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【第3期】雅思大作文8分范文中英对照及关键语句汇总本期Topic1.人口老龄化的挑战(The Challenge of Aging Populations)Discuss the challenges and opportunities presented by aging populations in many countries. How can governments and societies adapt to the needs of an older demographic, and what impact does this have on healthcare, retirement, and the workforce?讨论许多国家面临的人口老龄化所带来的挑战和机会。

政府和社会如何适应老龄人口的需求，这对医疗、退休和劳动力有什么影响？2.数字技术对教育的影响(The Impact of Digital Technology on Education)Analyze how the widespread use of digital technology is transforming the field of education. What are the benefits and drawbacks of technology in the classroom, and how can educators maximize its potential while addressing potential pitfalls?分析数字技术的广泛应用如何改变教育领域。

技术在课堂中的益处和弊端是什么，教育工作者如何最大程度地发挥其潜力，同时解决潜在问题？3.社会媒体和个人隐私(Social Media and Personal Privacy)Explore the impact of social media on individuals' privacy. How do social networking platforms collect and use personal data, and what are the consequences of this for user privacy and data security? What measures should be taken to protect personal information in the digital age?探讨社交媒体对个人隐私的影响。

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雅思考生经典8分范文一（一）Are zoos necessary?指导老师：英赛特雅思写作主讲吴建业Recently there has arisen a heated debate over whether zoos are necessary. People retain diverse attitudes towards this hot issue. Before presenting my view, I intend to discuss both sides of the argument.Advocates of zoos hold the belief that the benefits of zoos to any community are conservational, educational and recreational. To begin with, it is an effective way to preserve some rare animals and endangered species in zoos. The natural environment is no longer a suitable habitat for some species which are on the verge of extinction due to the deterioration of environment and hunting. Zoos help increase the population of endangered species and thus maintain the ecological balance. Moreover, zoos also serve as an ideal scientific research center where scientists can conduct experiments to find out the causes of some diseases that have been troubling animals and discover the cures. In addition, it is also possible that scientists breed more new species. Besides protecting endangered species, zoos play an important role in improving the public knowledge of animals. Animals in zoos keep people in touch with a more natural and animal world. Last of all, zoos are a place of entertainment and recreation. They are also a great tourist attraction which boosts the local tourism.Some other people, however, are strongly against zoos for several sound reasons. Primarily, it is morally wrong to take an animal from its home, confine it in unnatural settings and use it for our entertainment. The nature of zoos reflects a worldwide human arrogance towards other species and fosters a disregard for all life. Furthermore, overcrowding and unnatural groupings of animals can create stress and lead to severe injury and even death and deaths from aggression, disease, stress and ill treatment are common. Worst of all, adults and children visiting zoos will be given the subliminal message that it is OK to use animals for our own ends, though it impinges on their freedom or quality of life; thus zoos will encourage poor treatment of animals more generally.In the final analysis, both sides have sound foundations. However, if asked to make a choice, I will not hesitate to assent to the latter. I believe that animals belong to their natural habitat in the wild and it is a breach of their natural rights to take them by force into captivity for our own purposes; therefore zoos should be discouraged.范文赏析：1．文章采用了雅思议论文典型的等分式结构（COUNTER-ARGUMENT）。

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雅思8分作文范文(优选八篇)5雅思8分作文范文(篇一)In many countries, the number of elderly people is increasing fast. To what extent do the disadvantages outweigh the advantages?Nowadays, owning to the improvement of living condition(这里习惯用复数), people can live much longer than before, which gives rise to the fast increasing number of elderly people. Some hold that this situation will result in a series of problems, such as social burden, population expansion and so on. While others insist that it agrees the development of modern society and brings many advantages. For my part, I take the latter side with(用for) the following reasons:(74words)点评：开头稍微写的有点长，不过内容写的还不错。

属于通过分析两种不同观点，较后阐述自己观点的写法。

(此种写法在雅思大作文的第一段比较常见)美中不足的是倒数第二句的错误比较明显!while是个连词，应该连接句子与句子，所以这里前面不应该是句号。

后面agree是不及物动词，不能直接加宾语。

Firstly, elder people(一会儿elderly people,一会儿又elder people，这不是自相矛盾么) are the fortune of our society. They have enough experiences and capabilities which are badly lacked and needed for our youth when dealing with all sorts of problems, they can still do well in their jobs. Especially(前面应该用逗号，然后这里小写) in some professions, such as teacher, doctor, scientist and so on, sometimes (前面应该用句号，然后这里大写)age means the authority and ability. When you see a doctor, do you prefer an elderly doctor with grey hair or a youth without mustache? (77words)Secondly, elder people(同上) are the happiness of our society. Increasing number of elderly people is also the embodiment of our improving living quality, which shows our society run(应该第三人称单数)to the right and healthy direction, we(前面句号，这里大写) have more chance and time to serve our elderly people, and it’s the happiest time of all our life to accompany with(accompany是及物动词) our parents, grandparents and great grandparents. (63words)Finally, elderly people are the lubricant of our society. They have good temper and enough patients(应该是patience吧) to do anything, they can help us to intercede(它是不及物动词，而且主要用人作宾语) social disputes, and they make our society much more harmoniouswhich(前面较好有个逗号)makes for the construction of harmonious society.(43words)正文段综合点评：此篇是典型的5段式作文的写作，正文段构思出三个分论点来证明自己的观点，的确在构思上花了不少心思。

