IELTS Writing Task 2 Question
Agree/ Disagree (Opinion) · Urban Planning · 40 min
Relocating big businesses and industries and their workers from urban areas to rural areas could be a good solution for the issues of traffic congestion and housing in major cities. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?
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In the given Description, it has been asked about the general opinion that would I have about the Topic of Installation or presence of Industries in Cities versus the Industries implementation away from General Population. I definately would side with the De-Industrialization from Main cities and moving them to less crowded areas.
As we start, lets first discuss Causes of Industrialization. As the cities has faced the growth in population, the needs has also ben sky-rocketed, that has lead us to the heavy demands of the products for the consumers, resulting in mass production and Mass producing Houses that is what we called "Industries". And the People that were producing such products had the workshop alongside there residency, Resulting in the Factories to be profound in big cities. That leads us to the effects which is Heavy Industrialization within the city.
But, as we move forward we could came accross many advantages as well as disadvantages. The sweet that came along is that lower prices as Transportation fee has been deducted, Workers and managemant does not have to leave station and can live along thier Families. But along the Sweet, there is always something sour. Disadvantages that it has are ranges from Traffic Congestion to the Pollution it genrates, that includes not only Noise pollution but also Air poluution it emits.
In conclusion, I can sum-up my Idea in a single line that is "A bitter pill to sugarcoat". Yes, I think it would be better to Relocate or Move the Big Industries especially the one that emits pollution towards the Rural and less populated areas to ensure betterment in Lifestyle of Residents, but also to protect than from harms it creates. No doubt, Labours have to travell and live in islotation away from there beloved ones but if you can focus the light upon the fact that there family will be living in complete peace from Noises or Dangerous gasses it would have been emitting or the dangerous possibly carciogenuic chemicals that would be discarded cas raw materials, I think it is worth it. So, That is how I agree strongly to the Narrative title.
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Spelling Mistakes
9 errors| Misspelled Word | Corrected Word |
|---|---|
| definately | definitely |
| ben | been |
| thier | their |
| genrates | generates |
| poluution | pollution |
| summ-up | sum up |
| travell | travel |
| islotation | isolation |
| carciogenuic | carcinogenic |
Grammatical Mistakes
6 errors| Mistake | Correction | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| cities has | cities have | Subject-verb agreement: 'cities' is plural and requires 'have' |
| the needs has | the needs have | Subject-verb agreement: 'needs' is plural and requires 'have' |
| lets first discuss | let's first discuss | Missing apostrophe: 'let's' is a contraction of 'let us' |
| came accross | come across | Incorrect verb form: 'come' is the correct form after 'could' |
| there residency | their residency | Possessive pronoun error: 'their' is correct for ownership |
| than from harms | them from harm | Incorrect pronoun and uncountable noun: 'them' and 'harm' are correct |
Vocabulary Improvements
4 suggestions| Original Word/Phrase | Improved Word/Phrase | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Profound in big cities | prevalent in major cities | More precise vocabulary: 'prevalent' is clearer than 'profound' |
| sweet | benefit | Too informal: 'benefit' is more appropriate |
| betterment | improvement | More precise vocabulary: 'improvement' is clearer than 'betterment' |
| Narrative title | argument | More appropriate term: 'argument' is better for essays |
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