Some people like to try new things, for example, places to visit and types of food. Other people prefer to keep doing things they are familiar with. Discuss both attitudes and give your own opinion.
Nowadays, there are many options available to each person. Some like to try new
things
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such
as places to visit and a variety of Linking Words
food
, Use synonyms
whereas
others prefer to do Linking Words
things
that are familiar Use synonyms
for
them. Change preposition
to
Although
both types of people have justifiable reasons, as far as I am concerned, one should try new Linking Words
things
.
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Firstly
, individuals seek excitement and want to build new relationships through their experience. Linking Words
For instance
, visiting unfamiliar places gives a person opportunities to find shops selling clothes that cannot be found in their local area. If they bought them, it would give them precious memory and Linking Words
excitment
to wear them. In terms of trying new Correct your spelling
excitement
food
, one could make more international friends. Use synonyms
For example
, if a person lives in a shared house with Linking Words
multinationalities
, they can share their traditional Correct your spelling
multi nationalities
multi-nationalities
multinational ties
food
in the house. Use synonyms
This
would help them to build their relationships and Linking Words
this
is why people like to try new Linking Words
things
.
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On the other hand
, some prefer to repeat doing Linking Words
things
they are familiarUse synonyms
.
Change preposition
with.
This
is because they are afraid of making mistakes. Linking Words
For example
, fussy eaters tend to eat the same dish wherever they go because if the Linking Words
food
is not their cup of tea, they might be Use synonyms
disapointed
by the whole experience. Correct your spelling
disappointed
Additionally
, it is a fact that travelling Linking Words
new
places could lead Change preposition
to new
challenging
situations Change preposition
to challenging
such
as finding a safe hotel in the country with having a language Linking Words
barrire
. Correct your spelling
barrier
This
could be very hard for some to cope with, Linking Words
thus
, they tend to do Linking Words
things
that are familiar Use synonyms
for
them.
Change preposition
to
To conclude
, despite the fact that both opinions are understandable and should be respected, I personally prefer to try new Linking Words
things
because it gives me excitement and helps me to make more friends. Even if I encounter difficulties, it gives me an opportunity to grow myself by Use synonyms
overcomimg
those challenges.Correct your spelling
overcoming
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task achievement
Great job presenting both sides of the argument and clearly stating your opinion. To improve, make sure to avoid minor grammatical errors, such as 'disapointed' which should be 'disappointed' and 'multinationalities' which could be better stated as 'people of different nationalities.'
coherence cohesion
For better clarity, ensure all sentences are well-structured and transitions between paragraphs are smoother. For example, 'visiting unfamiliar places gives a person opportunities to find shops selling clothes that cannot be found in their local area' could be simplified for better understanding.
task achievement
The introduction clearly outlines the topic and your stance, making it easy for the reader to follow your arguments.
task achievement
You used specific examples to support your points, such as the scenario of sharing food in a multinational household, which adds depth to your argument.
coherence cohesion
Your conclusion effectively summarizes your main points and reinforces your opinion, which leaves a strong final impression.