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Traffic Problems Essay - Model AnswerTraffic congestion in many cities around the world is severe. One possible solution to this problem is to impose heavy taxes on car drivers and use this money to make public transport better. This essay will discuss the benefits and drawbacks of such a measure.One of the first benefits of such a measure is that the heavy taxes would discourage car owners from using their cars because it would become very expensive to drive. This would mean that they would begin to make use of public transport instead, thus reducing traffic problems and pollution as well. Another benefit would be that much more use would be made of public transport if it was improved. It is often the case that public transport in cities is very poor. For example, we often see old buses and trains that people would rather not use. High taxes would generate enough money to make the necessary changes.Nevertheless, there are drawbacks to such a solution. First and foremost, this would be a heavy burden on the car drivers. At present, taxes are already high for a lot of people, and so further taxes would only mean less money at the end of the month for most people who may have no choice but to drive every day. In addition, this type of tax would likely be set at a fixed amount. This would mean that it would hit those with less money harder, whilst the rich could likely afford it. It is therefore not a fair tax.To conclude, this solution is worth considering to improve the current situation, but there are advantages and disadvantages of introducing such a policy.Model AnswerIt is evident that, at present, people are spending a considerable amount of time on the Internet, and thus spending less time with real people. I strongly agree that although this use of the Internet has greatly increased the level of communication available, it has also had detrimental effects on the amount and type of social interaction that takes place.The benefits of the Internet in terms of increased communication are clear, with people connected across the globe. In the past, communication was only possible by phone or mail, which entailed time and expense. It also usually meant just keeping in contact with those people already known to you. With the internet, this has changed dramatically. Email and social networking sites such as Facebook and MSN have created online communities that are global in scale, and they have fostered communication between people and countries that we would not have thought possible in the not too distant past.That said, there is no doubt in my mind that this has had negative impacts on social interaction. People, especially the younger generation, spend hours of their time online, chatting and on forums. Although this can be beneficial, it is certainly not the same as real interaction with human beings and does not involve the same skills. It is important that children have and maintain real friendships in order to develop their own interpersonal skills. Not only this, it can also have negative effects on local communities if people are spending most of their time communicating online and not mixing in their neighbourhoods, and possibly lead to feelings of isolation for those individuals who do not have a ‘real’ person to turn to in times of need.To conclude, I believe that the internet has undoubtedly been beneficial, but there are good reasons to be concerned about social interaction in our societies.It is therefore important that we maintain a balance between our online life and our contact with real human beings.Model AnswerProbably the most worrying threat to our planet at the present time is global warming. This essay will examine the reasons why global warming is occurring and discuss some possible solutions.The predominant factors resulting in the warming of the earth are the emissions of CO2 and deforestation. CO2, which damages the ozone layer, comes from several sources, but the most problematic are those coming from the burning of fossil fuels from power plants. This releases thousands of tones of CO2 into the atmosphere every year. Another cause of these emissions is the burning of gasoline for transportation, which continues to increase because of our demand for cars and also our increasing worldwide consumption, resulting in an increasing need to transport goods. Also, forests store large amounts of carbon, so deforestation is causing larger amounts of CO2 to remain in the atmosphere. Nevertheless, there are potential ways to solve these problems, or at least reduce the effects. Firstly, governments need to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and promote alternatives. Plant-derived plastics, biodiesel, wind power and solar power are all things that are a step in the right direction, but governments need to enforce the limits on CO2 emissions for the polluting industries in their countries for these to be effective. Also, individuals can play a part by making lifestyle changes. People should try to buy cars with the best fuel economy, and only use their car when really necessary. They can also switch to energy companies that use renewable energy rather than fossil fuels. Finally, small things like buying energy efficient light bulbs, turning off electricity in the house, and planting trees in the garden can help.To conclude, although global warming is a serious issue, there are steps that governments and individuals can take to reduce its effects. If we are to save our planet, it is important that this is treated as a priority for all concerned. (320 Words)MODEL ANSWERUndertaking scientific research is imperative if countries want to progress and compete in a globalized world. However, the funding and controlling of this research remains a contentious issue. In my opinion, the government should have the predominant responsibility for this.One of the first issues is the knowledge that we gain from research. If governments are responsible then they are driven by the need to make advances in knowledge in order to improve people’s lives. This is because they are accountable to the public and the research is paid for by taxes. On the other hand, private organizations are driven by profit. This may mean that some research that could be valuable to society may not begin because there is no monetary gain.Another disadvantage related to this is the research process. When the funding for research comes from the same organization that can be expected to gain from a favorable outcome, there is a strong potential for biased results. Taking drugs companies as an example, governments usually require rigorous trials for new drugs that can take many years. The companies have large amounts of money invested in such research and the need for positive results is paramount. It is difficult for a scientist to remain impartial in these circumstances. However, if this is controlled and funded by governments, their accountability means that such conflicts of interest are less likely to occur.On balance, I would argue that although it is not realistic to remove all opportunities for privately funded research, governments should have the mainresponsibility for the monitoring and controlling of this. Strong checks and balances need to be in place to ensure future research is ethical and productive.Model AnswerMany countries around the world are becoming richer as they develop and at the same time these countries are seeing a reduction in the size of the family unit. This essay will discuss the reasons for this phenomenon and examine some of the possible effects it will have on society.One of the principal reasons for smaller family units is birth control. As a country develops and becomes richer, birth control becomes more readily available. This may be due to a rise in the number of medical clinics or the distribution of free contraception. The result of this is that people can choose family size. Another important factor is the rise in the levels of education that occur as a country develops, which means that women are more educated and more likely to be working. Consequently, many will want to delay having children and so will likely have fewer in the long-term.This can impact on society in a number of ways. One positive effect is that the population will fall, which will likely result in less poverty as there will be less competition for scarce resources. The parents can also provide a better education to their children as it will cost less, which will benefit society as a whole. A possible negative impact is that there will be fewer younger people in the workforce in the future, thus making the sustainability of future economic growth less certain.In conclusion, family size has fallen due to birth control and education, and this can impact on debt, access to resources, and economic growth. Regardless of any impacts, this trend is likely to continue as countries around the world develop and become wealthier.Model AnswerStress is a problem that can have detrimental effects on many people’s lives, and there are various factors in modern society responsible for this. However, there are ways to limit the potential impacts.The modern world we live in today presents us with many issues that we did not have to cope with in the past. Firstly, there are issues of terrorism that we are constantly confronted with in the media. Whether these are real or not, we are led to believe our lives are in constant danger, be it flying on a plane or travelling on public transport. Climate change is another worry that everyone has to face. The results of a significant rise in temperatures could radically affect our ways of life, and our children’s too. There are also more health issues to be concerned about than in the past, with rises in alzheimer’s, diabetes, and stroke to name but a few. All of these concerns can result in stress.Tackling such problems will not be easy, but there are measures that can be taken. Governments and the media could play their part by ensuring that instead of persistently bombarding us with such negative images and information about the world in which we live, we are given more positive stories too. However, given this is unlikely to happen, we need to develop our own strategies to distract us from these influences. Of course exercising regularly is one thing we should do as this has been shown to increase endorphin levels and lead to feelings of happiness. Sleeping enough helps us to recuperate and restore our body. Finally, eating properly can improve our health and result in less worry about potential diseases.All in all, although there are many factors around us today which lead to stress, we can take steps to reduce it. Given that the strains we face in modern society will likely get worse, ignoring it is not an option for many people.Model AnswerOver the last few decades, many cities around the world have seen alarming increases in the levels of youth crime. This essay will discuss the reasons for this and provide some possible solutions.The first reason is connected with the family. In order for a child to grow up in a balanced way, it is very important that he or she is nurtured well by his or her parents. However, these days, it is often the case that children are neglected. This may be because of the fact that many parents in cities now both have to work so are often not around to give their children support when needed. Another factor is the increasing levels of poverty around the world. We have seen with globalization the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, and this inevitably means that those who are poorer will have to resort to illegal means to get what others have. Of course, this will include the children in the poorer families.However, there are ways to tackle such problems. Firstly, one of the ways to combat the problem is to have stricter punishments. Although, as discussed above, it can be outside factors that lead to crime, it is still important to have severe punishments to deter teenagers from crime. All too often, because they are young, the courts are too lenient. Parents also have to take more responsibility for their children’s actions. They too should be punished if their children commit crime.To sum up, several factors have led to increases in youth crime, but measures are available to tackle this problem.Model AnswerMost nations around the world have at least some, or possibly many, old buildings such as temples, churches and houses in their cities, villages and surrounding areas which have historical significance. In my opinion, it is very important to maintain these, but this does not mean progress should stop.Preserving certain old buildings is important for several reasons. Firstly, these structures provide an insight into the history of our countries, showing us how people many centuries ago lived their lives. Without them, we could only learn by books, and it would undoubtedly be sad if this were the only way to see them. Many of these buildings are also very beautiful. Take for example the many religious buildings such as churches and temples that we see around the world. Not only this, but on a more practical level, many of these buildings provide important income to a country as many tourists visit them in great numbers.However, this certainly does not mean that modernization should be discouraged. I believe that old buildings can be protected in tandem with progress. For example, in many circumstances we see old historic buildings being renovated whilst maintaining their original character, and being used for modern purposes. Also, in no way does history hinder progress, and in fact it is the opposite. By studying and learning about our history, we understand more about the world we live in, and this helps us to build a better future.To conclude, I believe that it is very important to protect and preserve old buildings as we can learn about our history as can others from other countries. Such knowledge can also help us to understand how to modernize our countries in the best way.Model AnswerOver recent years, more and more people have been attending university and arguments have persisted as to whether students should pay for this privilege not. Although there are convincing arguments on both sides, I strongly believe that it should be free.One argument put forward in favour of charging students is that education is becoming more expensive to fund as universities grow in size. Consequently, making students pay may maintain standards and ensure the quality of the teaching. In addition, it is argued that most students benefit from university in terms of higher paid jobs, so it is fair that they pay for at least some of the cost, especially given that the majority of students attending university are from the middle classes. Last but not least, in many countries, there is a shortage of people to do manual jobs such as plumbing and carpentry, so making university more expensive may encourage people to take up these jobs.However, there are a number of arguments in favour of making university education free for all. Firstly, it will encourage more people to attend and this will benefit society. This is because it will lead to a more productive and educated workforce. Research has generally shown that those countries that have a better educated population via university have higher levels of innovation and productivity. In addition, there is the issue of equality of opportunity. If all students are required to pay, those on a low income may be dissuaded from attending, thus making it unfair. The reason for this is that they will likely not be able to secure financial support from their family so they will be concerned about the debts they will incur in the future.In conclusion, I am of opinion that all education should remain equally available to all regardless of income. This is not only fair, but will also ensure that countries can prosper and develop into the future with a well-educated workforce.Part 2:高分范文背诵Whether a foreign language should be made compulsory for school pupils?Nearly all secondary school students (from age eleven) in EU countries are obliged to study at least one modern foreign language up to their final year. It is also the case in many Asian countries. In China, for example, approximately 200 million students learn English. The question about whether learning foreign languages should remain compulsory for all school students up to the age of 16, however, remains controversial.Learning a foreign language helps to tackle xenophobia(仇外). Negative stereotyping is sadly stil l prevalent in the modern world. Such stereotypes lead to prejudices, xenophobia and, in extreme cases, hate crimes. Learning foreign languages, however, is a good way to combat such prejudices, because the students learn about the foreign culture for themselves, meet and converse with its people, and have a first-hand introduction to foreign people. This will leave them more open minded towards other cultures so less likely to be xenophobic towards other cultures who se language they have not learnt. As many sociologists explain, “discounting stereotypes involves denying cultural differences”.Mastering a foreign language can assume, at least, partly, this responsibility.Foreign Languages are extremely beneficial to the economy in two senses. In fact, language skills improve a job candidate’s chances of selection, simply because those who are exceptional in foreign languages are generally those who are able to communicate with the management, the colleagues and the performance targets of a multinational company. Secondly, a high number of employees ,equipped with foreign language skills diminishing the misunderstanding of other countries’ cultures, customs and habits, enhance companies’ abilities to engage in trade and to expand their business abroad, in turn enhancing exports.Opponents might argue on the grounds that the overwhelming number of students who struggle with reading and writing in their own language cannot be expected to acquire a second, foreign one. That is to say the vast number of students being incompetent in their mother language is to be addressed as a matter of urgency. This standpoint, however, should be subject to modification. A high number of students failing to succeed in their mother tongue are not a valid reason to make foreign language learning optional. Students failing in core subjects must be helped to improve, not having a foreign language eradicated.In a word, foreign languages learning should be made compulsory considering its signif icant role in eliminating xenophobia and boosting a nation’s economy.Should PE be made compulsory at schools?In the UK, Physical Education (PE) is compulsory in state schools until the age of 16 – thatis, those sports are compulsory for as long as education is compulsory. Every year, however, more and more parents complain to their children’s schools about PE; they believe that their children shouldn’t have to participate in physical activity if they don’t want to and that it is not a productive educational activity or environment, a conception that needs to be modified.Participation in sport promotes health. It is the g overnment’s duty to be concerned with the health of its citizens by encouraging physical activities ranging from swimming, gymnastics, dance, weight training, to aerobics in the young through compulsory PE. That is especially profound and thoughtful in such times with the sharp rise in the level of obesity as the result of the proliferation of high-fat , sugary food and drink around the globe. Anyway, without a healthy younger generation, without the possibility of making a country stand out among others.Secondly, playing sports forges character. Actually, PE helps children learn to discover and value their own qualities and abilities, and those of others'.Many kinds of sports, such as football and basketball, teach children how to win and lose with good grace and encourage them to work with others, as they would be expected to do in an adult environment.Finally, the quest for national sporting achievement begins in schools. If schools don't have compulsory PE, it is much harder to pick out, develop and equip athletes to represent the country on a wider stage. Take Australia for example, it's much easier to find suitable individuals with a full sports program in every school. In the UK, however, seventy per cent of state-school students are dropping PE when it becomes optional; it is no surprise that up to 30% of its Olympic athletes are now privately-educated, where physical education is compulsory until the end of one's education. State education is not just about aiding the individual; it’s also about the state getting a good return on its investment – in a well-educated populace to cultivate patriotism and entrepreneurialism. This applies equally in sports.In a word, PE, no less important than other academic issues, has solid reasons to be made compulsory at schools.Mother at homeMany studies point to the years before a child starts school as the most important in its educational and emotional development. For this reason, should the mother be at home, at least until her children start school? Or can children develop equally well- or sometimes better- with support from others in addition to their mothers? I wholeheartedly endorse the view that mothers should be at home based on the following reasons.In many religions and cultures the role of the mother is a sacred one. As a prophet once stated,'Paradise lies at the feet of your mother’ .Yet, for a mother to earn this regard, she must stay in the home above all else, which involves not gaining employment outside the home when caring for children. This means that the woman should be viewed as privileged and valued as a housemother, a god-given position that is not available to the father.Furthermore, it is undeniable that a professional carer who looks after a group of children cannot give as much singular attention to one child, or know all the specific whims(念头，怪想) of each child. Many Psychologists believe that this leaves the children desperate for a single adult to shower them with affection, and a denial of this desire can lead to the higher levels of aggression by the time they reach primary school. However, a housemother would both be able to give the attention and teach them how to behave appropriately, such as expressing their emotions properly, which is especially precious and priceless in their formative period and in their path to be good and responsible citizens.In a word, although we are in the age of apparent equality where women are increasingly encouraged to “have it all”, I stand firmly by the view that women’s main role is at home for the sake of creating a healthy and productive environment for their children, who are absolutely the future of a nation.Home schoolingHome schooling is the education of children at home. The practice is legal in most countries but the extent to which it is practiced varies. Proponents of the practice argue that parents have a right to decide where best to educate their child, and that the home is often ideal as a learning environment. Opponents argue that schools, in contrast, offer ideal learning environments and that education requires properly-trained teachers in appropriate settings, which a home and well-intentioned parents cannot provide. I am, personally，in favor of the idea that home is a better learning place.The most critical consideration for home schooling is that it allows children to learn in an environment that has the needs of one or a very few number of students. In doing so, specific textbooks that are tailored to the child's mode of learning can be purchased, which plays their potential to the full. State schools, in contrast, are often very ill-equipped and under-funded, leading to standardized text books and teaching methods, overlooking s tudents’ different characters and abilities. The home also lacks the many distractions and disadvantages of schools: peer pressure, social stigma（污名）attached to achievement, bullying, show-offs and general rowdiness.（吵闹）Another solid reason for supporting for learning at home is that family bonding and the positive roles played by parents are massively important elements of a child's development and are prioritized by home schooling. The value of the family is constantly undermined in modern society; positive parental role models are found less and less frequently. If a parent is judged by a state vetting(检查) process to be good enough，it is enormously beneficial for society as a whole to approve such an environment that cements（整合）both a positive role model and family bonding.Parents who take their children out of school, or choose to home-school due to apprehensions（忧虑）over the quality of state education, should be entitled to(有权利做) do so provided the child is better off as a result. However, to ensure they are not neglected, parents hoping to home-school must both register the fact they are home-schooling their child and submit to regular, state inspections of the child's progress. If the child is deemed to be（被认为）falling behind his age group, the parents may be forced to return the child to a school. The parents should be given standards of teaching that they must adhere to（遵守）before the inspections occur, and the standards should be sufficiently flexible to reflect children learning at different speeds。

