IELTS Writing Samples

Samples for: In the future, nobody will buy printed newspapers or books because they will be able to read everything they want online without paying. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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6.0
Response: It is argued that people will tend to do their readings from online sources to avoid spending money on books or newspaper. This essay totally disagrees with this statement. online libraries are not going to be completely free, as they aren't now, also reading from a paper base source brings far more joy to population who are interested in literature. Although it is assumed by many that an E-book must be entirely without payment, it is not possible. Clearly, running a website or application as an online library has significant costs for developers and they have to be able cover expenditures for variety of items such as providing a good server and the support service. Also, publishers need to pay authors or their journalists therefore people who work in those careers can keep writing. As an example, we can see current online books have fees in online stores and they are providing customer service and updated publishes. Additionally, paper books give readers a sense of satisfaction and book-lovers enjoy turning pages while reading. In fact, people are much more involved in online world and their gadgets than they want to be and some individuals seek comfort from reading a book in their hand in an completely disconnected environment. Moreover, turning pages is always followed by a sense of accomplishment and it is enjoyable to put a finished novel back into the bookshelf. For instance, my mother kept all of my childhood stories that she had read to me, likewise myself, I hold on any book that I have enjoyed from the beginning. in conclusion, it can't be assumed that readers will use web-based materials to reduce additional costs due to hidden expenses that online publishers have to afford to continue servicing. Also, the fact that only a physical book can make humans feel fulfilled shouldn't neglected.

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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6.5
Response: In the present climate, alterations in the form of publications have sparked an immense amount of heated debate. There is a claim that in the following years, paper books have become obsolete and nobody will purchase them since these books are available on the Internet. I, for one, do not subscribe to this standpoint. There exist several justifications why printed publications are possibly on the market in the future. Firstly, it cannot be overlooked that not everyone is comfortable with reading materials online. Many are used to studying paper magazines. They study their lessons on paper from school to the institutes of further education, so they will probably prioritize buying printed books over reading them on a website. Furthermore, it has been scientifically proven that spending too much time on screens can lead to eye strain and other health-related problems. According to a research project conducted at the University of California, over 67 percent of graduates who studied for their exams online complained about not observing their environment clearly. This is not comparable with a mosest 5 percent of those who studied paper books. What is more, websites and blogs usually charge their users and are not free. In other words, people may have to subscribe to online channels by paying a particular amount of subscription. By way of illustration, a popular mobile application named Citera has provided the public with current events. It posts latest pieces of news immediately after they occur. The drawback, however, is that it receive a significant deal of money to give this beneficial service. What can be concluded from the above is that I do not accede to the view that printed materials will become out of date and no one shops for them. There might be numerous reasons, including reading newspapers on screens of computers may not be the preference of users. Another rationale is that these screens can considerably hurt our eyes and ultimately, the majority of online websites may not be freely usable.

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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Complete
7.5
Response: There is an opinion that people in the future will have a preference for reading digitalized books or newspapers instead of purchasing them in a printed format. I completely disagree with the given statement on the basis of several reasons. On the one hand, it is presumable to think that individuals would be more inclined towards reading online books or newspapers in terms of easier access to these materials. That is, literate enthusiasts can have access to a wide range of digital books within only seconds without the need to refer to large book shops to select their favourite books. This enhanced availability would save their time and energy and would be an advantage in the fast-growing era of future. In addition, owing to various reading assistant softwares, individuals may find digitalized materials much convenient to follow through compared to printed books. In other words,different artificial intelligence-driven applications have been developed and they aim in simplifying books and newspapaers, such as converting them into audio or summarizing them, enabling readers to complete books more effortlessly. Therefore, it is viable to contemplate that people will read more digitalized books in the future. On the other hand, there will be cetain literate enthusiasts who will gravitate towards reading the printed books. Printed materials are more convenient to use for some individuals due to the possibility of taking notes or underlinning the sentences, both of which may promote information retention for those with sophisticated visual memory. Moreover, although reading online books may appear to be completed within a shorter timeframe, it can result in several adverse health consequences over time. For instance, children can experience eye strain and severe headaches if they remain focused on digitalised materials for an extended period. Considering this, printed books will remain the best option for certain individuals. In conclusion, I believe that while many people would have a desire to read digitalized books in the future, some individuals will still prefer printed materials over their online version. The main reasons for the latter are the possibility of health issues following exposure to online books as well as an easier information grasp.

