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✅IELTS WRITING TASK 2 TOPIC!
📝I wrote a relatively short essay on this topic, although it doesn’t allign with my writing style.
😁I followed in Simon’s footsteps once and for all!
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📝I wrote a relatively short essay on this topic, although it doesn’t allign with my writing style.
😁I followed in Simon’s footsteps once and for all!
@WRITING_T
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
✅IELTS WRITING TASK 2 TOPIC! 📝I wrote a relatively short essay on this topic, although it doesn’t allign with my writing style. 😁I followed in Simon’s footsteps once and for all! @WRITING_T
People have different views as to whether private vehicles should be prohibited from downtown areas of large metropolises to make way for public transport networks. I take issue with this proposal.
One of the main reasons why I am against banning cars from city centers is that it would inconvenience many people who rely on private transportation for daily purposes. Individuals with disabilities or limited access to public transit options would find it difficult to commute or run errands if such an idea was turned into reality. Since cars easily surpass buses and trains as a flexible and convenient mode of personal transport, it is unrealistic to expect city dwellers to give up private cars in favor of mass transit.
Another key consideration is the potential strain that a ban on private vehicles would place on public transportation systems. Although public transport is an affordable and sustainable mode of travel, many large cities already struggle to meet the demand, particularly during peak hours. Banning personal cars from city centers could overwhelm public transport networks, leading to overcrowding, decreased service quality, and frequent delays. In a world where individuals make multiple commutes daily for school, work, and day-to-day needs, putting immense pressure on public transportation might compound traffic congestion and reduce standards of living.
In conclusion, while removing private vehicles from the equation may seem like an effective solution to pollution, depletion of oil resources, traffic gridlock, and accidents, it is important to recognize the potential implications of such a measure. Prohibiting personal vehicles from city centers could not only face public objection but also put added pressure on public transport networks.
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One of the main reasons why I am against banning cars from city centers is that it would inconvenience many people who rely on private transportation for daily purposes. Individuals with disabilities or limited access to public transit options would find it difficult to commute or run errands if such an idea was turned into reality. Since cars easily surpass buses and trains as a flexible and convenient mode of personal transport, it is unrealistic to expect city dwellers to give up private cars in favor of mass transit.
Another key consideration is the potential strain that a ban on private vehicles would place on public transportation systems. Although public transport is an affordable and sustainable mode of travel, many large cities already struggle to meet the demand, particularly during peak hours. Banning personal cars from city centers could overwhelm public transport networks, leading to overcrowding, decreased service quality, and frequent delays. In a world where individuals make multiple commutes daily for school, work, and day-to-day needs, putting immense pressure on public transportation might compound traffic congestion and reduce standards of living.
In conclusion, while removing private vehicles from the equation may seem like an effective solution to pollution, depletion of oil resources, traffic gridlock, and accidents, it is important to recognize the potential implications of such a measure. Prohibiting personal vehicles from city centers could not only face public objection but also put added pressure on public transport networks.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
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✅IELTS WRITING TASK 2!
Dustlar, bu mavzu kecha real examda tushgan emish: shunga bitta 8.5 lik jinnni essaycha ko’ramizmi?
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Dustlar, bu mavzu kecha real examda tushgan emish: shunga bitta 8.5 lik jinnni essaycha ko’ramizmi?
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
✅IELTS WRITING TASK 2! Dustlar, bu mavzu kecha real examda tushgan emish: shunga bitta 8.5 lik jinnni essaycha ko’ramizmi? @WRITING_T
#13_April_Real_exam_topic
With the influence of unhealthy eating habits and sedentary lifestyles, it has become increasingly common for individuals, irrespective of their age, to contend with obesity, particularly in urban areas. In response to this issue, some suggest raising the cost of fattening food products as an effective solution. While doing so is likely to offer a variety of benefits, I firmly believe that a comprehensive strategy involving both governmental interventions and individual initiatives is necessary to deal with this issue.