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雅思写作8分范文Creating a Sustainable Future: The Importance of Environmental AwarenessIn recent years, the issue of environmental sustainability has become increasingly important. As we face the challenges of climate change and resource depletion, it is clear that we need to take action to create a more sustainable future. Environmental awareness and responsible behavior are essential if we hope to achieve this goal.One of the key reasons why environmental awareness is so important is that our natural resources are finite. We cannot continue to consume and exploit these resources at the current rate without serious consequences. This is why it is crucial that we reduce our carbon emissions, protect our biodiversity, and move towards renewable energy sources.In addition to the environmental benefits, there are also economic benefits to creating a sustainable future. For example, investing in renewable energy and energy-efficient technologies can create new jobs and stimulate economic growth.It can also lead to cost savings for businesses and households, as energy-efficient technologies reduce the amount of energy consumed.Education and awareness-raising are crucial if we hope to create a more sustainable future. It is important that we educate ourselves and others about the impact of our actions on the environment, and promote responsible behavior. This can involve simple actions like reducing energy consumption, recycling, and using public transport instead of driving.Governments also have a key role to play in promoting environmental sustainability. This can involve implementing policies to reduce carbon emissions, protect natural habitats, and promote sustainable development. It is important that governments take action at both the national and international level, as environmental issues are often global in nature.In conclusion, creating a sustainable future is essential if we hope to ensure a better future for ourselves and future generations. Environmental awareness and responsible behavior are key to achieving this goal, and education and governmentaction are essential to promoting these values. By working together, we can create a world that is environmentally sustainable, economically prosperous, and socially just.。

