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Explain whether you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Robots will replace a majority of
the jobs in the next decade." Then give specific details in your argument.... ✅Well, I definitely agree that
robots will replace a majority of the jobs in the next decade because they'll help companies save a lot of
money and time. For example, the tech giant Amazon has already replaced half their workers with
robotic assistants in their warehouses. They argue it will help them speed up delivery and save more
money in the process since robots never get tired! However, some jobs will still be safe in the future like
teaching. Most students enjoy the face to face reaction and emotions of real people. This is something
robots lack. That's my view.
Do you prefer to work from home using a computer or to go to your job location? Provide specific
details to support your explanation. ✅Well, I definitely prefer working from home using a computer
because it's really convenient. For example, currently I've been working as an online English teacher
thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Actually, I love working at home since I can teach in comfortable
clothes, sometimes my pajamas. Also, I can choose which hours I want to work. And whenever I want to
take a break, I can watch some Netflix on my computer between classes. Besides, I don't have to dress
up and drive to school anymore as everything is online. This will save me a lot of gas money as well as
energy. That's my view.
According to many health experts, people should be rigorously exercising 45 minutes a day 4-6 days a
week. In your opinion, is this a good idea? Why or why not? Provide supporting details in your response.
✅Wonderful idea
strong healthier bodies
ex college → local gym → felt amazing, study well, less depressed
Well, it's a wonderful idea for people to exercise 45 minutes a day and four to six times a week because
they'll have stronger healthier bodies. For example, when I was in college, I went to the local gym.
There, I exercised for about 4 days a week and 1 hour each exercise session. So my body felt really
healthy and I was able to study well for all my exams and get mostly As and Bs. Besides, I experienced
less depression too. However, if people don't exercise several times a week, they'll become overweight
and get back problems. That's my view.
"Students should have tuition increases in order to maintain the library research facilities." Do you agree
or disagree with the statement? Make sure that you give specific reasons + supporting details in your
argument. ✅D
, -already high → more loans 2 pay!
-ex → teacher → x need lib rsrch facilities → waste $$$
Well, I definitely disagree that schools should have tuition increases in order to maintain the library
research facilities because the tuition is already high and students will have more loans to pay back. For
example, I'm currently studying to become a teacher in my local university. My major doesn't require
much research assignments at all. It would be a waste of my time and money if I have to pay more
student loans for something that doesn't benefit me at all. It doesn't make any sense. So I'll experience
more stress and pressure than before. That's my view.
Some people like outdoor jobs such as park rangers, construction workers, or sports coaches. However,
others prefer to work indoors like accountants, lawyers, and doctors. Which type of job do you like?
Give some specific details to support your response. ✅Well, I'd definitely prefer to work outdoor jobs
because I love nature. For example, one time I volunteered as a park ranger and the environment was
amazing. There were lots of beautiful animals and plants everywhere. I saw some deer and some
flowers. There wasn't much noise at all, so I felt extremely relaxed and happy. However, if I had to work
indoors, I'd experience too much stress dealing with picky clients, angry bosses and stupid coworkers. It
would drive me crazy. That's my view.
Some students prepare for their tests more effectively in their dorms or off-campus apartments,
whereas others like to go to libraries. Which do you prefer? Include some examples and details to
support your answer. ✅Libs
-quiet
-ex uni → prepare 4 tests lib → x noise concentrate → As
-but dorm ppl
Well, I definitely prefer going to the library to prepare for tests because it's really quiet. For example,
when I was a university student and had to prepare for exams, I would always head to the library. Even
though it was a far walk, it was perfect for studying since there wasn't a lot of noise there. I could easily
concentrate on all my studies, and I got As on almost all of my exams. However, if I had studied at my
dormitory, I would have gotten average grades on most of my exams since my roommates would be too
busy talking, sharing jokes and stories and basically distracting me. That's my view.
