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Some people think that giving beggars money on the street is wrong, while others think it's right. Which idea do you support? Be sure to use specific details and examples to support your opinion. v.2

Some people think that giving beggars money on the street is wrong, while others think it's right. Which idea do you support? Be sure to use specific details and examples to support your opinion. v. 2
We all feel pity when we see beggars requesting spare change on the streets. In my opinion, however, it is incorrect to give in to these feelings and supply these people with money. Ultimately, the cash could be better used for other purposes. In the first place, the money given to beggars can be better spent on other charities. For example, five dollars may purchase a slice of pizza in a developed country. In the developing world, however, that same five dollars could purchase life-saving products, such as nets to ward off malaria, or nutrients to aid starving children. Rather than giving money to local beggars, it would be more just to save spare change during the year, eventually donating all of it to the developing world. That is where it can do the maximum amount of good. It is random that some people are close neighbors and others live far away. We owe moral obligations to people everywhere, however, because we are all human beings. For this reason, it is wrong to prefer helping local beggars rather than distant, starving strangers. We should always spend our money where it does the most good to the most people. At the same time, giving money to beggars can encourage bad practices. It is uncertain how the money might be used. For example, it might be used to purchase drugs or alcohol. These substances will not help the beggar to improve his or her position in life. Moreover, by giving beggars money, you are perhaps not really helping them in the long run. There is an old saying that you can feed a man for one day by giving him a fish, but you can feed him for a lifetime by teaching him to fish. The reason this is relevant is that it is better to encourage beggars to seek jobs rather than supporting their state of unemployment. Of course, some beggars are unable to find work and need help in the short term. But it is impossible to tell the difference between people who sincerely need the money and those who will misuse it, or are uninterested in finding work. For this reason, it is better to allow social services and unemployment agencies to help the needy, and to spend excess money on charities in the developing world.
We all feel pity when we
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beggars
requesting spare
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change
on the streets. In my opinion,
however
, it is incorrect to give in to these feelings and supply these
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people
with
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money
.
Ultimately
, the cash could be
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better
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used
for other purposes.

In the
first
place, the
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money
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given
to
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beggars
can be
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better
spent on other charities.
For example
, five dollars may
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purchase
a slice of pizza in a
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developed country
. In the developing world,
however
, that same five dollars could
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purchase
life-saving products, such as nets to ward off malaria, or nutrients to aid starving children.
Rather
than
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giving
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money
to local
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beggars
, it would be more
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just
to save spare
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change
during the year,
eventually
donating all of it to the developing world.
That is
where it can do the maximum amount of
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good
. It is random that
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some
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people
are close neighbors
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and others
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live
far away. We owe moral obligations to
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people
everywhere,
however
,
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because
we are all human beings.
For this reason
, it is
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wrong
to prefer helping local
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beggars
rather
than distant, starving strangers. We should always spend our
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money
where it does the most
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good
to the most
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people
.

At the same time,
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giving
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money
to
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beggars
can encourage
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bad
practices. It is uncertain how the
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money
might be
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used
.
For example
, it might be
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used
to
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purchase
drugs or alcohol. These substances will not
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help
the
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beggar
to
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improve
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his or her
position in life.
Moreover
, by
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giving
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beggars
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, you are perhaps not
really
helping them in the long run. There is an
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saying that you can feed a
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man
for one day by
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him a fish,
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you can feed him for a lifetime by teaching him to fish. The reason this is relevant is that it is
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better
to encourage
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beggars
to seek jobs
rather
than supporting their state of unemployment.

Of course
,
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some
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beggars
are unable to find work and need
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help
in the short term.
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it is impossible to
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tell
the difference between
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people
who
sincerely
need the
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money
and those who will misuse it, or
are uninterested
in finding work.
For this reason
, it is
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better
to
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allow
social services and unemployment agencies to
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help
the needy, and to spend excess
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money
on charities in the developing world.
14Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
30Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
1Mistakes
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Rita Mae Brown

IELTS essay Some people think that giving beggars money on the street is wrong, while others think it's right. Which idea do you support? Be sure to use specific details and examples to support your opinion. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
387 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • 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: 5.5
  • 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: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
  • 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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