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雅思8分作文范文第一篇作文:Title: The Role of Social Media in Modern SocietySocial media has become an integral part of our daily lives, with millions of people logging on each day to keep up with their friends, the news, and their favorite brands. In this essay, I will explore the impact that social media has had on modern society, and what role it plays in our lives today.One of the most significant benefits of social media is the ability to connect people from all over the world. This interconnectedness has facilitated the growth of online communities, allowing individuals to share ideas and information on a global scale. Social media has also given us the ability to network professionally, allowing us to connect to potential employers, mentors, and business partners.However, social media has also had some detrimental effects on society. One of the most concerning is the rise of cyberbullying. Social media has made it easier than ever for anonymous individuals to harass and threaten others online. This type of abuse is particularly damaging because it can quickly spread to a large audience and can be difficult to remove or control once it has been posted.Another issue that social media has caused is the spread of misinformation. As anyone can post anything online, false information can quickly spread and become accepted as fact, leading to confusion and even harm. It’s important that individualsdon’t just accept everything they see online, and instead take the time to verify information from reputable sources.Despite these risks, the benefits of social media in modern society far outweigh the negatives. It has revolutionized the way we communicate, and has allowed us to connect with people in ways that were once impossible. Social media has also allowed us to keep up with the latest news, participate in online discussions, and even mobilize for political action.In conclusion, social media is a powerful tool that has had a significant impact on our lives. While it can be misused, it has the potential to bring people together and foster positive change in the world. To make the most of social media, it’s important that we use it responsibly and critically evaluate the information we encounter online.Total Words: 336第二篇作文:Title: The Benefits of TravelingTraveling is one of life’s greatest pleasures, and it offers a wide range of benefits for individuals and society as a whole. In this essay, I will explore some of the many benefits of traveling and why it is an important part of our lives.Firstly, traveling provides us with the opportunity to explore new cultures and learn about the world. It allows us to experience different languages, customs, and traditions, and gain a newfoundappreciation for diversity. By experiencing new cultures, we can broaden our horizons and develop a more sophisticated understanding of the world around us.Secondly, traveling can be a great way to improve our mental health. Studies have shown that taking time away from our daily routine and stressors can have a significant positive impact on our mental well-being. Traveling can help us to relax, reduce anxiety, and improve our mood. It also allows us to disconnect from technology and other distractions and focus on being present in the moment.Thirdly, traveling can be an excellent way to make new friends and connect with others around the world. When we travel, we are often exposed to people from different walks of life who we would not have met otherwise. This can broaden our social circle and help us build lasting relationships with others.Finally, traveling can be an important driver of economic growthin both developed and developing countries. By bringing in tourists, countries can stimulate their economies and create new job opportunities. This can help lift people out of poverty and improve their standard of living.In conclusion, traveling is an essential part of life that offers a wide range of benefits for individuals and society. It allows us to experience new cultures, improve our mental health, make friends, and drive economic growth. As such, it’s important that we make travel a priority in our lives, and work to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to experience the benefits of travel.Total Words: 315。