Q 2 ✅So apparently, a student has written a letter suggesting that the university extend the study
period to three days. However, the woman is skeptical of this idea. First, she says that students should
actually be studying throughout the semester and not just a few days before the exams. Otherwise,
Explain whether you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Robots will replace a majority of
the jobs in the next decade." Then give specific details in your argument.... ✅Well, I definitely agree that
robots will replace a majority of the jobs in the next decade because they'll help companies save a lot of
money and time. For example, the tech giant Amazon has already replaced half their workers with
robotic assistants in their warehouses. They argue it will help them speed up delivery and save more
money in the process since robots never get tired! However, some jobs will still be safe in the future like
teaching. Most students enjoy the face to face reaction and emotions of real people. This is something
robots lack. That's my view.
Do you prefer to work from home using a computer or to go to your job location? Provide specific
details to support your explanation. ✅Well, I definitely prefer working from home using a computer
because it's really convenient. For example, currently I've been working as an online English teacher
thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Actually, I love working at home since I can teach in comfortable
clothes, sometimes my pajamas. Also, I can choose which hours I want to work. And whenever I want to
take a break, I can watch some Netflix on my computer between classes. Besides, I don't have to dress
up and drive to school anymore as everything is online. This will save me a lot of gas money as well as
energy. That's my view.
According to many health experts, people should be rigorously exercising 45 minutes a day 4-6 days a
week. In your opinion, is this a good idea? Why or why not? Provide supporting details in your response.
✅Wonderful idea
strong healthier bodies
ex college → local gym → felt amazing, study well, less depressed
Well, it's a wonderful idea for people to exercise 45 minutes a day and four to six times a week because
they'll have stronger healthier bodies. For example, when I was in college, I went to the local gym.
There, I exercised for about 4 days a week and 1 hour each exercise session. So my body felt really
healthy and I was able to study well for all my exams and get mostly As and Bs. Besides, I experienced
less depression too. However, if people don't exercise several times a week, they'll become overweight
and get back problems. That's my view.
"Students should have tuition increases in order to maintain the library research facilities." Do you agree
or disagree with the statement? Make sure that you give specific reasons + supporting details in your
argument. ✅D
, -already high → more loans 2 pay!
-ex → teacher → x need lib rsrch facilities → waste $$$
Well, I definitely disagree that schools should have tuition increases in order to maintain the library
research facilities because the tuition is already high and students will have more loans to pay back. For
example, I'm currently studying to become a teacher in my local university. My major doesn't require
much research assignments at all. It would be a waste of my time and money if I have to pay more
student loans for something that doesn't benefit me at all. It doesn't make any sense. So I'll experience
more stress and pressure than before. That's my view.
Some people like outdoor jobs such as park rangers, construction workers, or sports coaches. However,
others prefer to work indoors like accountants, lawyers, and doctors. Which type of job do you like?
Give some specific details to support your response. ✅Well, I'd definitely prefer to work outdoor jobs
because I love nature. For example, one time I volunteered as a park ranger and the environment was
amazing. There were lots of beautiful animals and plants everywhere. I saw some deer and some
flowers. There wasn't much noise at all, so I felt extremely relaxed and happy. However, if I had to work
indoors, I'd experience too much stress dealing with picky clients, angry bosses and stupid coworkers. It
would drive me crazy. That's my view.
Some students prepare for their tests more effectively in their dorms or off-campus apartments,
whereas others like to go to libraries. Which do you prefer? Include some examples and details to
support your answer. ✅Libs
-quiet
-ex uni → prepare 4 tests lib → x noise concentrate → As
-but dorm ppl
Well, I definitely prefer going to the library to prepare for tests because it's really quiet. For example,
when I was a university student and had to prepare for exams, I would always head to the library. Even
though it was a far walk, it was perfect for studying since there wasn't a lot of noise there. I could easily
concentrate on all my studies, and I got As on almost all of my exams. However, if I had studied at my
dormitory, I would have gotten average grades on most of my exams since my roommates would be too
busy talking, sharing jokes and stories and basically distracting me. That's my view.
Q 2 ✅So apparently, a student has written a letter suggesting that the university extend the study
period to three days. However, the woman is skeptical of this idea. First, she says that students should
actually be studying throughout the semester and not just a few days before the exams. Otherwise,
