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Do you agree or disagree with this statement? The government is better to pay the budget for building the new projects rather than old buildings. v.6

The government is better to pay the budget for building the new projects rather than old buildings. v. 6
It is debatable whether or not we should accept or attempt to improve an unsatisfactory situation. In my opinion, although accepting situations in life may be pragmatic in some cases, it is still beneficial to at least strive to better the situation. On the one hand, acceptance of facts is sometimes the only way to make people feel more satisfied with their lives. This is especially true for those who are unable to drastically change their situation, particularly if they are at war or experiencing a severe economic downturn. The best example of this would be people living in Syria and Iraq. Considering their war conditions, it would be cruel to suggest that they should find a way to improve their lives when it might simply be impossible. Instead, these people may feel to be better off by accepting that they cannot make any changes to their situation at the present moment and just focus on their own survival and that of their family. On the other hand, I would argue that in even the most difficult situations people can make their lives better through continued effort. Instances of people who worked hard and became successful abound in both developed and developing nations. A relevant example is Yuzhu Shi, an entrepreneur who was known as “the poorest man in China” as his first company owed millions of RMBs to the investors. However, rather than accepting the failure and filing for bankruptcy, he took on the debt himself, learned from his previous mistakes, and restarted another business to sell health supplements. Thanks to his efforts, his second business took off so quickly that he repaid the money in full a few years later. Now he is not only debt-free, but also becomes a billionaire in China. To conclude, there are very few situations where it would be advisable to simply accept an unhappy situation because hard work over a long period will pay off to some degree in the vast majority of cases.
It is debatable
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whether or not
we should accept or attempt to
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improve
an unsatisfactory
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situation
. In my opinion, although accepting
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situations
in life may be pragmatic in
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some
cases, it is
still
beneficial to at least strive to better the situation.

On the one hand, acceptance of facts is
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sometimes
the
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only
way to
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make
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people
feel more satisfied with their
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lives
. This is
especially
true for those who are unable to
drastically
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change
their
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situation
,
particularly
if they are at war or experiencing a severe economic downturn. The best example of this would be
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people
living in Syria and Iraq. Considering their war conditions, it would be cruel to suggest that they should find a way to
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improve
their
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lives
when it might
simply
be impossible.
Instead
, these
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people
may feel to be better off by accepting that they cannot
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make
any
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changes
to their
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situation
at the present moment and
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just
focus on their
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own
survival and that of their family.

On the other hand
, I would argue that in even the most difficult
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situations
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people
can
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make
their
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lives
better through continued effort. Instances of
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people
who worked
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hard
and became successful abound in both developed and developing nations. A relevant example is
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Yuzhu
Shi, an entrepreneur who
was known
as “the poorest
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man
in China” as his
first
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company
owed millions of
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RMBs
to the investors.
However
,
rather
than accepting the failure and filing for bankruptcy, he took on the debt himself, learned from his previous mistakes, and restarted another business to sell health supplements. Thanks to his efforts, his second business took off
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so
quickly
that he repaid the money in full a few years later.
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Now
he is not
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only
debt-free,
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but
also
becomes a billionaire in China.

To conclude
, there are
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very
few
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situations
where it would be advisable to
simply
accept an unhappy
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situation
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because
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hard
work over a long period will pay off to
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some
degree in the vast majority of cases.
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IELTS essay The government is better to pay the budget for building the new projects rather than old buildings. v. 6

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
332 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Lexical Resource: 7.0
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  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
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Task Achievement: 7.0
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