🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩 Vocabulary for IELTS Essay: Fixed Income to Support Charity

🌷Link to the essay 🌷 https://t.me/Writing_YouSkill/487

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🌷 concept - notion

🌷 philanthropy - benevolence

🌷 charitable giving - altruistic donations

🌷 gained significant attention - garnered substantial interest

🌷 one prominent viewpoint suggests that - One prevailing perspective posits that.

🌷 contribute a fixed portion of their income - donate a predetermined percentage of their earnings

🌷 support charitable causes - endorse philanthropic endeavors

🌷 I would side with those holding the opposite opinion - I would align myself with those advocating a different standpoint

🌷 play a pivotal role in addressing poverty - play a crucial part in tackling poverty

🌷🌷 allocate - distribute

🌷🌷 ensures - guarantees

🌷🌷 steady flow of resources - consistent supply of resources

🌷🌷 organizations dedicated to poverty alleviation - institutions committed to alleviating poverty

🌷🌷 rely on public donations - depend on contributions from the public

🌷🌷 implement projects - execute initiatives

🌷🌷 healthcare services - medical assistance

🌷🌷 impoverished communities - underprivileged populations

🌷🌷 consistent support - unwavering assistance

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📔 Vocabulary for IELTS Essay: Fixed Income to Support Charity. Part 2

📍Link to the essay ➡️ https://t.me/Writing_YouSkill/487

📍Link to the Part 1 of the Vocabulary ➡️ https://t.me/Writing_YouSkill/490

1⃣ make a lasting impact - create a durable impression
2⃣ uplifting vulnerable populations - empowering disadvantaged groups
3⃣ offering them a chance for better future - providing them an opportunity for a brightr tomorrow
4⃣ recommendation - suggestion
5⃣ mandatory donations - obligatory contributions
6⃣ merits: advantages
7⃣ acknowledge - recognize
8⃣ diverse financial situations - varied economic circumstances
9⃣ priorities - preferences
1⃣0⃣ forcing - compelling
1⃣1⃣ infringement - violation
1⃣2⃣ personal freedom - individual liberty
1⃣3⃣ in placing this burden on - by imposing this responsibility on
1⃣4⃣ resultant backlash - consequent negative response
1⃣5⃣ harm - damage
1⃣6⃣ originally intended good - initially envisioned benefit
1⃣7⃣ relatedly - In a related vein
1⃣8⃣ recognize - acknowledge

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👩 IELTS Essay. Writing part 2. Traffic Problems

📑Traffic and housing problems could be solved by moving large companies, factories, and their employees to the countryside. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

☑️ Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience. You should write at least 250 words.

◀️1️⃣These days with increasing urban populations, there are major problems with congestion and not only the price but also availability of accommodation in large cities of the world. It seems that one possible solution could be to relocate large companies and factories as well as their respective employees out of these urban areas and into more rural ones. I strongly agree that this would have a positive effect in making cities more livable.

2️⃣To begin with, the traffic problem in cities doesn’t only exist from commuting employees, but also the general public travelling around the city. While this may be a fact, if the number of worker’s vehicles is reduced on city streets, a large percentage of traffic will obviously decline in rush hours. For example, peak hour traffic is undoubtedly made up largely of staff from companies going to and from home.

3️⃣Secondly, in regards to housing problems, populations will always continue to grow in cities and therefore inadvertently decrease the number of cheap and available apartments. This is certainly obvious, however, a large proportion of these apartments are occupied by employees from large firms and their families. If this workforce is relocated to housing estates in the country, city apartment blocks will fall in price and certainly increase in availability.

4️⃣In conclusion, by relocating workers to rural areas to work and reside, heavy traffic conditions and lack of adequate accommodation in city centres will obviously change for the better. As far as I’m concerned, I agree that the government should enforce such a law in order to increase our standard of living in our hectic city life.▶️

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🍦🐘🦙🧑‍🏫🌞 Writing Task 2 Sample Answer: Transportation

🇫🇷 Transportation is such a common topic – you are likely to hear about it in the listening or read about it in the reading test.
It may also come up on the speaking!