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雅思17test3大作文8分范文英文回答：I believe that technology has both positive and negative effects on our lives. On one hand, technology has greatly improved our lives in many ways. For example, the invention of the internet has revolutionized the way we communicate and access information. We can now easily connect with people from all over the world through social media platforms and instant messaging apps. This has madeit easier for us to stay in touch with friends and family, and has also opened up new opportunities for business and education.Furthermore, technology has made our lives more convenient. We can now shop online and have products delivered right to our doorstep. We can also use various apps to order food, book a taxi, or find the nearest restaurant. This saves us time and effort, and allows us to focus on other important tasks.However, technology also has its drawbacks. One of the biggest concerns is the impact it has on our mental and physical health. Many people spend excessive amounts oftime on their phones or computers, which can lead to issues such as eye strain, sleep deprivation, and social isolation. Moreover, the constant exposure to social media can have a negative effect on our self-esteem and mental well-being.It is important to find a balance and use technology in moderation.中文回答：在我看来，科技对我们的生活既有积极的影响，也有消极的影响。

剑桥雅思13Test1大作文8分范文3篇

剑桥雅思13大作文8分范文Living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language can cause serious social problems as well as practical problems.To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?-----------------------------范文1-------------------------These days, there are a lot of people who need to go to study or work overseas. This is the reason why some people think that dwelling in a foreign nation where they have to communicate in a foreign language is responsible for many challenges. I personally agree with the idea for many reasons, described in the following paragraph.The major reason that I agree that living in a foreign country can cause some problems is that folk can experience some culture shock. In other words, each country has its own customs. As a result, If individuals live in a foreign country, they will have to accept any culture that they are unfamiliar with. Moreover, folk cannot comprehend what local people attempt to communicate. To illustrate, If citizens from the United State of America travel to the United Kingdom, they may not understand the British accent. As a consequence, they will not able to communicate withlocal British citizens.In addition, individuals cannot change their behaviour. For example, when Thai citizens go to Canada which is in a different time zone to Thailand, they may have some health problems because they cannot alter their sleeping time. On top of that, individuals cannot eat local foods. That is to say, folk who have to live in a foreign nation may think that local foreign foods are strange for them.To summarize, there are tremendous reasons that residing in a country where folk have to speak a foreign language can cause many problems, and I strongly agree with this notion.------------------------范文2---------------------It is said that, in a country where speaking a foreign language is compulsory, immigrants are faced with various problems in society. I strongly agree with this statement because of some main reasons.Firstly, speaking a country language would help people to communicate with local dwellers. Communication not only helps foreigners to make friends but also expand their social life. In the other word, lack of friendship lead to feeling loneliness. For instance, a person living in a new country, when attending a party is less likely to experience joyfulmoments as a result, he could not understand completely what others talk about so that, he fails to participate in their discussion. Hence speaking a local language play an important role in socializing.Secondly, it is undeniable fact that speaking a foreign language has essential effects on daily life. In fact, in several situations during a day without knowing the language of that area one probably would get in trouble. To illustrate it, when a person goes shopping and cannot explain the specific products which he wants so the seller may make a mistake and give him the wrong goods. Therefore, immigrants have to learn the language of their destination country to live easily and do their work in the best way. Some may argue that in overseas one can speak with own language and translate it with some applications to convey his requests, while in this way it would be really arduous that local accept them in their community.In conclusion, I believe conversation skills with foreign languages contribute to creating close-knit relationships for communication and do other tasks that are necessary for living properly.-------------------------范文3--------------------As we all know, living in a foreign country and dealing with new people is not plain sailing. Surviving in a place where a different language isspoken will not be easy even if you are fluent in that language. So, I agree that one has to face so many social problems as well as practical problems. In this essay, I will dig into some of the issues why it is not that simple to live in a foreign country.The very first thing one has to encounter is the language barrier. The different dialects will surely make you have trouble. Moreover, even buying things from a store will not be easy if you do not understand their accent. Another problem comes from communication with the local dwellers. For example, the local people invite you to a party, but you cannot make new friends because of the language barrier while the others are having fun. Also, you will not get a chance to have conversations with your neighbors. Since you live in a new place you need to widen your social circle so you must be fluent in the language of the country that he intends to move to.In addition, coping with new cultures is another challenging thing. Every country has different religions and manners, so we need to struggle a lot to fit in. If we cannot communicate, we will not get the opportunity to learn about their cultures and we will not settle in their community. The consequences of this are loneliness along with no friends and low socializing. For instance, when I travelled to Spain for business eventhough it was just a week, I felt so alone because I had no one to speak to or hang out with. I cannot imagine myself living there for extra weeks without even knowing a word. These are the detrimental effects of living in a country where you have to speak a foreign language.Taking everything into consideration, although we cannot deny that there are so many problems in migrating to a different country, we can solve these problems with the help of language. Also, as time goes by, we will be used to these problems.。

