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Noun / verb+ing has been an important part of many cultures / Western cultures / developing countries / school-life / working life / etc. For many years now. What are the reasons for this change, and what changes are likely or posible in the future?
Noun / verb+ing has been an important part of many cultures / Western cultures / developing countries / school-life / working life / etc. For many years now. What are the reasons for this change, and what changes are likely or posible in the future?
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Noun / verb+ing has been an important part of many cultures / Western cultures / developing countries / school-life / working life / etc. For many years now. What are the reasons for this change, and what changes are likely or posible in the future?
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1. It may indeed be true to say that ….(statement from the
question); what, however, are the factors involved?
2. It may indeed be the case that……(statement from the question);
this subject, however, requires further analysis.
3. …Noun…. has/have been….verb+ing for many years now. Has
this had generally beneficial efects, or have they been largely negative? e.g. Governments have been sending criminals to prison etc……
You can also use a passive structure:
Noun has/have been + past participle for many years now. Has this had generaly beneficial efects, or have they been largely negative? e.g. Criminals have been sent to prison etc….
4. At first sight, noun/verb+ing appear/ appears to be entirely
positive/beneficial. However,further analysis reveals drawbacks to this way of thinking.
5. When alis said and done, there are no clear solutions to this problem and it is for governments/ individuals/ the public/ students/etc to weighup both sides of the case and come to their own conclusions.
6. Noun/verb+ing is one of the most controversial isues of our
times. What are the arguments that need to be considered?
7. Noun/Verb+ing, as is the case with many isues,has both negative
and positive aspects.
8. On balance, it is my ownpersonal viewthat the advantages of
noun/verb+ing far/ heavily/ slightly outweigh the disadvantages.
9. Over recent years, atitudes to noun/verb+ing have changed
considerably. What are the reasons for this change, and what are the implications for the future?
10. Noun/verb+ing has/have been an important part of many
cultures/ Western cultures/ developing countries/ school-life/ working life/etc. for many years now. What are the reasons for this, and what changes are likely or posible in the future?