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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5.0
Response: In fact, internet has effected our reading habits. People will be able to read everything online without purchase or waste money on newspapers or books. I completely agree with this statement. There are some great advantages to online reading. First, people can access books in all over the world. This is because of an important reason. For example, in the past, people had to wait for newspapers or new version of books to read , but nowadays they can read everything online without paying. In addition to, online reading do not damage the environment. This is because, on the one hand , government do not need to recycle papers, it will be help economy. On the other hand, when people read everything online, government do not cute any trees. Nature can breath, it will not damage it more and more. Therefore, online reading not only access people to read everything, but also do not damage the environment. However, some people argue that, if people pay money for newspapers or books, it will read it line by line, in other words, that means when everyone pay , that thing will be valuable for them to read it or maybe people can keep books in a library to show everyone. Hence, some people argue that pay money, it makes supernatural library to keep books. In conclusion, although some people argue that keep books or newspapers, it will be valuable for them, there are some undeniable benefits to online reading, including protection of environment and people who lived all over the world can access to them. Therefore, iam in complete agreement with this statement .

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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6.0
Response: In modern life, technology has become an essential part of human life, they prefer to read online newspapers or books rather than traditional ways. It seems logically accepted that the majority of people rely on technology for gaining information but a minority of communities have a tendency to use printed versions. There are several reasons why reading online will become popular among people. The main one is related to the environment. In the future, most people will be conscious of environmental issues because they will understand that millions of trees will be sacrificed for producing paper and publishing books or magazines. consequently, if they subscribed to online sites to get news, the percentage of deforestation would considerably decrease. Moreover, the online version is more convenient and accessible compared to the traditional one as there are no limitations to accessing them. On the other hand, touching the paper of books gives a sense of relaxation and unwind to some. They believe that printed books boost their concentration and assist them to focus more, as a result, they cannot connect to screens for daily study. Older generations also opt for paper newspapers rather than electronic ones. Flipping the book is a kind of habit that gives them energy and allows them to get away from all the tension they have in their life. Therefore, predicting changing methods of reading in the future is difficult. in conclusion, while many individuals tend to use online for their studies because of convenience and affordable methods, and brings benefits to the environment so it is hard to predict that this version completely alternative to paper one.

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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4.0
Response: In current life, everything has changes and because of technology, the individual’s tendensy to paper book and newspaper have converted to online and people prefer to gain information and new without any paying and there is no need for printing and paying. In my opinion, this type if being and getting data without money is not true and in this essay i will argue about my agree and disagreement. From the first paper newspaper until now, almost everything have changed and there is not anything like past and we can say human's life divided to before Internet and social media and past. At the begining years of the newspapers and radio's birth, anybody were not able to imagine that one day online newspaper separated across the word and with gust some click , you can obtain approximately all information about anything . Although Internet and other online broadcast have changed anything, this type of media needs to continue and without paying month these bureau cannot able to survive. For example Google Company with milion staff have lots financial problems, management costs, and introduse program and developer and something else that whit out selling information it is not able to pay any. On the other hand without any money, paying money will help news broadcast to increase and update information and without money impulse most journalist prefer to do not work strongly and these lead to reducing of news validity. Mariginally I should say today in new world that gaining news and information is not because of books and information and advertisement have had created a new life and world, there are still people who prefer reading paper specially books and want and ready to pay money for this type of media. However , i said disadvantages about free reading i can say that most these kind of being free is helped to rise readers number and advertisement and selling workshops and something like these during free news and book have attracted milion readers around the world. In conclusion, i can say for deciding strong desission about being free or not about books and newspaper and printed or online acsess, we need to assess lot thing they attend to all sight of them.

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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Complete
6.5
Response: An increasing number of people are using e-books and podcasts rather than printed books. It is argued that printed books and newspapers will disappear in the future. I believe that the convenience and affordability of online reading may result in the deletion of printed ones. To begin with, there is no limitation to reading by technology. People can easily search in a variety of online libraries and start to read their favorite books, so cutting-edge technology has provided convenient reading. When individuals can read various books without carrying them, they will be more inclined to use technology. For example, students can have all of the school books on a phone, while they are traveling or there is no access to the original books. Although these portable books may lead to staring at screens for a long time, I reckon that using technology in an appropriate way prevents diseases. Furthermore, expensive books in libraries could be freely purchased. Online reading reduces the necessity of paying too much money. Therefore, there is access to any book which was impossible for some people to buy. When students can read various books, they will be more informed about subjects and consequently, more capable in school. Moreover, online books have provided opportunities for people at work. For instance, reading books on a break at work not only brings a sense of productivity but also improves the per capita reading in countries. To conclude, I strongly agree that accessible and affordable books may result in the disappearance of printed newspapers and printed books; however, these online books may bring some problems such as blurred vision.

