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Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 16:27edited
#DailyTask1DoseAnalyze it, qayta qayta tushyaptiAlex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 13:34
The table below shows the percentage of working men and women in different areas of employment in one country in 1986, 1996 and 2006.The table compares the percentages of men and women employed in four different sectors in one country in 1986, 1996 and 2006.Overall, while banking and education witnessed an upward trajectory in employment for both genders, a dramatic decline was seen in the manufacturing sector. A clear gender divide was also evident throughout the period, with women consistently more concentrated in education and catering, while manufacturing accounted for a considerably larger share of male employment.Among men, the most notable change was the decline in manufacturing, which initially accounted for 32% of employment, by far the highest figure, before falling to 21% in 1996 and just 17% in 2006. By contrast, the proportion working in banking almost doubled from
Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 13:02
Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 12:59
Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 12:57
Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 12:57
In some countries, parents prefer to teach their children themselves instead of sending them to school. Do the advantages of homeschooling outweigh the disadvantages?In some countries, parents prefer to educate their children at home instead of sending them to school. Although this type of education has some advantages, I believe the disadvantages outweigh them because children can miss important social experiences and parents may not have enough teaching knowledge.On the one hand, homeschooling allows parents to give more individual attention to their children. In a normal classroom, one teacher may be responsible for twenty or thirty students, which makes individual support difficult. At home, parents can spend more time on subjects their child finds difficult. For example, if a child is weak at mathematics, the parent can give extra lessons until they understand it better. ThisAlex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 12:26
Some experts believe that when a country is already rich, any additional increase in economic wealth does not make its citizens any more satisfied. To what extent do you agree or disagree?Some experts argue that once a country becomes wealthy, further economic growth does little to increase its citizens’ happiness. I largely agree, since the benefits of greater wealth diminish after people achieve financial security, while their overall quality of life begins to matter considerably more.In developing economies, rising national wealth can transform lives as it allows people to escape financial hardship and live more comfortably. The effect is much less noticeable in affluent societies, where most people can already afford a reasonable standard of living. Once this point has been reached, earning more may improve someone’s lifestyle without necessarily making life more satisfying.Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 12:05
Look, you don't even need to write 500+ words to get an 8+ in T2Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 12:01
In many countries, some employers reject job applicants because of their age. Do you think this is a positive or negative development?In many countries, job applicants are sometimes turned down simply because of their age. I regard this as a negative development, since it allows an irrelevant personal characteristic to outweigh a person’s actual ability to do the job and can make it unnecessarily difficult for people to build or continue a career.The main problem with age-based recruitment is that employers may overlook highly capable people for reasons that have little to do with job performance. Someone who has spent twenty or thirty years in a profession is likely to have developed sound judgement and practical expertise that cannot easily be gained through formal training. Yet once employers assume that older workers are less adaptable or slower to learn, even a strong trackAlex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
21 Sept, 06:09
In education and employment, some people work harder than others. Why do some people work harder? Is it always a good thing to work hard?People differ considerably in how much effort they put into their studies and careers. While some are prepared to work well beyond what is required, others prefer to do only what is necessary. This difference can largely be explained by personal ambition and the circumstances people face. Although hard work is often essential for success, it is not always beneficial when it becomes excessive.A strong personal ambition can make people more willing to invest time and energy in education or employment. When someone has a clearly defined objective, the sacrifices required to reach it are more likely to seem worthwhile. A student in India who hopes to study medicine at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, for instance, may spend several hoursAlex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
20 Sept, 19:37
#Night_Vibe 👠Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
20 Sept, 16:58
Enjoy your teenage years, because we will never be "young, dumb, and broke again…”Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
20 Sept, 13:40
✈️LINK: SpeakWithAlex☝ Website Features 💜81 IELTS Speaking cue cards across 6 categories. 💜405 speaking ideas — 5 per cue card. 💜810 language items — 10 per card, including idioms, definitions, examples, and pronunciation. 💜Full practice tools — random
Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
20 Sept, 12:20
10 topics covered in Part 1#Bon_appetite📣 @IELTS_essence9 🚀Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
20 Sept, 11:44
Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
20 Sept, 10:21
Btw, Listening 9.0 olish yolini topdimAlex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
20 Sept, 10:20
Good morning🗿Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
19 Sept, 20:44
My Insta…Might start blogging🗿
Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
18 Sept, 16:56edited
💬 You have a new anonymous message!btw, ur t2 essays really helped me broo🫤🔥🔥🔥🔥
Alex | W 8.5 | S 9.0
18 Sept, 15:09
Maybe teaching is what I do. Writing is who I am
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