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Some people prefer shopping in shopping centres while others prefer local markets. What are the advantages of each. Which shopping experience do you prefer. . . v.4

Some people prefer shopping in shopping centres while others prefer local markets. What are the advantages of each. Which shopping experience do you prefer. . . v. 4
Individuals now have preferences regarding where to shop. While a proportion of them chose to buy from malls because of its convenience, others prefer the traditional market for its freshness of food products. This essay will discuss the merits associated with both views and reach a concluding stance One major benefits of shopping in the Mall is that it is convenient for customers. Many people are engaged with white collar jobs and as such spend most of their time during the day working. They say that buying from the more is far more better than patronising located markets, because most shopping marts are open even into the dead of the night. As a result of this, they can easily branched the marts on their way home to pick up every thing they need. Mr Daniels, a banker, is a good example as he prefers buying all his goods from the shopping centres mostly after a busy day at work because of the ease at which he gets all the items on the shopping list. It is therefore more beneficial to people to shop easily from the marts. On the other hand, local market equally has its own merits. Firstly, Customers have the opportunity to purchase fresh goods from the local stores as they are brought to the market immediately they are harvested. Another advantage of local stores is that customers have the liberty to bargain for the items before buying, this can not be said of shopping centres as the goods are well labelled according to prices on the rank, hence buyers are not afforded the opportunity to beat down the price. Having had the privilege to shop in both markets, I enjoy purchasing all my goods from the traditional markets for the fact that its more cheaper as well as getting the products in their freshness. To conclude, undoubtedly shopping either in the mall or local shops has its own positive side as discussed above, however, buying from the traditional shop without any doubt, will always be a priority to me.
Individuals
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now
have preferences regarding where to
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shop
. While a proportion of them chose to
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buy
from malls
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because
of its convenience, others prefer the traditional
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market
for its freshness of food products. This essay will discuss the merits associated with both views and reach a concluding
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stance


One major benefits of
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shopping
in the Mall is that it is convenient for customers.
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Many
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people
are engaged
with white collar jobs and as such spend most of their time during the day working. They say that
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buying
from the more is far
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more better
than
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patronising
located markets,
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because
most
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shopping
marts are open even into the dead of the night.
As a result
of this, they can
easily
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branched
the marts on their way home to pick up every thing they need. Mr Daniels, a banker, is a
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good
example as he prefers
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buying
all his
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goods
from the
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shopping
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centres
mostly
after a busy day at work
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because
of the
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ease
at which he
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gets
all the items on the
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shopping
list. It is
therefore
more beneficial to
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people
to
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shop
easily
from the marts.

On the other hand
,
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local
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market
equally
has its
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own
merits.
Firstly
, Customers have the opportunity to
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purchase
fresh
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goods
from the
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local
stores as they
are brought
to the
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market
immediately they
are harvested
. Another advantage of
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local
stores is that customers have the liberty to bargain for the items
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before
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buying
, this can not
be said
of
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shopping
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centres
as the
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goods
are well labelled according to prices on the rank,
hence
buyers are not afforded the opportunity to beat down the price.

Having had the privilege to
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shop
in both markets, I enjoy purchasing all my
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goods
from the traditional markets for the fact that its
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more cheaper
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as well as
getting the products in their freshness.

To conclude
,
undoubtedly
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shopping
either in the mall or
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local
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shops
has its
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own
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positive
side as discussed above,
however
,
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buying
from the traditional
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shop
without any doubt, will always be a priority to me.
12Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
27Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
8Mistakes
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IELTS essay Some people prefer shopping in shopping centres while others prefer local markets. What are the advantages of each. Which shopping experience do you prefer. . . v. 4

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
342 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
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