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剑雅真题8作文范文英文回答：Prompt: Describe a time when you faced a difficult decision and how you handled it.There was a time when I had to make a difficult decision about whether to accept a job offer or continue with my current job. It was a tough choice because both options had their pros and cons.On one hand, the job offer came with a higher salary and better benefits. It also provided opportunities for career growth and development. However, it meant leaving behind my current colleagues and the familiarity of my current workplace. It was a risk to venture into the unknown.On the other hand, staying in my current job meant maintaining the stability and comfort that I was accustomedto. I had built strong relationships with my colleagues and enjoyed the work environment. However, there was limited room for growth and I felt like I had reached a plateau in my career.To make the decision, I weighed the pros and cons of each option and also listened to my gut feeling. I considered my long-term goals and aspirations, as well as the potential risks and rewards of each choice.In the end, I decided to take the job offer. I realized that growth and development were important to me, and the new job provided more opportunities in that aspect. Although it was difficult to leave my current job and colleagues, I knew that it was a necessary step for my personal and professional growth.中文回答：Prompt: 描述你面临一个困难决策的时刻，以及你是如何处理的。

雅思小作文8分范文

Sample Answer 1:The given graph presents information on a variety of reasons that tend to impact job performance and it is divided by differentiating between two age categories of 18-30 years and 45-60 years. The data sample（=results of survey）is collected from a personnel department at a big company.As is presented as a result of a survey in the given bar chart, for the both age group of 18-30 and 45-60, team spirit affects work performance equivalently and that is little over 60%. The reason ' chance for personal development' works for the younger age group about 90% which is more than twice than the older age group.(younger,older用比较级来说两个组，age不漏) The similar scenario is true for the relaxing environment too and this reason affects more than 80% to the 18-30 age group workers and about only 30% to the 45-60 years workers. About 45% younger workers' work performance is affected by the job security compared to little over 20% older workers. The only case where 45-60 years workers are influenced more than (被动的使用)their younger counterpart is 'respect from colleagues' which is about 50% for this age group workers in contrast to 40% (approximately ) for t he 15-30 years age group. Promotional prospects is a reason that drive younger employees to work better and this reason affects 80% younger workers compared to almost45% aged job holders. For the lower age group job satisfaction, work environment & money affects their job performance about 50%, 30% & about 75% consecutively compared to about 45%, 30% and 70% of 45-60 years job holders.In short , workers job performance are highly affected by chance for personal development, team spirit, promotion prospects, job satisfaction andsalary.(Approximately 249 words)Model Answer 2:Firstly, the graph shows that 90% value personal development between the age ranges of 18-30; followed by comfortable work environment and promotional prospects at an 80%.Secondly, the age range of 45- 60 are motivated by monetary aspects as 70% of the mentioned age group seem to perform better in this category. Thereafter, the particular age group values team spirit as 60% of the age range is provided in the graph chose this category after money.However, though each group varied on their factors affecting their work performance, both age groups were highly motivated and at par by team spirit (60%) and Money (70%- 74%).。

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Academic writing: Task 2Topic: UpbringingYou should spend about 40 minutes on this task.Write about the following topic:Children who are brought up in families that do not have large amounts ofmoney are better prepared to deal with the problems of adult life than childrenbrought up by wealthy parents.To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.Write at least 250 words.I do agree to the statement that …children brought up in poor families are better prepared to deal with the problems of adult life than children brought up by wealthy parents‟.Children of poor parents are prematurely exposed to the problems of adult life eg. Learning to survive on a low family income and sacrificing luxuries for essential items. These children begin to see the …realities‟ of life in their home or social environment. Their parents‟ own struggles serve as an example to them.These children are taught necessary skills for survival as an adult from a very early age. Many children eg work in the weekends or holidays to either collect some pocket money or even contribute to their families‟ income. A good example is that many children who accompany their parents to sell produce at the market. They are working a direct contribution to their families in terms of labor or income.Children of poor families also are highly motivated. They tend to …set high goals to improve their economic and social situation. A relevant example would be Mr. Bill Gates (founder of Microsoft Corporation) He had an impoverished background but he used his talents and motivation to set up the world‟s largest computer organization.However, there are some problems that children from poor backgrounds do encounter. Many of these children who are “robbed” of their childhood eg whle working may feel cheated. They often turn to crime. This however, is a small group.In summing up, children with impoverished backgrounds are able to deal with problems of adult life because of early exposure, family role models and shear motivation.Examiner comments (bandscore 8)The topic is very well addressed and the position is clear throughout. Main ideas are presented and well supported, apart from some over-generalisation in the penultimate paragraph. The rubric is copied in the opening paragraph, but when this is deducted from the overall word count, the response is not underlength. The ideas and information are very well organized and paragraphing is used appropriately throughout. The answer can be read with ease due to the sophisticated handling of cohesive devices—only the lack of an appropriate introduction and the minor error in the second use of …eg‟ mars this aspect of response. The writer uses a wide and very natural range of vocabulary with full flexibility. There are many examples of appropriate modification, collocation and precise vocabulary choice. Syntax is equally varied and sophisticated. There are only occasional errors in an otherwise very accurate answer.Overall this performance is a good example of Band 8.。

【第13期】雅思大作文8分范文中英对照及关键句型

【第13期】雅思大作文8分范文中英对照及关键语句汇总本期Topic1.Advances in technology, including automation and artificial intelligence, are changing the job market. To what extent do you believe that these technological changes will lead to job displacement, and what strategies can be employed to ensure a smooth transition for the workforce?技术的进步，包括自动化和人工智能，正在改变就业市场。

你认为这些技术变革在多大程度上将导致失业，可以采取哪些策略来确保劳动力顺利过渡？2.Music and the arts are important for a well-rounded education, but they are often underfunded in schools. To what extent do you agree that the inclusion of music and arts education should be a priority in the curriculum, and what benefits can such education bring to students?音乐和艺术对于全面教育至关重要，但它们在学校中往往缺乏资金支持。

