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Question: Some people think that history has little or nothing to tell us, while others believe that...

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Some individuals believe that history is not beneficial for the present, while otherothers argue that history plays an important role. Although lifestyles have undergone significant changes, I believe that reading history is of importance since people have the opportunity to learn from it. OneOn the one hand, it is widely argued that knowing about the past does not offer any benefits due to considerable variations in the way of living. To be more exact, technological advancements and discoveries improved the population's standard of living and changed their concerns and problems. As a result, finding out about previous happenings and their everyday plights would not help the new generation to make any progress in this fast-paced world, which shifts in a second. For example, people not only from rural areas, but also modern cities did not have access to smart phones smartphones and the internet, which made life much more difficult for them in terms of communication with their friends and family members. However, online platforms enable all people to interact with others, regardless of thiertheir geographical distance. On One the other hand, others think that history provides humans with valuable lessons from the past. This is because if people beare aware of what happened in the past, they will be able to make better decisions based on the outcome of the actions of previous generationgenerations. Hence, reading historical books and watching documentaries would help the societies to develop resistance and not to repeat their errors, especially during tough moments. For instance, even though some sources are not trustworthy, reading about domestic conflicts or world wars resultresults in a more informed community. In this way, the foreigners can not cannot take advantage of them, unlike the past. In conclusion, although both views have their own merits, from my perspective, knowing about the history would facilitate our lives by providing fruitful stories.
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Overall Band Score
6.5
Overview
Vocabulary Range
average
Linking Words
average
Spelling
average
Grammar Accuracy
average
Grammar Range
average
Cohesion
average
Paragraph Structure
average
Task Response
strong
Word Count
sufficient
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Task Response: You address both views and state a clear opinion. However, the first body paragraph focuses heavily on technology making history irrelevant, which is a narrow interpretation. The argument would be stronger by discussing how values or contexts have changed. The second view is better developed, though the example about "foreigners taking advantage" is slightly unclear.

Coherence & Cohesion: The structure is logical (Intro, View 1, View 2, Conclusion). Linking words are used (Although, To be more exact, As a result, For instance, In conclusion). However, paragraphing could be sharper; the transition "One the other hand" starts a new paragraph but the previous one lacks a clear concluding sentence.

Lexical Resource: Good range (undergo significant changes, standard of living, fast-paced world, resistance, trustworthy). Errors exist: "other argue" (others argue), "One the one hand" (On), "thier" (their), "population's" (the population's), "if people be aware" (if people are aware).

Grammatical Range & Accuracy: You use complex structures (conditionals, relative clauses, passive voice). Frequent minor errors remain: subject-verb agreement ("other argue"), article usage ("the population"), conditional grammar ("if people be aware"), and prepositions ("result in a more informed community" is okay, but "lead to" is better).

Key Improvements:

  1. Proofread carefully for "On the one hand," "others argue," "their," and conditional forms (if + present simple).
  2. Deepen View 1: Argue that historical contexts (e.g., feudalism, pre-industrial economies) are obsolete, not just technology.
  3. Clarify examples: The "foreigners" point in View 2 needs more explanation to be fully convincing.