Advocates of raising the prices of unhealthy food items cite various reasons to support their stance. By making fast food, processed meals, and sugary beverages more expensive, we can drive down the demand for these food products. In pursuit of cost savings, individuals may feel compelled to seek out healthier alternatives like traditional meals and fresh produce, leading to a shift towards a more nutritous diet and reduced risk of excessive weight gain. A good case in point is my home country of Uzbekistan, where many people, particularly those facing financial constraints, refuse to purchase calorie-dense, low-nutrient foods like processed meats and sugary drinks due to the exorbitant prices.
However, tackling the obesity epidemic requires a combination of governmental policies and individual efforts. On a governmental scale, it is crucial for countries to invest in well-equipped sports facilities such as gyms and swimming pools that are easily accessible to the general public. Provided with such resources, individuals are more likely to engage in regular physical activity, thereby promoting healthy lifestyles. At the grassroots level, individuals must take responsibility for not only maintaining a balanced diet rich in essential nutrients but also incorporating regular exercise into their daily schedules. Without individual commitment to healthy living practices, simply increasing the cost of fattening food items and improving sports infrastructure may not yield optimal results in curbing obesity rates.
In conclusion, while increasing the prices of fattening foods can discourage consumption of unhealthy products, I contend that a holistic approach involving both governmental initiatives and individual actions is essential in addressing the obesity crisis. Only through a combination of quality sports amenities and personal lifestyle choices can progress be made in reducing obesity levels.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
With the influence of unhealthy eating habits and sedentary lifestyles, it has become increasingly common for individuals, irrespective of their age, to contend with obesity, particularly in urban areas. In response to this issue, some suggest raising the cost of fattening food products as an effective solution. While doing so is likely to offer a variety of benefits, I firmly believe that a comprehensive strategy involving both governmental interventions and individual initiatives is necessary to deal with this issue.
Advocates of raising the prices of unhealthy food items cite various reasons to support their stance. By making fast food, processed meals, and sugary beverages more expensive, we can drive down the demand for these food products. In pursuit of cost savings, individuals may feel compelled to seek out healthier alternatives like traditional meals and fresh produce, leading to a shift towards a more nutritous diet and reduced risk of excessive weight gain. A good case in point is my home country of Uzbekistan, where many people, particularly those facing financial constraints, refuse to purchase calorie-dense, low-nutrient foods like processed meats and sugary drinks due to the exorbitant prices.
However, tackling the obesity epidemic requires a combination of governmental policies and individual efforts. On a governmental scale, it is crucial for countries to invest in well-equipped sports facilities such as gyms and swimming pools that are easily accessible to the general public. Provided with such resources, individuals are more likely to engage in regular physical activity, thereby promoting healthy lifestyles. At the grassroots level, individuals must take responsibility for not only maintaining a balanced diet rich in essential nutrients but also incorporating regular exercise into their daily schedules. Without individual commitment to healthy living practices, simply increasing the cost of fattening food items and improving sports infrastructure may not yield optimal results in curbing obesity rates.
In conclusion, while increasing the prices of fattening foods can discourage consumption of unhealthy products, I contend that a holistic approach involving both governmental initiatives and individual actions is essential in addressing the obesity crisis. Only through a combination of quality sports amenities and personal lifestyle choices can progress be made in reducing obesity levels.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
#13_April_Real_exam_topic With the influence of unhealthy eating habits and sedentary lifestyles, it has become increasingly common for individuals, irrespective of their age, to contend with obesity, particularly in urban areas. In response to this issue…
Guys, if you send me all the Writing questions that will come out in the real exam, we will write 8.0+ essays together on this channel through live lessons.
So, when is the next real IELTS exam?
So, when is the next real IELTS exam?
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
✅Do you want a band 9.0 essay on this topic? 🤔What if we write it together tonight? @WRITING_T
Agar mana shu post bu kechgacha 500 ta mana bu qop-qora oychadan (🌚) yig’sa bugun kechga soat 21:00 da shu mavzuga birgalikda 8.0+ lik essay yozamiz!
