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Some people claim that there are different ways of saving energy (electricity and gas), such as using energy for a shorter period of time in the workplace and not using electricity / gas once a week. v.1

Some people claim that there are different ways of saving energy (electricity and gas), such as using energy for a shorter period of time in the workplace and not using electricity / gas once a week. v. 1
In today's modern world, non-renewable energy is still an essential part of life. Across the globe, electricity and gas are used by almost every house to big industries. Although I believe that energy wastage should be minimised, I refute that we should simply cut down the use of energy for the essential purposes based on a timetable. The base for my views would be personal and professional. From a professional perspective, electricity and gas are an invaluable resource to run a simple gadget like computers to more complex machines like cranes. For instance, if we plan to switch off electricity at our work area once in a week, definitely a majority of the people will be idle, as most of the companies run based on computers. Moreover, if we try to save the energy when it is really needed, precious time of the employees working on electronic devices will be wasted. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that energy is available during the work hours. We should research and invest in producing better energy source rather than cutting the power for a day in a week. The world has become very competitive and imposing a restriction on the working hours in office would simply reduce the productivity of a country. From a personal point of view, energy is mandatory to charge personal gadgets like mobile phones to stay connected with the world. For example, if there is no power and the battery charge of the mobile phone is almost finishing, then the mobile will be turned off. In addition to that, a switched off smartphone not only cuts off phone calls but also disconnects from social media as there is no internet connectivity. Thus, it is obvious that electricity should not be cut off or reduced based on a time table. In most of the major cities gas is used for cooking, hence not using it for a day would mean that we would need to buy foods from restaurants or fast food shops which are not only expensive but also harmful for health. In conclusion, by analysing how much essential is energy and gas in our day to day life, it is very much important that energy is available when required. As nonrenewable energy is precious, steps need to taken, so that they are not wasted. But not using it is not the proper way.
In
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today
's modern world, non-renewable
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energy
is
still
an
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essential
part of life. Across the globe,
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electricity
and
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gas
are
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used
by almost every
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house
to
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big
industries. Although I believe that
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energy
wastage should be
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minimised
, I refute that we should
simply
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cut
down the
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use
of
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energy
for the
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essential
purposes based on a timetable. The base for my views would be personal and professional.

From a professional perspective,
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electricity
and
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gas
are an invaluable resource to run a simple gadget like computers to more complex machines like cranes.
For instance
, if we plan to switch
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off
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electricity
at our work area once in a week, definitely a majority of the
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people
will be idle, as most of the
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companies
run based on computers.
Moreover
, if we try to save the
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energy
when it is
really
needed, precious time of the employees working on electronic devices will
be wasted
.
Therefore
, it is
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essential
to ensure that
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energy
is available during the work hours. We should research and invest in producing better
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energy
source
rather
than cutting the power for a day in a week. The world has become
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very
competitive and imposing a restriction on the working hours in office would
simply
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reduce
the productivity of a country.

From a personal point of view,
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energy
is mandatory to charge personal gadgets like mobile phones to stay connected with the world.
For example
, if there is no power and the battery charge of the mobile phone is almost finishing, then the mobile will
be turned
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off
.
In addition
to that, a switched
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off
smartphone not
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only
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cuts
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off
phone calls
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but
also
disconnects from social media as there is no internet connectivity.
Thus
, it is obvious that
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electricity
should not be
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cut
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off
or
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reduced
based on a time table. In most of the major cities
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gas
is
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used
for cooking,
hence
not using it for a day would mean that we would need to
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buy
foods from restaurants or
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fast
food shops which are not
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only
expensive
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but
also
harmful for health.

In conclusion
, by
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analysing
how much
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essential
is
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energy
and
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gas
in our
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day to day
life, it is
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very
much
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important
that
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energy
is available when required. As nonrenewable
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energy
is precious, steps need to
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taken
,
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so
that they are not wasted.
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But
not using it is not the proper way.
15Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
27Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes

IELTS essay Some people claim that there are different ways of saving energy (electricity and gas), such as using energy for a shorter period of time in the workplace and not using electricity / gas once a week. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
395 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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