你认为将音乐和艺术教育纳入课程应该是一项优先事项，在多大程度上应该是如此，这样的教育可以为学生带来哪些益处？3.The prevalence of technology and the constant use of smartphones have raised concerns about social isolation. To what extent do you agree that technology has contributed to people becoming more socially disconnected, and what steps can individuals take to foster more meaningful human interactions?科技的普及和不断使用智能手机引发了有关社会隔离的担忧。

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Q1. Some people think that the qualities that a person need to become successful in today’s world cannot be learnt in the universities or other academic institutions. To what extent do you agree or disagree?Model AnswerBy Simon. H. YuCan we learn all the qualities to become successful in life within our academic environment? I would like to make a point that the qualities a person needs to become successful are often found outside the academic arena.First of all, even before we have reached mature entry age for university, we have learnt countless qualities from our family, friends and social situations. These qualities are social skills, communication, negotiation, speaking and listening skills. Are these skills not the foundation of being a successful person in today’s world? (反问句增强SFL)Qualities in a successful person can be intelligence, empathy, knowledge, sense of humour, diligence. The list is large. Too large to assign the learning of them to only universities or other academic institutions. Certainly, the academic arena can help identify a persons talents and build their qualities. However, it should be up to the student to have the ability to comprehend what qualities he/she already has, and how he or she can build them within university. Academic learning can help mature one’s qualities, but I do not agree they are entirely learnt within this area.In today’s world, we have the capacity to meet more people than ever before. New qualities are needed in people such as superior communication skills. Not only in the I.T realm, but in cross cultural communication. Also needed are qualities such as emotional intelligence, or ‘EQ’. It is said that this quality is learned at a very early age, without the aid of formal education, and I feel it is evidence to help back up my opinion.Perhaps in the past, qualities needed for life had to be learnt within the academic arena, but today, as we lead increasingly social lives, it is the social arena where many qualities can be learnt and where success can also be found.Q2. It is inevitable that as technology develops so traditional cultures must be lost. Technology and tradition are incompatible – you cannot have both together.To what extent do you agree or disagree?Model AnswerBy Simon. H. YuAs modern technology plays an increasing role in our lives, many people have begun to question whether this means the end of many, most, or even all, traditions that have developed over centuries, since they think that technology and tradition are incompatible. As far as I am concerned, it depends on what the traditions are and how the technology is used. I certainly do not believe that the loss of traditions is unavoidable.One tradition that appears across most of the world’s cul tures is that of religion. Although there is a general decline in religion in the Western world, this is not so of the world as a whole. As science and technology continue to provide answers to many age-old questions, people across the globe still question whether science can answer everything. Many people are attracted by the concept that our lives have a more spiritual meaning.On the other hand, as science and technology provide better solutions to problems that our ancestors faced, certain aspects of traditional life do disappear. If we take the example of farming, we can see how increased mechanization allows farmers to cultivate bigger farms using far less labor. The effect on people’s lives, communities and the economy has been dramatic. It has become possible for the majority of people in many countries to live in cities, their food supply needs served by a relatively small rural population.Some traditions have simply developed as technology has developed. The traditional British pub is still a place where people can go and enjoy a drink, some food and chat with friends. Pubs have taken on board many technological developments – including better methods of storing food and drink, and the provision and entertainment (e.g. large screen to show football matches).In conclusion, the question of whether traditions enable to survive the development of science and technology depends on how people perceive the benefits of each and whether traditions can be adapted. Whilst there are examples of incompatibility, this is certainly not always the case.Q3. Many people consider nuclear technology to be beneficial whilst others consider that its disadvantages far outweigh any of its advantage.What’s your opinion on this issue? Give reasons for your an swer.Model AnswerBy Simon. H. YuThe advent of nuclear technology is one of the most important developments in modern history. It was originally conceived as a source of energy and military might. Since the end of Second World War, there has been a debate as to whether the advantages of this technology outweigh its disadvantages.Nuclear weapons formed the backbones of military power during the Cold War and helped prevent direct conflict between the two groups (NATO & WTO). Since the end of this ideological conflict, the numbers of such weapons has been greatly reduced. However, there is a fear of indiscriminate use of nuclear weapons by so-called ‘rogue states’ or terrorists. Most of the world’s states have voluntarily agreed not to develop them or to help other countries to do so, throng signing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Government agencies around the world monitor nuclear weapons and the special materials (e.g. uranium) needed to make them in order to prevent them being acquired.The second area where nuclear technology has been used is in energy generation. It is cheap to generate and causes little damage to the environment. However, there are three main objections to this energy source. Firstly, though the cost of actual generation is lower, the cost grows enormously once you include the cost of constructing, safeguarding and reparable damage. The accident at Chernobyl is the most obvious example. Thirdly, the waste radioactive material, including not only the uranium, but also water and even the clothes used by power station personnel, must be disposed of. Many people suggest that we should shift the money we spend on nuclear energy to other, cleaner and renewable energy sources, such as waved power and wind power.The development of nuclear technology has led to related developments in other scientific areas, the most obvious example being medicine. For example, radiation treatments are used in fight against cancer. In the future, we may need to rely on nuclear power for space exploration, as solar power may not be sufficient. Nuclear technology has also led to research into electrons, protons and molecules, which we are only just beginning to understand.Personally,I am optimistic that the days of a global nuclear war have passed. The use of individual nuclear weapons by dictators or fanatics remains a threat and we must trust the major countries of the world to ensure that such incidents do not occur. This leaves the peaceful use of the nuclear technology. I think that as an energy source it has proven too expensive, too risky, and indeed too controversial. Having said that, there may be situation where nuclear energy isappropriate energy source, so a limited number of power stations may be necessary. We cannot guess at what applications nuclear technology may have in the future, so I do not believe we should stop its development.Q4. People receive a lot of information from news reports presented by journalists. However, some people claim that we cannot believe the news that we are presented with. What is your opinion on the issue?In addition, what qualities do you think journalists should have?Model AnswerBy Simon. H. YuIt has been said that we live in the information age. Most people in the world can receive information about events far from where they live, by radio, TV and the Internet. How much can we really trust this information and what qualities should the people who give us the information have?One of the first things that people need to consider when deciding whether or not to believe news stories is the source. Certain news organizations have reputations for presenting the news reasonably objectively, whereas others are obviously biased or under the control of governments or organizations which seek to manipulate the media. If a news organization (almost) invariably supports or opposes a government or group, its objectivity should be called into question.A more difficult thing that recipients of information need to do it not so much separate fact from fiction, but fact from opinion. In an age when people can easily take quality photographs with cheap cameras and spy satellites can provide evidence from many miles above the earth, it has become hard to deny an accident has happened or other facts. Rather than deny clear facts, which would only reduce the credibility of journalists and news providers, these same journalists and news organizations seek to influence us with allegations and opinions. These allegations and opinions are often not clearly separated from the facts, which can lead to the spread of misinformation.Journalists should be reasonably objective, though complete objectivity will be difficult achieve, as everyone has their own opinion and standpoints. If a journalist clearly takes a side on an issue, but states this openly, people can decide whether to accept the ideas or not, knowing that the opinion is slanted. Journalists need to be investigative, seeking out information and opinion to readers, listeners and viewers. They also need to be very good with words, expressing their exact meaning, often succinctly.Generally, I think that we can believe the facts we are presented with, but the problem is when these facts become mixed with allegations and opinions, particularly when those allegations and opinions are not clearly identified as such but are presented as facts in themselves.Q5. Currently, it is still very few women hold key positions. How could society help women to achieve such positions?Discuss the problems, give your opinions and provide possible solutions.Model AnswerBy Simon. H. YuIt is still unusual for many women to hold high positions in politics and business despite the fact that most societies believe that sex equality is correct. I would like to suggest a few ways in which the situation could be improved.To do this, we need to look at why women do not already reach high positions. One clear reason is that many men have sexist attitudes towards women, believing them to be inferior. To be fair, most men are hardly awa re that they hold such attitudes. They blurt out sentences like “That job isn’t really suitable for a woman”, without realizing they are being sexist. Some people think that punishing men, or embarrassing them, for making such statements would work. I am not convinced. I think a more gentle approach, point out that women can do any job, would be more effective.The attitude of many men stems from the biological fact that women give birth and naturally take more responsibility for looking after a baby during its first few months. This can lead to an interruption of a woman’s career. This is tough on women competing for higher positions with men. Several things can be done, and indeed been done in Britain and other countries. Companies can provide facilities for babies at the workplace, allowing a mother easy access to her child with minimal disturbance of the work routine. Thus mothers can get on with their careers whilst not sacrificing the maternal bond with their babies. Recent legislation in the UK allows fathers to take paternity leave, which allows a mother to go to work.Another reason that women often fail to get to the top is that from childhood they are brought up to believe they should do certain jobs and not appear ‘bossy’. Girls who show signs of being as ambitious and career-minded as men often find themselves subjected to ridicule. Stopping this and ensuring that children of both genders are treated equally, without preconceived ideas of what a ‘woman’ should be, will help a lot.Many people believe that one way forward is to have quota for women in top positions. This, however, has met with opposition from me (who claim that the best person should get the top jobs) and by women (who do want to be part of a quota, but want to be promoted on their merits). Ithink that the measures I have outlined above can succeed, though admittedly only in the long-term. It will be a while until women rise through the ranks to make a much higher proportion of top jobs in politics and business.Q6. Children brought up in families with less money are better prepared for life than those from wealthy families.To what extent do you agree or disagree?Model AnswerBy Simon. H. YuOne of the main reasons that most parents aim to make money is to provide their children with the best possible start in life. However, many people question whether children raised in wealthier families are really much better of than those brought up in less wealthy ones. I think that most parents’ beliefs are well-founded and that children from better-off families are better prepared for life.The main argument presented by those who think children from wealthier families might not be better prepared for life is that such children often have things provided for them without having to earn them. This encourages the children to believe that getting things in life is easy, which is often not the case. On the contrary, it is claimed, children raised in less wealthy families learn that things need to be earned and that choices need to be made when there is not enough money for everything.Whilst this may be true, it is clear that in most societies wealthier parents enable to buy better educations for their children. It is hard to disagree with the suggestion that going to a better school gives a child a better chance at getting admitted to a better university and consequently provides them with a better chance of finding a top job in the future. A brief glance at the biographies of the world’s business and political leaders is sufficient to demonstrate this.On the whole, I believe that children from wealthier families are indeed better prepared for life than those from less wealthy ones. Whilst there are examples of children from wealthy families that have not succeeded in life and cases of children from less well-off backgrounds becoming extraordinary, these are still not the general rule.。

