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IELTS writing task 2 We, human beings have always lived as a community therefore, giving back is responsibility of everybody. But because of our political system, it’s more of a choice these days. However, I believe that choosing to help out the needed can be learnt and should be taught at school. In this essay, I will outline two reasons why having it compulsory part of the syllabus is a good idea. By doing any kind of work, one can pick up important skills which can be used later in their lives regardless of a profession. Running a campaign for a charity, building a house for the community, teaching children, collecting books for a library and any other projects always needs planning, teamwork, accounting, people and leadership skills and more. Additionally, a problem could arise during the project where students need to think quickly to fix it. All these experience will become very useful lessons for students which are learnt at very little risk. Besides the students, the community can benefit a lot from it as well. There is always a big need for voluntary workers. Although, most people wish to do good and give back, normal working adult’s schedule can be very busy. Whereas students have more time to spare. Furthermore, high school students are mature enough to help out the community as well as the adults. In conclusion, it’s a win-win situation where students learn to work and communities receive care. It’s great way to connect people from all walks of life. I firmly believe that with next generation knowing what’s happening around them, they can come up with solutions to even bigger problems. (273 words)
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IELTS writing task 1 The graph shows telephone calls made in UK over 7 years in the UK. It compares local, national and international and mobiles calls by duration per year from 1995 to 2002. Generally, British people spent the most time on making calls locally. For instance, in 1999 local calls were at the peak, going up to 90 billion minutes while national and international calls were only reaching 50 billion minutes. Mobile calls were only about 13 billion minutes that year. However, local calls have been reduced rapidly since 2000. As shown on the graph, it’s obvious that mobile phones were becoming more and more popular. In 1995, only around 3 billion minutes of calls were made to mobile numbers. It has been boosting by about 30 percent each year, escalating up to 39 billion minutes in 2001 and 45 billion minutes in the following year. National and international calls are rising by relatively small amount each year as well. British population spent 37 billion minutes on national and international calls in 1995. The duration of calls went up to 60 billion minutes after 7 years in 2002. In conclusion, it’s clear that the nation spent increasing amount of time making calls especially to mobile phones.
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