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People benefit from modern communication technology This question first appeared in the IELTS Writing Test on August 12, 2017, asking everyone to discuss whether the development of communication technology benefits everyone. On the one hand, mobile phone, email, video call and other technologies really enable people to cross space, keep in touch with family and friends, and cooperate smoothly with companies in different places. But on the other hand, they also blur

More people are using mobile phones and computers to communicate This question first appeared in the IELTS test on November 26, 2016, asking everyone to discuss whether mobile phones and computers will make people lose the ability to communicate face to face. Before writing, we'd better break down the so-called "face to face communication" (such as body movements, instantaneous reactions, etc.), so that we can have something to say

Nowadays people store knowledge on the internet This question first appeared in the IELTS exam on March 30, 2017, asking everyone to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of storing knowledge on the Internet. Its benefits are conducive to dissemination, easy to find and not easy to lose. But on the other hand, this change has also set a certain barrier to the acquisition of knowledge (there must be devices that can be connected to the Internet), and the knowledge explosion has made people be trusted by countless people

People still value artists in the age of science and technology This question first appeared in the IELTS exam on July 14, 2016, asking you to explore the reasons why people still value artists in today's technologically advanced era. When writing, we can start from the spiritual value of art and emphasize that it is as important as technology for people's happy life. Title of IELTS Writing Composition Peopl ...

Library is a waste of money and computer is replacing its function This question appeared for the first time in the IELTS exam on October 8, 2016, asking everyone to discuss whether the library is wasting money and whether computers have replaced the functions of the library. In the face of this problem, we can take a compromise position, that is, to admit that computers have replaced the role of the library to query information, but the library is creating