Yuqsa, o’zim yozib tashlab qoyaman!
Yuqsa, o’zim yozib tashlab qoyaman!
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
Not 500 moons, unfortunately.
I started writing the essay with my dear ChatGPT-bonu!
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IELTS 9.0 √Suhrobjon Abdivaliev
✅Do you want a band 9.0 essay on this topic? 🤔What if we write it together tonight? @WRITING_T
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Considering the influence of sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy eating habits, and environmental hazards, many experts predict a decline in public health. I take issue with this prediction on the grounds that a convergence of governmental interventions and individual initiatives is likely to elevate the average standard of public well-being in the years ahead.
On a governmental scale, many countries are enacting laws and regulations aimed at enhancing the health of their populations. With a heightened awareness of chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, governments are investing in state-of-the-art sports facilities like gyms and swimming pools that are easily accessible to the public. This has resulted in a surge in physical activity levels. In response to the health risks associated with weight gain, nations are also implementing various preventive measures, including raising the cost of fattening food products and launching public awareness campaigns about the dangers of fast food, processed meals, and sugary beverages. In light of this proactive approach taken by countries, I am optimistic that public health will get better, not worse.
At the grassroots level, individual actions are making a big difference. To combat non-communicable diseases like obesity, many individuals now take their physical and mental well-being seriously by prioritizing adequate sleep, engaging in regular exercise, embracing a nutritious diet, and maintaining a well-balanced lifestyle. Given the widespread availability of well-equipped sports amenities and healthy food options, they feel motivated to incorporate physical activity into their daily routines and steer clear of poor dietary choices, leading to an improved quality of life and increased life expectancy. A case in point is Uzbekistan, where a growing number of people are taking charge of their health and leveraging advanced sports infrastructure to maintain their fitness levels.
In conclusion, given the consistent efforts from both governments and individuals, it is inaccurate to suggest that future generations will experience poorer health outcomes than the ones. Only through a collaborative approach involving robust governmental policies and unwavering individual commitment can strides be made in addressing health issues and promoting healthy lifestyle practices.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
Considering the influence of sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy eating habits, and environmental hazards, many experts predict a decline in public health. I take issue with this prediction on the grounds that a convergence of governmental interventions and individual initiatives is likely to elevate the average standard of public well-being in the years ahead.
On a governmental scale, many countries are enacting laws and regulations aimed at enhancing the health of their populations. With a heightened awareness of chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases, governments are investing in state-of-the-art sports facilities like gyms and swimming pools that are easily accessible to the public. This has resulted in a surge in physical activity levels. In response to the health risks associated with weight gain, nations are also implementing various preventive measures, including raising the cost of fattening food products and launching public awareness campaigns about the dangers of fast food, processed meals, and sugary beverages. In light of this proactive approach taken by countries, I am optimistic that public health will get better, not worse.
At the grassroots level, individual actions are making a big difference. To combat non-communicable diseases like obesity, many individuals now take their physical and mental well-being seriously by prioritizing adequate sleep, engaging in regular exercise, embracing a nutritious diet, and maintaining a well-balanced lifestyle. Given the widespread availability of well-equipped sports amenities and healthy food options, they feel motivated to incorporate physical activity into their daily routines and steer clear of poor dietary choices, leading to an improved quality of life and increased life expectancy. A case in point is Uzbekistan, where a growing number of people are taking charge of their health and leveraging advanced sports infrastructure to maintain their fitness levels.
In conclusion, given the consistent efforts from both governments and individuals, it is inaccurate to suggest that future generations will experience poorer health outcomes than the ones. Only through a collaborative approach involving robust governmental policies and unwavering individual commitment can strides be made in addressing health issues and promoting healthy lifestyle practices.
Suhrobjon Abdivaliyev
@WRITING_T
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