نمونه انشاي آيلتس
You should spend about 40 minutes on this task.
Write about the following topic:
Is freedom of speech necessary in a free society?
Give reasons for your answer.
Write at least 250 words.In the last decade, there has been considerable debate over the role of free speech in a free society. Some object to absolute freedom of speech. Others advocate free speech, arguing that the freedom of speech is the single most important political right of citizens in a civilized society. Whilst I believe that there are strong arguments on both sides, I would suggest that freedom of speech should be protected in all but extreme circumstances.
The freedom of speech is important at all levels in a society. Yet it is most important for the governments. A government which does not know what the people feel and think is in a dangerous position. This is how the communist regimes of Eastern Europe were toppled in the 1980s. The same is happening again in other regions of the world today. The governments that muzzle free speech run a risk of pushing their people to behave destructively or to rebel. Furthermore, without free speech no political action is possible and no resistance to injustice and oppression is possible. Without free speech elections would have no meaning at all. Policies of contestants become known to the public and become responsive to public opinion only by virtue of free speech. Between elections the freely expressed opinions of citizens help restrain oppressive rule. Without this freedom it is futile to expect political freedom or consequently economic freedom.In conclusion, I believe that the importance of free speech as a basic and valuable characteristic of a free society cannot be underestimated. It may be challenging for society to allow differences of opinion out into the open; however, the consequences of restricting free speech are likely to be more damaging in the longer term.
(285 words)
در اين نوشتار نوشتن انشاء براي بخش دوم امتحان آيلتس (آكادميك و جنرال) را به راحتي فرا ميگيريد.
اگر در فهم مطالب به زبان انگليسي مشكلي داشتيد، در بخش نظرات سوال بفرماييد.
Academic and General Training
Writing Task 2: For and Against
In some IELTS Writing tasks you need to give arguments for and against the
topic. If you do not do this you may only be answering half the question
and you will lose marks.
Test tip: You must keep the main topic in mind while you arewriting and refer back to it all the time. You will lose marks if you donot address the issue raised in the question. |
Re-Writing or summarising the
question
1 Read the task 2 question below and summarise in your own words
what it is that you must agree or disagree with.
Some governments try to control the way a nationallanguage is used. For example, they may restrict the introduction of foreignwords, or the use of dialects, or they may demand that a certain language beused in schools.What are the benefits and disadvantages of these policies? Doyou think they can ever be effective? |
2 Write your summary in the middle of a clean page and put a circle round it. ‘Brainstorm’ some ideas on how to respond to this question.
Making notes agreeing and disagreeing with the question
3 Organise your thoughts about the ideas in the task by writing them in your own words, and thinking of points for and against the argument.
Example:
FOR | Restrictions on a national language are justified | AGAINST |
Think of two more points to add to the notes. one for and one against the main topic in the circle.
Organising you answer
4 Now you need to make a plan for
your answer. Here is an example.
Introduction |
Paragraph 1 |
Paragraph 2 |
Paragraph 3 |
Conclusion |
Write a complete answer
5 Write a complete answer
to this question, following the steps above.
Test tip: ‘To what extend do you agree’ is another way of saying‘Do you agree … if so, how much?’ It invites you to agree and disagree. |
Learning a foreign language offers an insight intohow people from other cultures think and see world. The teaching of aforeign language should be compulsory at all primary schools.To whatextent do you agree or disagree with this view? |