KatieNatalya
May 12, 2019
Writing Feedback / Essay on the economy and environment [3]
I know it's not part of your essay but the correct form of feedback is always singular (not feedbacks) as feedback cannot be counted (can use many, more, etc.)
There has been a heated debate (remove a, since there is more than one debate and it is ongoing) or use 'There is heated debate'
"In other words, the more determined people are to make their countries succeed economicallyeconomically booming, the more relentlessly they will deplete the Earth of its resources."
paid on the health of our life-supporting system. --> paid to the health of our life-support system
"On the other hand, however,"
Third Paragraph: 'on the other hand' and 'however' can be used in place of each other in most cases, you only need one, and since 'on one hand' was used in the second paragraph, I suggest you remove 'however'
strengthen --> strengthening
I felt that the conclusion was quite effective. There were a few sentences that I had to read twice to find the meaning of, due to grammar. Some sentences could be reworded to be shorter and to the point. Overall, it was well-written and appropriate to the topic, as it discussed both sides of the argument. My formatting may have been a bit confusing (first post!) so just ask if you need clarification. Based on this writing, I think you'll do better on the IELTS this time around :)
I know it's not part of your essay but the correct form of feedback is always singular (not feedbacks) as feedback cannot be counted (can use many, more, etc.)
There has been a heated debate (remove a, since there is more than one debate and it is ongoing) or use 'There is heated debate'
"In other words, the more determined people are to make their countries succeed economically
paid on the health of our life-supporting system. --> paid to the health of our life-support system
"On the other hand, however,"
Third Paragraph: 'on the other hand' and 'however' can be used in place of each other in most cases, you only need one, and since 'on one hand' was used in the second paragraph, I suggest you remove 'however'
strengthen --> strengthening
I felt that the conclusion was quite effective. There were a few sentences that I had to read twice to find the meaning of, due to grammar. Some sentences could be reworded to be shorter and to the point. Overall, it was well-written and appropriate to the topic, as it discussed both sides of the argument. My formatting may have been a bit confusing (first post!) so just ask if you need clarification. Based on this writing, I think you'll do better on the IELTS this time around :)