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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Complete
7.5
Response: It is sometimes argued that in the far future newspapers and books will disappear. Due to advancements in technology, news and books will be published online and with no need for payment, so they will be more accessible to people. While I agree that books and newspapers would be significantly affected in the future, I believe that there are individuals who will continue to buy paper books or newspapers, and even pay for them. On the one hand, the effects of technological developments are undeniable, particularly on books and newspapers. First of all, with a considerable range of platforms in the world, there is competition between local and national press to attract their customers, so the newest news will be published quickly and will be available and free on many platforms, even on social media, like Instagram. In addition, as more people become aware of the detrimental effect of printing paper, which causes deforestation, they are less willing to buy these and prefer more e-books or read news online. Therefore, these traditional ways will lose their attraction. On the other hand, despite the above arguments, I believe that some people are going to use paper-based news or books in the future. By increasing the speed of publishing news, there are potential disadvantages. Firstly, the quality of news will decrease; and secondly, the yellow press might publish false news to increase their income. As a result, individuals will buy news to ensure that the publisher does not make any mistakes for its profit. Moreover, there are a number of people who struggle with the physical conditions, medical problems or not being familiar with technology, so they will buy paper books or news. For example, the older generation or disabled people who are not being able to go out will have to buy books, or people who have eye problems would continue to use traditional methods. In conclusion, in the wake of technology, paper books and newspaper may be forgotten, because in the future everything will be free and available. Although I agree that technology has a vital impact on books and newspapers, in my opinion in the future some people, such as the elderly, will still buy news or prefer to read paper books.

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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Complete
6.0
Response: It is sometimes argued that in the far-future newspapers and books would be disappeared. Due to the advancements in technology, news and books will be published online and even no need for payment, so they will be more accessible for people. While I agree that books and newspapers would be affected significant in the future, however I believe that there are individuals who will continue to buy paper books or newspapers, and even pay for them. On the one hand, the effects of the developments of technology are undeniable, particularly on books and newspapers. First of all, by having a considerable range of platforms in the world, there is a competition between local and national press to attract their customers, so the newest news will be published fast and will be available and free on so many platforms, even on the social media, like Instagram. In addition, as more people be aware about a detrimental effect of printing paper which cause deforestation, they are not more willing to buy these and prefer more e-books or read news online. Therefore, these traditional ways will lose their attraction. On the other hand, despite of above arguments, I believe that people are going to use paper-based news or books in future. By increasing the speed of publishing news, there are potential disadvantages. Firstly, the quality of news will be decrease; and secondly, the yellow press might publish false news to increase their outcome. As result, individuals will buy news to make sure that the publisher do not any mistakes for its profit. Moreover, there are a number of people that struggle with the physical condition, medical problems or not being familiar with technology, so they will buy paper books or news. For example, the older generation or disable people who are not being able to go out will have to buy books, or people who having eyes problem would continue to use the traditional methods. In conclusion, In the wake of technology, paper books and newspaper maybe be forgotten, because in the future everything will be free and available. Although I agree that technology has a vital impact on books and newspaper, in my opinion in the future some people, such as the elderly, still buy news or prefer to read paper book.

The Future of Printed Media

IELTS Writing Task 2

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Complete
6.0
Response: Soon people will be able to read everything they want online for free so no one will spend money on any printed books or newspapers. I am strongly agree with this statement and this assay is going to argue that finding information online is easy and E- books are cheaper than printed ones. Finding the answer of the questions in internet is way easier than reading so many books and articles to find the answer while by the use of internet and AI nowadays people have access to any valid information in the less than a minute. In addition online news channels and websites are providing hot news every second so no one need to spend money on buying newspapers everyday and manage the time for reading all the news to find out a general information while all important news are already highlighted in the internet regarding of individual prefer. Electronic books and PDF files are less costy than printed books since they do not need separate budget for printing thousand of copies and transfer them to different part of the world while e- books just need a short time to upload and download from internet and accessible for all countries. For instance, students nowadays using internet and online articles for their education and researches and there is fewer need to spend hours in the library searching between so many heavy books to collect the information they need. In conclusion, people are showing more interest on using internet and online resources to find whatever they need since it is easier and online resources are cheaper and i believe this will lead to disapearing printed books and newspapers in the future.