cinema 4, and Cinema 5 rooms. IELTS_Reserve This expansion indicates a significant increase in seating capacity and movie selection, catering to a larger audience.
Furthermore, the amenities have been enhanced. The previous drinks counter has been replaced by a more comprehensive food and drinks area, and a dedicated "Relax Room" has been introduced to offer visitors a space to unwind. Additionally, a DVD shop has been added near the entrance, which provides visitors with an opportunity to purchase movies, thereby diversifying the services offered by the cinema.
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Band 8, 250 words
The diagrams depict changes in the layout and facilities of a cinema from 1980 to the present. At the first glance, the cinema has been expanded significantly, with additional screening rooms and improved amenities.
In general, the cinema has evolved from a simple, two-screen facility with limited amenities into a more extensive entertainment complex. The addition of multiple screening rooms and enhanced facilities demonstrates a clear shift towards accommodating a larger and more varied audience.
In 1980, the cinema had only two screening rooms, labeled Cinema 1 and Cinema 2, positioned on opposite sides of the building. Facilities were relatively limited, with a ticket counter, a drinks counter, and a small restroom near the entrance. Additionally, there was a car park in the upper left corner of the cinema area, making it convenient for visitors arriving by car.
In the current layout, the cinema has undergone a notable transformation. It now boasts five screening rooms, which have been rearranged to occupy the upper floors of the building, including new Cinema 3, Cinema 4, and Cinema 5 rooms. IELTS_Reserve This expansion indicates a significant increase in seating capacity and movie selection, catering to a larger audience.
Furthermore, the amenities have been enhanced. The previous drinks counter has been replaced by a more comprehensive food and drinks area, and a dedicated "Relax Room" has been introduced to offer visitors a space to unwind. Additionally, a DVD shop has been added near the entrance, which provides visitors with an opportunity to purchase movies, thereby diversifying the services offered by the cinema.
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31 Oct, 07:47
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Why certain brains love horror movies?
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29 Oct, 19:35
Today, we explored an article on the rising trend of people turning to AI, like ChatGPT, for mental health support. Due to challenges in accessing traditional therapy, many are using chatbots for emotional assistance, even though these tools aren’t designed for clinical care. While AI can provide companionship and some relief, experts warn that it's no substitute for professional help, especially in crises. The article emphasizes the potential risks and benefits, urging users to view AI as a supplement, not a replacement, for mental health resources.
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Taken from 'The Washington Post
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Taken from 'The Washington Post
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24 Oct, 10:02
Examiner comment:
The topic is thoroughly addressed and explored in significant depth. The position is consistently clear and directly responds to the question. The ideas presented are relevant and well-supported, though there is some overgeneralization in the second-to-last paragraph. Additionally, there is no discussion on how children from affluent families cope with challenges, which, while not necessary, could enhance the response. The ideas are very well organized, and paragraphing is used effectively throughout. The response is easy to read thanks to skillful use of cohesive devices, with only minor lapses (e.g., the use of "e.g."). The writer demonstrates a broad, natural range of vocabulary with considerable flexibility, displaying strong use of modification, collocation, and precise word choice. The syntax is varied and sophisticated. While there are occasional errors, the response is generally very accurate. Overall, this is a strong performance, representing a solid Band 8.5.
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The topic is thoroughly addressed and explored in significant depth. The position is consistently clear and directly responds to the question. The ideas presented are relevant and well-supported, though there is some overgeneralization in the second-to-last paragraph. Additionally, there is no discussion on how children from affluent families cope with challenges, which, while not necessary, could enhance the response. The ideas are very well organized, and paragraphing is used effectively throughout. The response is easy to read thanks to skillful use of cohesive devices, with only minor lapses (e.g., the use of "e.g."). The writer demonstrates a broad, natural range of vocabulary with considerable flexibility, displaying strong use of modification, collocation, and precise word choice. The syntax is varied and sophisticated. While there are occasional errors, the response is generally very accurate. Overall, this is a strong performance, representing
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Official Cambridge Test Question
Children who are brought up in families that do not have large amounts of money are better prepared to deal with problems of adult life that children brought up wealthy parents
To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?
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10 Oct, 08:54
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Some think that young people should be free to follow their passion, while others say that they should think more realistically about their future career.
Discuss both views and give your opinion.
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Some think that young people should be free to follow their passion, while others say that they should think more realistically about their future career.
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