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Some people think that activities during the free time should be planned while others disagree. Discuss both sides and include examples and relevant data from your own experience. v.2

Some people think that activities during the free time should be planned while others disagree. v. 2
In today's world, everyone is so much pre-occupied with work, they hardly get any leisure time. An ongoing debate highlights a similar discussion, where some people believe that it is better to plan your free time in advance as it saves time and money, while others oppose it, as it is mainly for relaxation and should not be made as tasks. The most significant advantage of planning early is it helps in saving time and money. Nowadays, people take out time for vacation's. Therefore, if they don't plan it early, they might end up paying twice the actual price. Also, it helps with choosing a better place for a vacation. To illustrate this, in the USA, people plan their vacation at least 6 months in advance, as they are aware, last minute they will not find a place to live and end up paying a lot more, especially on long weekends. A negative of planning early is, change in plan. Some time due to health or weather we are unable to travel to respective place and end up being at home and whole planning has no outcome, which is rare, but still advised to book refundable hotel. On the other hand, unplanned trips are usually short, as some amount of time is already spent on exploring options. People do these trips mostly on weekends, to rejuvenate them something or just wanted a long drive to visit their friends or nearby relative. Unplanned trips do bring excitement as it boosts adrenaline rush. For example, the University of Chicago did research on people who love sudden planned verses planned travels and found out that sudden plans are more cost effective. It is because, they are short. An adverse effect of unplanned travel is the fatigue as we spend a lot on driving and being active and unable to relax. In conclusion, whatever trip we take, whether planned or unplanned, both trips have their positives and negative, although, planning is more relaxing and cost effective. Unplanned trips are short and exciting. Irrespective of the fatigue, both the travels are worth the enjoyment.
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pre-occupied
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get
any leisure
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. An ongoing debate highlights a similar discussion, where
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some
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people
believe that it is better to
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plan
your free
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time
in advance as it saves
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time
and money, while others oppose it, as it is
mainly
for relaxation and should not
be made
as tasks.

The most significant advantage of
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planning
early is it
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helps
in saving
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time
and money. Nowadays,
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people
take out
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time
for vacation's.
Therefore
, if they don't
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plan
it early, they might
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end
up paying twice the actual price.
Also
, it
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helps
with choosing a better place for a vacation. To illustrate this, in the USA,
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people
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plan
their vacation at least 6 months in advance, as they are aware, last minute they will not find a place to
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live
and
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up paying a lot more,
especially
on long weekends. A
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negative
of
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planning
early is,
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change
in
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plan
.
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Some
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time
due to health or weather we are unable to
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travel
to respective place and
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end
up being at home and whole
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planning
has no outcome, which is rare,
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but
still
advised to book refundable hotel.

On the other hand
,
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unplanned
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trips
are
usually
short, as
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some
amount of
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time
is already spent on exploring options.
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People
do these
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trips
mostly
on weekends, to rejuvenate them something or
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just
wanted a long drive to visit their friends or nearby relative.
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Unplanned
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trips
do bring excitement as it boosts adrenaline rush.
For example
, the University of Chicago did research on
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people
who
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love
sudden planned verses planned
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travels
and found out that sudden
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plans
are more cost effective. It is
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because
, they are short. An adverse effect of
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unplanned
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travel
is the fatigue as we spend a lot on driving and being active and unable to relax.

In conclusion
, whatever
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trip
we take, whether planned or
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unplanned
, both
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trips
have their positives and
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negative
, although,
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planning
is more relaxing and cost effective.
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Unplanned
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trips
are short and exciting. Irrespective of the fatigue, both the
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travels
are worth the enjoyment.
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IELTS essay Some people think that activities during the free time should be planned while others disagree. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
349 words
8
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 8.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 8.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 8.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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