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Nowadays advertising plays a crucial role in TV’s world

Nowadays advertising plays a crucial role in TV’s world. TV commercials have been effective to buy a product. In particular, advertising directed toward young children can involve some dangerous situations. I agree with the statement that these advertisements should not be allowed because of certain reasons such as behaviour disorder and unnecessary expenses. First of all, producers have a commercial concern and they are using children for trade targets. It is clear that parents have to pay unnecessary expenses due to advertising. To illustrate, children are watching cartoons which are quite fascinating in their imagination. Manufacturer produces cartoon characters’s toys and puts advertisements on TV and ınternet. Also these toys can be more expensive as parent’s budget. Therefore, kids who see advertisements will want to buy and play with all toys. As a result, they are encouraged to their parents spend unnecessary expenses by the commercials. I think that producers must not use kids like a tool for money making worries. Secondly, despite the fact that the advertisements are as short as two or five minutes, children can be affected by advertisements for a long time. If we observe their behaviour and attitude, we may notice that children show disorders. For instance, children who expose negative effects of commercials display insatiable and aggressive attitudes because advertising producers attempt to persuade kids to buy a new product constantly. Moreover, they will not be able to change these habits when they grow up. For that reason, advertisements targeting children require detailed examination by experts. If experts do not confirm these advertisements, it should not be allowed. To sum up, ı strongly believe that commercials have a huge and misleading impact on children and parents. These commercials can cause unfavorable behaviour and cost. Consequently, the family budget and their personalities could suffer. Government and people who take out advertisements should tackle this issue.
Nowadays advertising plays a crucial role in TV’s world. TV commercials have been effective to
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buy
a product.
In particular
, advertising directed toward young
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children
can involve
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some
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dangerous
situations. I
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agree
with the statement that these
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advertisements
should not be
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allowed
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because
of certain reasons such as
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behaviour
disorder and unnecessary expenses.

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First of all
, producers have a
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commercial
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concern and
they are using
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children
for trade targets. It is
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clear
that
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parents
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have to
pay unnecessary expenses due to advertising. To illustrate,
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children
are watching cartoons which are quite fascinating in their imagination. Manufacturer produces cartoon
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characters’s
toys and puts
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advertisements
on TV and
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ınternet
.
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Also
these toys can be more expensive as
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parent’s
budget.
Therefore
, kids who
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see
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advertisements
will want to
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buy
and play with all toys.
As a result
, they
are encouraged
to their
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parents
spend unnecessary expenses by the commercials. I
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think
that producers
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must
not
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use
kids like a tool for money making worries.

Secondly
, despite the fact that the
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advertisements
are as short as two or five minutes,
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children
can be
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affected
by
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advertisements
for a long time. If we observe their
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behaviour
and attitude, we may notice that
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children
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show
disorders.
For instance
,
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children
who expose
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negative
effects of commercials display insatiable and aggressive attitudes
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because
advertising producers attempt to persuade kids to
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buy
a new product
constantly
.
Moreover
, they will not be able to
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change
these habits when they grow up. For that reason,
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advertisements
targeting
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children
require detailed examination by experts. If experts do not confirm these
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advertisements
, it should not be
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allowed
.

To sum up, ı
strongly
believe that commercials have a huge and misleading impact on
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children
and
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parents
. These commercials can cause unfavorable
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behaviour
and cost.
Consequently
, the family budget and their personalities could suffer.
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Government
and
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people
who take out
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advertisements
should tackle this issue.
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IELTS essay Nowadays advertising plays a crucial role in TV’s world

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
310 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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