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TPO18- university change the choir scheduleThe man expresses his opinion about the changes described in this article. Briefly summarize the change. Then state his opinion of the change and explain the reasons he gives for holding that opinion. v.1

TPO18- university change the choir scheduleThe man expresses his opinion about the changes described in this article. Briefly summarize the change. Then state his opinion of the change and explain the reasons he gives for holding that opinion. v. 1
Previous world record holders and star athletes in various sports fields use to push the boundaries of human capabilities on the basis of their insurmountable ambition without substantial financial reward. Nowadays, professional athletes are considered wealthy individuals, capable of supporting lavish lifestyles. In my opinion, this change cannot be considered neither good nor bad as the truth is much more complex than a simple answer. In today's global market, there are few things that capture our imagination and provides excitement more than sports. Brands like the English premier league and the football champions league earn more money than most companies on the stock exchange. As sports as a whole got bigger and clubs got richer, some of the money injected into the profession found its way down the pecking order in the hands of the athletes themselves, so that even a mediocre premier league player can earn as much as 50, 000 pounds a week, which begs a question: is it good for the sport? Well, my answer is “yes and no”. On one hand, it has a favourable effect on the safety of sports events and the eradication of hooliganism due to the fact that the entrance fee is just too expensive for hostile parties. In addition, even though some people say that monetary gain, is a problematic driving force for younger generations, I do not see how it damages top athletes winning mentality or ambition. Take Mohammed Salah for example, the man earns an incredible amount of money, whether he wins or loses, however, his tears after his horrifying injury in the champions league final reflected on his extreme desire to win. On the other hand, it could be argued that the extra funds ruin the romance and surprise nature of the sport as only the richest teams can succeed. Moreover, one can argue that the hefty sums of money involved can cause children to concentrate on success in order to become rich rather than chase their dreams out of pure reasons. In conclusion, the sporting world has changed immensely during the past few decades. Although some people enjoy reflecting on the romantic ways of the past in which top athletes were motivated by their ambition alone, I do not share that sentiment and believe that there are some positive aspects of the aforementioned financial revolution.
Previous world record holders and star
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athletes
in various
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sports
fields
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use to
push the boundaries of human capabilities on the basis of their insurmountable ambition without substantial financial reward. Nowadays, professional
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athletes
are considered
wealthy individuals, capable of supporting lavish lifestyles. In my opinion, this
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change
cannot
be considered
neither
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good
nor
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bad
as the truth is much more complex than a simple answer.

In
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today
's global market, there are few things that capture our imagination and provides excitement more than
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sports
. Brands like the English premier
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league
and the football champions
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league
earn more
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money
than most
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companies
on the stock exchange. As
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sports
as a whole
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got
bigger and clubs
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got
richer,
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some of the
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money
injected into the profession found its way down the pecking order in the hands of the
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athletes
themselves,
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so
that even a mediocre premier
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league
player can earn as much as 50, 000 pounds a week, which begs a question: is it
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good
for the
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sport
? Well, my answer is “yes and no”.

On one hand, it has a
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favourable
effect on the safety of
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sports
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events
and the eradication of hooliganism due to the fact that the entrance fee is
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just
too expensive for hostile parties.
In addition
,
even though
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some
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people
say that monetary gain, is a problematic driving force for younger generations, I do not
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see
how it damages top
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athletes
winning mentality or ambition. Take Mohammed Salah
for example
, the
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man
earns an incredible amount of
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money
, whether he wins or loses,
however
, his tears after his horrifying injury in the champions
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league
final reflected on his extreme desire to win.

On the other hand
, it could
be argued
that the extra funds ruin the romance and surprise nature of the
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sport
as
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only
the richest teams can succeed.
Moreover
, one can argue that the hefty sums of
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money
involved can cause children to concentrate on success in order to become rich
rather
than chase their dreams out of pure reasons.

In conclusion
, the sporting world has
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changed
immensely
during the past few decades. Although
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some
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people
enjoy reflecting on the romantic ways of the past in which top
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athletes
were motivated
by their ambition alone, I do not share that sentiment and believe that there are
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some
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positive
aspects of the aforementioned financial revolution.
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IELTS essay TPO18- university change the choir scheduleThe man expresses his opinion about the changes described in this article. Briefly summarize the change. Then state his opinion of the change and explain the reasons he gives for holding that opinion. v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
388 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.0
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
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