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Describe a way to reuse or recycle your trash.

Describe a way to reuse or recycle your trash. KlNR0
We live in a throwaway society. We wipe up spills with paper towels and wipe our hands with paper tissues we discard after a single use. Many of us even change our whole wardrobes every season, discarding old clothes that are in perfectly good shape. All this waste is costly, both for us and the environment. So when we choose to reuse, we’re making our life greener and cheaper at the same time. There are many ways to make reuse a part of our life. Some are simple, such as carrying a reusable shopping bag to the supermarket. Others take a bit more effort, and need to get creative. In fact, I don’t reuse or recycle household’s trash in the past. Actually, in these years when I see some people look for plastics in the trash, I take a bit more effort to reuse or recycle it. First of all, our plastic trash such as milk and soda bottles, and plastic bags go in the recycling bin in the corner of yard. Next, we give the stuff to the people who collect it. I think most of it will take in to the recycling center. Also, I try to use reusable water bottle instead of disposable products. In addition, empty glass and plastic jars make excellent kitchen storage and can be used as mixing containers for marinade or salad dressing. Also, many reusable products can take the place of paper towels. I remember my mother made reusable cleaning rags from old towels and cotton shirts. In the Office we use both sides of paper, keep a recycling bin nearby our desk. then, change them with green plants, also, recharge ink cartridges and reuse them. As a result, we save more energy and more money. Also it’s better for our environment.
We
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in a throwaway society. We wipe up spills with paper towels and wipe our hands with paper tissues we discard after a single
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use
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of us even
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change
our whole wardrobes every season, discarding
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old
clothes that are in
perfectly
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good
shape.

All this waste is costly, both for us and the environment.
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So
when we choose to
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reuse
, we’re making our life greener and cheaper at the same time.

There are
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many
ways to
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make
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reuse
a part of our life.
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Some
are simple, such as carrying a
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reusable
shopping bag to the supermarket. Others take a bit more effort, and need to
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get
creative.

In fact, I don’t
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reuse
or recycle household’s trash in the past. Actually, in these years when I
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see
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some
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people
look for
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plastics
in the trash, I take a bit more effort to
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reuse
or recycle it.
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First of all
, our
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plastic
trash such as milk and soda bottles, and
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plastic
bags go in the recycling bin in the corner of yard.
Next
, we give the stuff to the
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people
who collect it. I
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think
most of it will take in to the recycling center.
Also
, I try to
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use
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reusable
water bottle
instead
of disposable products.

In addition
, empty glass and
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plastic
jars
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make
excellent kitchen storage and can be
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used
as mixing containers for marinade or salad dressing.

Also
,
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many
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reusable
products can take the place of paper towels. I remember my mother made
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reusable
cleaning rags from
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old
towels and cotton shirts.

In the Office we
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use
both sides of paper,
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keep
a recycling bin nearby our desk.
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then
,
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change
them with green plants,
also
, recharge ink cartridges and
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reuse
them.
As a result
, we save more energy and more money.
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Also
it’s better for our environment.
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IELTS essay Describe a way to reuse or recycle your trash.

Essay
  American English
8 paragraphs
300 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.5
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Grammatical Range: 6.0
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