Hi guys, I'm planning on getting an EOR for my results : L8.5 R7.5 W6.5 S8.5.
Here is my task 2 essay. I would like to know my likelihood of getting bumped to a 7. This is as much as I can remember about my original writing but the ideas and examples are the same.
Fast food has become a part of life. Some people think it has bad effects on our health and lifestyle.
Do you agree or disagree. Give your reasons and use any relevant examples or personal experience.
It has become increasingly common to consume fast food in our society nowadays. Many people believe that there are various downsides to regular fast food consumption. In my opinion, I strongly agree that fast food has numerous negative impacts on our health as well as ways of living.
Some people may prefer dining at fast food chains such as McDonald's and KFC due to the convenience. The majority of fast food consumers choose them as they are convenient and widely available in most major cities. Therefore, it appeals to those who have busy schedules and do not have time to make home cooked meals.
While some enjoy the convenience fast food provides, many individuals believe that they have a few negative effects on us. Firstly, excessive consumption of fast food can potentially lead to cardiovascular problems and obesity. A great example of this is from the documentary 'Super-sized Me' where the host followed a diet of strictly fast food for months. In the end, he had developed high blood pressure and gained a tremendous amount of weight.
In addition to the risk of becoming overweight and developing heart conditions, the ease of access of fast food has made it very easy for individuals to develop a dependency on fast food. For instance, a person who does not cook regularly may not have the basic knowledge of meal preparation. As a result, he or she may end up relying heavily on fast food for the rest of his or her life.
In conclusion, while fast food is one of the most convenient way to satisfy our hunger, it is extremely crucial that we take its negative impacts on our health and style of living seriously.
Here is my task 2 essay. I would like to know my likelihood of getting bumped to a 7. This is as much as I can remember about my original writing but the ideas and examples are the same.
Fast food has become a part of life. Some people think it has bad effects on our health and lifestyle.
Do you agree or disagree. Give your reasons and use any relevant examples or personal experience.
It has become increasingly common to consume fast food in our society nowadays. Many people believe that there are various downsides to regular fast food consumption. In my opinion, I strongly agree that fast food has numerous negative impacts on our health as well as ways of living.
Some people may prefer dining at fast food chains such as McDonald's and KFC due to the convenience. The majority of fast food consumers choose them as they are convenient and widely available in most major cities. Therefore, it appeals to those who have busy schedules and do not have time to make home cooked meals.
While some enjoy the convenience fast food provides, many individuals believe that they have a few negative effects on us. Firstly, excessive consumption of fast food can potentially lead to cardiovascular problems and obesity. A great example of this is from the documentary 'Super-sized Me' where the host followed a diet of strictly fast food for months. In the end, he had developed high blood pressure and gained a tremendous amount of weight.
In addition to the risk of becoming overweight and developing heart conditions, the ease of access of fast food has made it very easy for individuals to develop a dependency on fast food. For instance, a person who does not cook regularly may not have the basic knowledge of meal preparation. As a result, he or she may end up relying heavily on fast food for the rest of his or her life.
In conclusion, while fast food is one of the most convenient way to satisfy our hunger, it is extremely crucial that we take its negative impacts on our health and style of living seriously.
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