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In addition to its toll on the environment, the transportation of foods may negatively impact local food producers. This is especially evident in developing nations where local farmers have to compete with food grown in foreign countries that employ more advanced agricultural techniques. These usually allow them to produce more journey-resistant, aesthetically appealing, and even more nutritious varieties of local produce, putting local farmers at a significant disadvantage.
I just finished another essay for the upcoming writing course.
This is the second body paragraph of the four-body paragraph essay. This paragraph looked stronger in terms of Lexical resource and Coherence&Cohesion.
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I'm working on my new collection of essays and reports with newly-found motivation:)
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Usually, with my IELTS standard groups, we read articles and watch a video on very common IELTS topics and we discuss them during the lesson for about 20 minutes.
I tell students to create argument lists for these topics so that they will be easier to remember.
We also create a vocabulary glossary for each topic.
These words/phrases are from the previous lesson where we discussed Recidivism
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Translation exercises:
1. The scientists conducting the experiment are presenting their findings at the conference, offering a solution to the issue that has long plagued the field of renewable energy.
2. The documents reviewed by the committee were deemed inconclusive, leading to further investigation into the matter, which had long been a subject of debate among experts.
3. The discovery, which was first made by a team of international researchers in 2004, has opened new doors for medical advancements, particularly in the field of cancer treatment, offering hope to millions worldwide.
4. The building, originally designed in the 19th century, now serves as a museum, housing a collection of artifacts that date back thousands of years.
5. The book, which has been translated into over thirty languages, continues to inspire readers, leaving a profound impact on generations of writers and thinkers.
6. The teacher, who had been working tirelessly for years to improve the school's curriculum, finally received recognition for her efforts, and, despite the challenges she faced, continued to inspire her students, pushing them to achieve excellence even in the most difficult of circumstances.
7. Despite being confronted with overwhelming opposition from the public, which had voiced its concerns through protests and petitions, the government pressed forward with the new legislation, arguing that it was necessary to address an issue that had long been ignored, and that failing to act would only lead to more severe consequences in the future.
8. The documentary, praised for its in-depth research and captivating narrative, which was produced over several years by a team of international filmmakers, sheds light on the complex dynamics of global climate change, providing insights that are not only scientifically significant but also profoundly impactful on the public’s awareness of the issue.
The environmental conference, which was held in the heart of the city and attended by numerous global leaders and experts, tackled some of the most pressing issues of our time, including deforestation, pollution, and climate change, offering a platform for collaboration and innovation that could potentially change the future of our planet.
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One should also add that it was not unknown in the first and second millennia BCE for governments to resort to pirates’ services, especially during wartime, employing their skills and numbers against their opponents. – Cambridge 19, test 1, passage 2
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3. Present participle: to show causes/results/simultaneous action
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We worry that misinformation might lead people to hold misperceptions (or false beliefs) and that these misperceptions, especially when they occur among large groups of people, may have detrimental, downstream consequences for health, social harmony, and the political climate. – Cambridge 19, test 1, passage 3
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Misinformation – both deliberately promoted and accidentally shared – is perhaps an inevitable part of the world in which we live, but it is not a new problem. – Cambridge 19, test 1, passage 3
We worry that misinformation might lead people to hold misperceptions (or false beliefs) and that these misperceptions, especially when they occur among large groups of people, may have detrimental, downstream consequences for health, social harmony, and the political climate. – Cambridge 19, test 1, passage 3
She was the only woman to win the Fields Medal – the mathematical equivalent of a Nobel prize. – Cambridge 19, test 2, passage 3
According to my colleague Prof Deborah Eyre, with whom I’ve collaborated on the book Great Minds and How to Grow Them, the latest neuroscience and psychological research suggests most individuals can reach levels of performance associated in school with the gifted and talented. – Cambridge 19, test 2, passage 3
Deliberate practice, that stretches you every step of the way, and around 10,000 hours of it, is what produces the goods. – Cambridge 19, test 2, passage 3
But it is perhaps the work of Benjamin Bloom, another distinguished American educationist working in the 1980s, that gives the most pause for thought. – Cambridge 19, test 2, passage 3
Some spin-off research, which looked in detail at 24 of the 3,000 children being studied who were succeeding despite difficult circumstances, found something remarkable. – Cambridge 19, test 2, passage 3
In early April 2019, Dr Ceri Shipton and his colleagues from Australian National University became the first archaeologists to explore Obi, one of many tropical islands in Indonesia’s Maluku Utara province. – Cambridge 19, test 3, passage 1
This scientist working on the project made remarkable discoveries.
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The students who are participating in the competition have all competed their tasks.
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The students participating in the competition have all completed their tasks
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Another essay done for the writing marathon participants:)
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I already started working on the book promised for the new writing marathon participants.
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The environmental conference tackled some of the most pressing issues of our time, offering a platform for collaboration and innovation that could potentially change the future of our planet.
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The research team’s discoveries suggest that the prehistoric people who lived on Obi were adept on both land and sea, hunting in the dense rainforest, foraging on the seashore, and possibly even voyaging between islands. – Cambridge 19, test 3, passage 1
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The main worry regarding misinformation is its potential to unduly influence attitudes and behavior, leading people to think and act differently – Cambridge 19, test 1, passage 3
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Some spin-off research, which looked in detail at 24 of the 3,000 children being studied who were succeeding despite difficult circumstances, found something remarkable. – Cambridge 19, test 2, passage 3
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Deliberate practice, that stretches you every step of the way, and around 10,000 hours of it, is what produces the goods
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Misinformation – both deliberately promoted and accidentally shared – is perhaps an inevitable part of the world in which we live, but it is not a new problem. – Cambridge 19, test 1, passage 3
Misinformation is perhaps an inevitable part of the world in which we live, but it is not a new problem.
2. Providing extra information or clarification using hyphens, commas, non-defining relative clause:
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The scientists who are working on the project made remarkable discoveries.
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Reduced relative clause – active tenses
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The specific rackets used by the world’s elite(=subject) are not actually readily available to the public; rather, each racket is individually made to suit the player who uses it
The specific rackets which are used by the world’s elite are not actually readily available to the public;