Abandoned Walking # Essay For IELTS

You must spend 40 minutes on this task.

In present times, fewer and fewer people walk on daily basis.

What are the reasons for it and how can one encourage them to spend their time walking?


 

In today’s world, people seem to be reluctant to have a walking exercise regularly. Some people blame it to the hectic lifestyle that they have while others believe it is because of the technological advancement. However, no one can deny the importance of regular exercise.

The lack of people’s interest in walking could be accredited to lots of reasons. Firstly, the technological advancements such as escalators or electric lifts, which can make travelling lot more easier are seen almost everywhere in public. The convenience from using escalators makes people become lazy and avoid walking in normal life. Secondly, walking is a monotonous activity and it becomes quite boring, leading people to just leave it all together. Most people now prefer other amusing activities such as playing sports or playing games, which participates have to compete to other players and learn to follow rules.

However, certain pragmatic steps can be taken to ensure people prioritize walking in their daily lives. The first step can be taken by the organisations, as most people spend their maximum time in the company. For instance, having walking missions in a company, which employees compete to get the highest steps and the winner will receive the prize, can definitely boost employees’ interests. Walking in dull mundane roads, with lots of pollution does not makes sense to people. The government must initiate to make city look more beautiful by adding graffiti, helping people feel more pleasant while walking.

Overall,  the causes of abandon walking in daily life contribute to the convenience of transport applications and the lack of people’s interest. If, however, the government and the individuals join hands,  citizens will adopt to walk more in daily life.

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Water And Air Pollution # Essay For IELTS

You should spend 20 minutes on this task.

In many developing countries, there is a problem with declining quality of air and water from both industry and construction, causing high levels of water and air pollution. What measures could be taken to prevent this?

Write at least 250 words.

With the industrialization and rapid growth in construction business, water and air problem have become the main problem being faced by the developing countries. The environmental issue has become a sever problem with all natural resources getting polluted. However, with adept and practical steps, one can surely overcome the problem.

Firstly, the government or the city authority must release some environmental policies to ensure good quality of water. Water being the requirement to live, is utmost important and its pollution our primary concern. Limiting polluted water from factories and enforcing industries eliminate toxic before release to natural resources should be taken by the state. Even more, strict actions to those who  don’t adhere to this, must be taken.

Besides, water, air has also shown some grave issues. In developing countries, the quality of air has decreased dramatically  with industrialization. This has not only affected the flora and fauna, but also humans. In order to alleviate the air pollution, some necessary policies from the government and international organizations should be released and used effectively. For instance, carbon emissions must be strictly restricted by the government. Even more, steps to reduce the traffic must be taken.

Overall, preserving air and water are our primary responsibility and we need to join hands with the government to make sure that the quality of living improves in developing countries.

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Overcrowding In Cities # Essay For IELTS

You should spend 40 minutes on this task.

Over population in major urban centers around the world is a major issue. What are the problems of this? What can be done to solve the issue?


 

Many countries in the world are currently experiencing growing populations in urban areas. This has caused issues of accommodations and increased crime rates, in cities. However, measures like community projects or government initiatives can help in curbing the problem.

Increased density of population in cities has caused several dilemmas. Firstly, over population has led to overcrowding and poor quality housing in large cities. This can cause cause significant health problems, resulting in illness, such as bronchitis or pneumonia. Another serious consequence of over crowding is the increased crime rates as people living in damped conditions are often desperate to improve their situations and often take the path of crime.

The best way to solve this is provide essential housing and healthcare for all citizens. Although it is difficult, but with proper planning and correct steps, government can surely solve this issue. For instance, Chandigarh, the only planned city in India, although is highly populated but not faces any issues of over crowding. Secondly, setting up community projects to help foster more community spirit can help people provide healthy environment, reducing the crime rates. Often people in city feel quite emaciated and alone, communities can help provide support.

Overall,  it is clear that the problems caused by overpopulation in urban areas are very serious. However, if governments and individuals take collective responsibility , then it is possible to provide some pragmatic solutions to solve the issue.

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Effects Of Globalization On Local Vendors

Many small, local shops are closing as they are unable to compete with large supermarkets in the area. How does this effect local communities? How can this situation be improved?

With the coming of globalisation and digitalisation, the world has changed the way it did business. Unlike the traditional ways, people have now moved towards the new way of shopping, which include, either online shopping or buying things from malls. This shift, from the local market to the super market, has left the local vendors disappointed.

Globalisation although opened the doors for bigger and better business, it has led to the death of the local business. The major impact was seen in the local garments factories. With the coming of bigger brands to the home, people have stopped buying things made from their own country, leaving local vendors broken.  Secondly, the sudden change has had a sharp impact on poor businessmen. For example, a person having a small shop, who barely met his meets, with the arrival of big players, is left with only one choice and that is to leave the business.

The most effective solution to this problem, could be to pool the resources with other local business of your kind and be big enough. For instance, if there are seven local vegetable sellers, instead of competing separately, they can open one vegetable shop together. This way they can provide better services and higher gains. Secondly, government needs to pull up the socks and make sure every one gets their due benefits.

Overall, although gloablisation brought with its great benefits for customers, it has acted as the devil for the local businessmen and the only way they can survive is by uniting together to be better than the supermarkets.

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