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Most IELTS candidates think the introduction of Task 2 should be short

Some people think that planting trees in open spaces in cities and towns is more important than building houses. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

This is the topic from recent real exam paper and below there is an introduction paragraph

65 words and it is enough to say what you exactly mean

The picture illustrates the process through which olive oil is produced. Overall, this process is sophisticated consisting of three stages and seven steps requiring both manual labor and and special equipment in certain steps.

In the first stage, ripe olive are picked out by hand in order not to damage the beans. This is followed by rinsing them with cold water before they are sent to the smashing pot by conveyor belt.

In the next stage, olive stones and olive paste is separated from smashed olive. While olive stones are ready for consumption, olive paste can be processed again. Bottled olive pastes is brought to pressing step with the use of bags with holes.

Having been pressed, olive is ready for the next step which involves separating oil and water. After this ready Olive oil is either sent to storage or immediately to the storage.

Some ex-prisoners commit crimes after being released from prison. What do you think is the cause? How can it be solved?

Imprisonment is not always an ultimate rehabilitation process as it is an often case ex-prisoners commit crimes again after their release. In my opinion, social isolation and environmental gap are the main drivers urging them to reoffend, yet there are certain actions to be taken both during and after incarceration to prevent recidivism.

There are myriad of reasons why ex-criminals reoffend after their release, with social isolation being the primary of them. In most societies, whether a person committed a crime or not critically matters in his social life and career since people’s belief towards a person with criminal record erodes regardless that individual understand his mistake or not. Consequently, this ex-offender is socially isolated as people hesitate to build relations with him. The same scenario happens regarding ex-prisoners’ employment status as both governmental organizations and private entities prioritize individuals with no criminal history as ex-prisoners are believed to hinder social and market status of the company. In this case, ex-offenders have no other choice than committing crime again.

Environmental gap is another significant factor why ex-prisoners cannot adjust to ordinary lifestyle and go back to their prison cell again. The reason is that social norms noticeably varies before and after the imprisonment which worsens rehabilitation process of ex-criminals. The more sentence duration the harder it becomes for ex- offenders to reintegrate into society. In most countries, however, rehabilitation process continues exclusively during imprisonment which is why re-offence occurs because of maladjustment.

When it comes to the solutions of these problems, from my perspective, both during the imprisonment and upon release, the rehabilitation should be long- term drawn process and never be seen as an event. Rather than approaching this process as a punishment, during sentence period, mental treatments should be applied in the ways of psychological lesson of how toxic committing crime is. After release, community members and family should accept ex-offender as a reformed individual nor a criminal again and local authority has utmost importance on attitude shift of general public towards ex-offender.

In conclusion, social gap and isolation are main to blame on re-offence of ex-criminal, yet this could be solved by collective actions by the government and the public.

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