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A: Dilyor, having secured a noble prize, started his career in nuclear engineering. B: Dilyor won a noble prize and then started his career in nuclear engineering. which sentence is better for ielts writing task 2

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Nowadays, many people use the Internet to get medical advice instead of going to see a doctor. Why is this? Do you think it is a positive or negative development? These days some people prefer getting medical advice from the internet over meeting a medical professional. The root causes are usually rising medical fees as well as the potential fear, though I believe that this is largely a negative development. There are some valid reasons why using the internet might seem tempting and possibly effective. Admittedly, the internet, especially after the introduction of Artificial Intelligence, has been enriched with all kinds of human knowledge including the medical ones. Since AI chat bots and search engines have become more responsive, personalized and supposedly 'intelligent' they could easily gain trust of the users by providing prescriptions, first aid tips and sometimes effective practices. When a users feel like they have a certain medical problem, some sort of pain, for example, they immediately opt for searching the symptoms from the internet in the hope of getting any practical advice to solve the issue. The other reason also comes down to the psychology and the expectations of someone who needs a medical attention. While having certain pain or inconvenience, a person hopes the issue to be simple to resolve, without costing them a fortune. In this case, the internet is not only almost free, but also instantaneous, which is why it is usually the first 'doctor' for some groups of people, especially for the ones who are financially insecure. Thus, it such affordability and easy access that make the internet so tempting to go for medical advice. Such benefits, of course, come at a cost and that can be someones life. Seeking medical attention from the internet is obviously unreliable, since not everyone can describe the symptoms accurately leading to mistreatments, putting the users life in danger, depending on the health problem. Even if the user somehow uses images and is able to describe the issue accurately, there is no guarantee that they can apply the further treatments without the involvement of a professional -- they may not know how to use certain medications, for instance. I, therefore, condemn such behaviour and believe that seeking the medical professional advice is the safest option, even it might cost some money in some countries, where there are no healthcare coverages by the government. To conclude, it is true that relying on the information available on the internet seem tempting and cheap, but this can also be dangerous and risky, thus it is best to seek medical care from an actual human doctor regardless of the health condition. 400+ words By ISMAIL #task2

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Which version has a potential for 9.0 A or B? 🤔 Version A: Overall, sedans remained the most sold category across all three years, although their proportion declined noticeably. Meanwhile, both SUVs and other vehicle types saw a gradual increase in their…

Which version has a potential for 9.0 A or B? 🤔 Version A: Overall, sedans remained the most sold category across all three years, although their proportion declined noticeably. Meanwhile, both SUVs and other vehicle types saw a gradual increase in their market share, with the ‘Others’ category experiencing the most significant rise. Version B: Overall, the sales figures changed noticeably, with total number almost doubling by the end of the period. While sedans remained as the most popular in Australia, the proportions declined substantially over the period. SUVs, by contrast, were the least sold, despite a significant rise over the period. Notably, the relative ranking of each category remained unchanged, with the proportions for 'others' growing steadily and remaining as the second most sold after sedans, whose figures were slightly higher than other two categories combined.

Speaking part 2 (foreign food) Band 8.0 sample

Speaking part 2. The food I have tried and loved was Korean food, Let's call it Korean food because I do not remember the exact name. The reason I loved it was its unique taste; it wasn't sweet, but it wasn't really sour either. It was such a unique taste, maybe similar to the umami taste we often refer to these days, which is quite unique. The way the food is prepared is also quite straightforward. It consists of cooked rice with chicken on top, fried chicken in the pan with bell pepper, and adding tomatoes is optional. It is very important to season it carefully with pepper and garlic powder so that these things mix together and create the unique flavor I have mentioned. Once we plate the food, it is important to consider the temperature of the rice, as it should be mild—not too hot or cold. When I ate it for the first time, I was quite reluctant to try it because it didn't really look nice either. It looked like Indian curry, but it was less greasy. I just tried it, and I could feel in my mouth how the whole thing just melted. What really caught my attention was the simplicity of the food itself. It was very simple, yet packed with so much flavor. The element of plain cooked rice and highly seasoned chicken created a unique mixture. That was the food I enjoyed trying.