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Billions of dollars are donated to poor countries each year in order to relieve the suffering (s ) of their people.
Whether directly offering financial aid to poor areas is effective has become controversial(non-original ).Views on this topic vary considerably(non-original ).It is often argued (unnecessarily passive )that offering simple(wrong word ) financial aid can bring about a host of benefits. One reason for this view is that those introverted(wrong word ) countries
areusuallysuffering( suffer ) from natural (disasters, disease)( unparallelled ) and famine due to the lack of money( confusion ). But these difficulties can be immediately solved( unnecessarily passive ), once they receive the donations. Besides, these funds can be invested in the construction of basic infrastructure, such as hospitals, education and transportation, which consequently not only can increase job opportunities, but also boost the local economy.In contrast, opponents of this view maintain that other alternative types of help may be more effective in solving poverty. For example, scientists and experts can be dispatched to poor countries, and teach the local residents to use the advanced technologies and improve their productivity and working efficiency, so that they can develop a self-independence economy. Furthermore, those poor countries can also benefit from international trade, as they can deliver natural resources or cheap labour to other developed countries.
In conclusion, I think directly financial aid may bring some problems. The donations may flow into bad government and be used in some unimportant projects, resulting in the waste of resources and undermining the enthusiasm in developed countries to offer aid. But my personal view is that those types of help should be combined reasonably in order to get the optimum solution.
The reading passage’s author is convinced that asteroids are (good choices)( a good choice ) for colonization. ( punctuation error )Yet, the professor disagrees with it(unclear pronoun ).
First, the professor disputes the reading’s points ( by saying )that having a lower gravity is (a good thing)( use concrete words ),( punctuation error ) because low gravity may have a bad influence on people. For example, people living on the asteroids will lose muscle mass, which may lead to health problems.
Second, the professor opposes
tothe point that we can mine valuable metals ( in order )to pay forthe cost of thecolonization ( costs ). He points(word repetition ) out that the( transportation ) costof the transportingwill be a high consumption( unclear ). In addition,we can not be sure(avoid using NOT; little evidence suggests )that the price(s ) of the metals willbe the same as it is( avoid using BE; remain stable ), (punctuation error )because if the supplement(wrong word ) of them increases(increased ), the price of them(unclear pronoun ) will ( would drop )be lower as well.Finally, while the reading
notes( suggests/argues ) thattheasteroids will be very easy to reach(confusion ), the professor holds a different perspective. The professor explains that though they are easy to reach at one point, they will not stay there. The asteroid may move far away from the Earth, making it extremely hard togo ( come ) back( return ) to the Earth.Avoid using vague words and phrases such as ” there are”, “it”, “this” and “thing”.
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Modern lifestyles have led to severe public health problems, which has ( have )drawn wide attention from both government and individuals. Some people believe that government should increase sports equipment to address
concerns aboutpublic health ( concerns )problems, while others disagree with this belief. In my opinion, government should enhance sports facilities and employ other measures to resolve( the issue)(unclear ).On the one hand,
modern(many ) people are suffering from occupational diseases forthe lack of(less ) exercise. ( missing transitory word )Government should implement the policy of establishing( expand )moresports infrastructuresto help people wrestle with thesecommondiseases. Increasing the amount of sports equipment in the community and parks, for example, can give the public more opportunities totakeexercise. At the same time, the government(be consistent with government/the government ) caninvest more in improving the quality of( provide more )public sports resources, which allows the public to enjoy the same sports infrastructure as in the gym.On the other hand, government should take other measures to
helpsolve public health problems( repetition / challenges ). The authorities should ensure the residents realize the importance of keeping healthy and popularize the knowledge about how to take exercise more scientifically.( Lengthy, unclear ) As such, the residents can get rid of unhealthy lifestyles and develop healthy life habits gradually. Meanwhile, government should call fororganizations, likecommunities, schools, and corporations, to host sporting activities more frequently, thus encouraging greater public involvement in physical exercise. With these joint efforts can public health issues be resolved more efficiently.(unnecessary passive )In my opinion, government should not only contribute more to increasing the intensity and quality of sports facilities, ( punctuation error )but also take other measures to resolve the public health issue.( Repetition. No new info provided. )Public health problem
s have( remains )always beena concern in many countries. ( incoherent )(There is )(unclear subject )a growing advocacy forthe addition of(adding )sports facilities to improve the health level of citizens. While these facilities do contribute to people’s health ( improvement ), I believethatother measures can ( also )be taken, too.The(First, the )increasing number of sports facilities can promote people’s fitness.The availability of more sports facilities, such as public parks( Parks ), tennis courses, ( as well as )swimming pools, ( for instance, )can help to reduce( minimize )the need totravel a long distance to(go to distant )sports centres, encouraging( thereby allowing ) people todevelop a habit of(engage )regular exercisein their free time. (The visible presence of others participating in sports activities will make it possible for those who prefer a sedentary lifestyle to become more physically active, too.) ( unclear )For example, if local residentssee( saw )their neighbours jogging or doing yoga in the park, theywill( would ) put down their mobile phonesand be keento follow suit, which in turn helps them release stress from work (or study and build strong bodies(( unclear ).However, other measures can
be as significant to(also ) enhance people’s health becausethelack of exercise is not the only factor that leads to health problems.One measure that can be undertaken is launching( Launching )health awareness campaignson( via ) televisionprogrammes(can be an effective measure ).For example,( In doing so, )governments can educate the public abouttheconsequences of poor diet (habits such as fast food)( confusion ), which(unclear ) are calorically high and nutritionally low, and the latter ( unclear )will reduce the consumption of such food, potentially leading to a reduction in obesity rate and other health problems( redundant, unclear sentence ). Additionally, clear calories and ingredients ( unclear )should be required to be labelled on the package of food so that people can make wiser food choices; government can impose penalties on those businesses that fail to follow this policy.(unclear )Personally,I think providing more sports facilities canonlybest benefit those who arealreadyfond of sports, and it(unclear pronoun ) is more important to motivate the public to adopt a healthy lifestyle.Fix the problems suggested in the screenshot reviews and then resubmit your essay.
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Some people strongly believe that punishment
plays an important role(redundant – is critical )in helping children tell right from wrong. Not all kinds of punishment, however, suit the young, especially infants who don’t understand what is happening or why he or she is punished.Excessive punishment is unnecessary and could have a devastating effect on
thechildren’s futures(/growth ).For example, teens( Teens )whose parents used physical punishment are more likely to become aggressive. Even worse, inappropriate punishment makes children become even more rebellious and lose interest in everything. If punishmentare( is ) needed, it should not be of a physical nature. For instance, spanking merely sends the information that it is acceptable for large people to hit smaller ones, which mightresult in( encourage ) the childrenstartingto bully others.In my opinion, appropriate punishment is more likely to help children stop doing something bad again. Teachers and parents can use a variety of methods to discipline
theirchildren,( ; )such ( methods include )asdetention, taking away privileges, and grounding. Preferably, children learn the importance of taking their own responsibilities through the process. For instance, children are being made to pick up the rubbish theyhavedropped, clean the graffiti theyhave drawn( drew ), and apologize to someone theyhavehurt.In sum, punishment is usually only useful with a short-term effect and
leaves(BE-DOES; it can/might leave/lead to ) severe trauma. (As such, parents)Parentsand teachers are advised to choose better approaches to encourage children to behavethemselvesand learn to be responsible for their mistakesthemselves. Only in this way can teens finally become a meaningful part forthesociety.