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📌 IELTS Sample Answer: Transportation ⬇️

➖Some people think that governments should invest mainly in making public transportation faster while other think there are more important priorities (cost, the environment). Discuss both views and give your own opinion. ➖

⏪ 1⃣ While many are of the opinion that the most important factor in public transport is speed, others value areas such as cost and the environment. In my opinion, although there are a number of key considerations, speed is by far the most important.

2⃣ Two of the most commonly addressed areas of public transport are cost and the environment. In Vietnam, the quality of the public transport buses is very low and they produce a lot of air pollution. However, they are very cheap and this allows the residents who need them the most, typically students and low-wage earners, to afford them. In an ideal world the government would have cheap buses that produce little exhaust, but cost and environmental concerns will always be in conflict. In developing countries, it makes sense to emphasise the expense of tickets while developed countries have the wealth and responsibility to try to better balance these competing policy influences.

3⃣ Although these are worthwhile considerations, speed of transport should be the main rationale as it has a trickle down effect on the economy and quality of life of a country. For example, Japan has a famously fast and efficient system of railways both inside cities and connecting provinces within the country. If someone has a family, faster transport allows them to spend more time with their family both before and after work. This can enhance the quality of life of working class people. It also means that they will get to work faster, get more work done during the day and have more time to recuperate for the next day. Over years and decades this has hastened Japan’s development into one of the world’s leading economies.

4⃣ In my opinion, cost and the environment are crucial for ordinary people and the future of our planet but speed has a greater effect on people in both the short and long-term. Governments that focus on faster public transport will reap the rewards for decades and be able to reinvest that money in areas like the environment, education, and healthcare. ⏩

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📈 Vocabulary for IELTS Writing Task 2 Sample Answer: Transportation

🔔Link to the essay ➡️ https://t.me/Writing_YouSkill/501

➡️ important factor: a key element
➡️ key considerations: important to think about
➡️ by far: clearly, far and away
➡️ commonly addressed: often considered or dealt with
➡️ residents who need them the most: people who require something
➡️ low-wage earners: people who do not make much money
➡️ in an ideal world: in a perfect world, ideallyexhaust: fumes coming out of cars
➡️ environmental concerns: possible problems related to the environment
➡️ better balance: make something more equal
➡️ policy influences: to control or alter lawsworthwhile
➡️ considerations: good reasons to think about
➡️ rationale: reason for doing something
➡️ trickle down effect: impact will reach many people
➡️ enhance the quality of life: make life better
➡️ recuperate: get better
➡️ hastened: make faster
➡️ crucial: important, key
➡️ greater effect: bigger impact
➡️ reap the rewards: get rewards, receive what you deserve if it’s good
➡️ reinvest: put money back into something

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🍦🐘🦙🧑‍🏫🌞Essay: Health Services ⬇️

📌 Health services are a basic necessity. However, private companies have made them quite costly for ordinary individuals. Do the advantages of private health care outweigh its disadvantages?

📏Today, the cost of basic health services due to privatization has risen dramatically. In my opinion, although this can lead to greater innovation in the medical field, it is a negative burden overall for the average person.

Those who argue in favor of private medical care point out the benefits for medical knowledge generally. There is significant evidence in a wide range of industries as to the efficacy of privatization in driving innovation. The medical field is no different as hospitals in countries such as the United States compete to develop innovative therapies and procedures that can enhance their reputations and generate higher revenues. These efforts in turn encourage the hiring of the brightest medical minds in the world. Without such competition, it is unlikely that many current advances in medical technology would exist at all.

However, these advances do little to alleviate the dramatic financial repercussions for ordinary citizens. In the United States, a person without medical insurance is likely to owe at least thousands for relatively simple procedures such as repairing a broken bone or conducting a simple non-invasive surgical procedure. Contrast this approach with many western European nations that function on a socialized approach to medicine. In these countries, a person is comforted by the knowledge that a trip to the hospital or consultation with a doctor will be largely paid for by the government. The result of this more equal system is that there is little disparity in the care given to the wealthy and less affluent segments of the population.

In conclusion, despite the value of stimulating competition among medical institutions, there would be greater impact in a scheme wherein the individual could receive medical care without incurring excessive expenses. In many countries, this is already the situation. 📏

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