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2016.4.2雅思写作A类机经

A possible example:

The information given in the bar chart illustrates the average minutes used on watching TV by people from four various nations in the UK on a daily basis in 2007 and 2008. It is obvious that TV consumed much time (200 minutes or more) in people’s daily life.

As can be seen from the chart, compared with people from other countries, Americans were the biggest couch potatoes, spending as much as 260 minutes on TV watching in 2007, and the time increased by 1.8% in the next year. A similar upward trend could be found in Sweden at 1.9% during this period, but the Swedish TV spectators were much more sensible because the time they spent on TV were the least at 160 minutes in 2007.

The most significant growth came from UK natives, whose TV time was 217 in 2007, with 3.6% of growth in the next year, doubling that of USA. By contrast, the only downward tendency was in Poland watchers. To be more specific, the time spent on TV programs by them was 220 in 2007, decreasing by 3.2% in 2008.

In conclusion, the general pattern was on a marginal rise in these countries except Poland over the period in question, while the Swedish audiences spent the least time on TV with less than 200 minutes.

WRITING TASK 2

You should spend about 40 minutes on this task.

Write about the following topic：

Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Write at least 250 words.

A possible example:

People from different races now are living in a so-called“global village”， which features multi-culture melting and various cultural conflicts. Although there are potential demerits in the combination of diverse ethnic people, I tend to be in favor of the opinion that it would bring more merits to the societies.

It is inevitable that the mixture of people from different races would give rise to the cultural shocks, or even conflicts and racial discrimination, because individuals with different traditions and backgrounds tend to have difficulty in understanding each other and in this case, prejudice could be bred. But the minor races could infuse new blood to the host countries. For example, the babies from a mixed marriage tend to be smarter with better looking. In addition, a place with multiple peoples is like a melting pot, which could be more innovative and more attractive with the sparkles inspired by diverse races. Taking the USA for an example, in this multi-states country, Chinese are excellent at math and they could do well in accounting, while Indians are adept at technologies and they are famous for the devotion to IT domains, and so forth. So it is no wonder that America which boast over thirty races could hold a host of cutting edges in so many fronts.

Another obvious benefit is that the cultural diversity would be highly boostedwith people from various ethnics and the immigrants from other places could enrich the local culture to a large extent. Humans are curious, they are born to be interested in other exotic cultures in terms of dressing fashions, architectural styles, cuisine recipes and so on. Even different logic from diverse languages could be valued in a multi-cultural society. So the high-leveled mobility of human beings would definitely refresh the thirst for knowledge of the natives. So the immigration and ethnic combination would lead to a more diverse society in many areas, although initial misunderstanding could hinder this process.

In a nutshell, I would draw a conclusion that the drawbacks of the ethnic mixture cannot compare with the benefits it brings about and the blossom of diverse cultural flowers could result in a more attractive society.

2016.4.2 雅思写作G类机经

WRITING TASK 1

You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

Write at least 150 words.

You do NOT need to write any addresses.

Begin your letter as follows:

Dear ……，

A possible example:

Dear editor:

I am writing to you for some potential information correction about my company, the New Oriental, which was introduced in your previous business periodical called the Innovative Business.

I have worked in New Oriental for over one year and I am an IELTS writing teacher in its Huabei regional branch. As far as I know, it was founded in 1993, enjoying over 20 years of history. By far, it has established over 56 schools in more than 50 cities in China and the extended business includes the Dayu library, You Can secondary education, Paopao Children education, College English Testing training, IELTS and TOFEL training for students planning for attending the overseas universities as well as the Vision Overseas service, etc.

But what I had read from your magazines before long does not match the real information. For example, the headquarters of New Oriental is located in ZhongGuancun, Beijing instead of Pudong, Shanghai. What is more, the Xin Jiang province has already developed a branch campus. Last, the president of this company is Yu Minhong, not Yu Hongmin.

I would be very appreciated that if you could press a new essay correcting the errors mentioned above and if possible, proofread the former article and make apologies to the readers.

Thank you for your time and understanding.

Yours,

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WRITING TASK 2

You should spend about 40 minutes on this task.

Write about the following topic：

Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Write at least 250 words.

A possible example:

Some people think that children should have extra classes. And others think that children should have time to play.Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Nowadays, children are complaining about heavy academic burdens and they tend to have no time to play. However, some people suggest that kids should have extra classes to learn more, while others hold different opinion. Here is an essay aiming at investigate the two diverging ideas and give some suggestions.

It is reasonable to argue that children should make extra efforts to acquire more knowledge due to the explosion of information in modern society. In order to occupy the competitive edges in the future, children should be equipped with fundamental knowledge and some corresponding skills. What they have learnt in the class is systematic but lack of practical applications. In this case, supplementary classes are needed and the added endeavors can ensure that they could get better academic performances and make the children better prepared for the future career. What is more, special talents could be cultivated in training schools, like skills in music, sports, math, etc. By contrast, the traditional schools have to foster the ordinary students and what they impart is less likely to satisfy the needs of special talents.

On the other hand, complains come from the children and their families. The first argument is that the priority of children in their childhood is to play and the playing itself could reap the benefits that cannot be harvested in the classes. For instance, through playing games, children could learn the value of cooperation and team spirit, which are the essential qualities required in the future job market. In addition, children have spent the most time on learning in their daily academic life. If they are forced to have extra classes in the weekends or during the holidays, the very possible outcome is that they would get tired of studying and lose interest in learning, which is the last thing that the educators and parents want to see. Last but not least, the fees for training would impose heavy financial burdens to ordinary families.

In conclusion, from my perspective, the extra training itself would bring benefits to children, but what the kids really need is refreshments and time to play, which in turn, would contribute to their better learning and future career path.

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