Buenos dias Gustavo,
Te mando un ejercicio que he realizado del WRITING PART 1 para ver si me lo podriais corregir, como he visto que pone en vuestra web.
Me lo estoy preparando por mi cuenta y la verdad es que no tengo manera de saber como ando en la competencia de WRITING, por lo tanto estoy muy agradecido por tu iniciativa. Muy buena web por cierto, me esta siendo de gran utilidad.
Muchas gracias
Un saludo
Amit
Wealth,
the final frontier
Does
Economic wellbeing bring happiness?
(Feedback- Students usually start with an introductory paragraph. It should be 3-4 lines long and it states the topic that both texts have in common. You can see some examples in the blog)
Some people feel
strongly against this way of thinking. Wealth is measured in relation
to the wealth of others, so effectively; our happiness would be
dependent on those around us, when ideally it should be under our
control. Additionally, the elation and feeling of happiness we
receive from consuming products (be it a house, a car, a mobile phone
or the latest ikea kitchen gadget) is short-lived and we immediately
want more, never really getting satisified. It is a never ending
circle which keeps us in what some call the rat race. (Students usually start this paragraph with: The first text...)
On the other hand,
some think that money does bring happiness, but the
reasons are to be found after delving deeper. Money or banal
possessions will does not bring meaningful happiness or long term
satisfaction, but money can be the means through which we can access
services and tools by which we can attain a higher state of wellbeing. which DOES satisfy us. So being wealthy would be the means to an end,
not the end in itself. (Students usually start this paragraph with: The second text...)
As I see it, wealth
is not necessary for happiness but it can help as us it allows for being
independent, economically independent, ( check this part) and that can bring about a big
change in our lives. But it does not automatically bring happiness.
That depends on us. It is up to us to focus correctly, not getting
blinded by the ambition for more, but instead leading a lifestyle
which satisfies us. In conclusion, doing things which really quench
our intellect and heart be it travelling, creating, spending time
with our loved ones, developing our hobbies, helping others, and long
and varied, etc. as these necessities change from person to person.
So what makes you happy? (Essays are rather formal, so do not end one with a question. I suggest also that you make this conclusion paragraph shorter, ideally 3-4 lines max)
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