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返回分享首页»雅思8分万能作文--essay(万万整理.语言较活泼，逻辑稍欠)(1)来源：王萌??elite的日志ContentsEnvironmental Protection1. Environmental hazards are often too great for particular countries or individuals to tackle. We have arrived at a point in time where the only way to lessen environmental problems is at an international level. P74—5环境问题现在非常严重了，严重到单个的国家或者是个人没法解决的程度。

换言之，我们已经到了一个只有在全世界范围内才可以解决这个问题的地步。

从多大程度上你同意或者不同意这种观点？2. As a result of countries becoming more and more industrialized, pollution has become a serious problem. Discuss some ways that can mitigate the pollution problems. P92—5随着国家的工业化程度加深，环境污染成了一个严重的问题。

请谈一下哪些方法可以减轻环境污染问题。

3. Forests are the lungs of the earth. Their destruction will accelerate extinction of animals and ultimately mankind. For this reason, l ogging in the world’s rainforests should be phased out over the next decade. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? P107—5森林是地球的呼吸器。

【第23期】雅思大作文8分范文中英对照及关键句型

【第23期】雅思大作文8分范文中英对照及关键语句汇总本期Topic1.工作与幸福感Job satisfaction is crucial for overall well-being. To what extent do you agree that finding fulfillment in one's work is essential, and what actions can individuals take to ensure they are content and fulfilled in their professional lives?工作满意度对整体幸福感至关重要。

你认为在工作中找到满足感是至关重要的，在多大程度上认同这一观点，个体可以采取哪些行动来确保他们在职业生活中感到满足和充实？2.教育与技能发展Education is often viewed as a pathway to skill development and career advancement. To what extent do you agree that formal education is necessary for acquiring skills, and what role does practical experience play in enhancing an individual's abilities in the professional sphere?教育通常被视为获得技能和职业发展的途径。

你认为正规教育对于获取技能有多大必要性，实际经验在提升个人在职业领域能力方面扮演着什么角色？3.健康生活方式与长寿Adopting a healthy lifestyle is often associated with longevity and well-being. To what extent do you agree that personal choices such as diet and exercise influence one's life expectancy, and what steps can individuals take to incorporate healthier habits into their daily routines?采用健康的生活方式通常与长寿和幸福感相关联。