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When shopping, some people use brand names to help them decide what to buy. Other people go only by price. Which do you prefer? v.1

When shopping, some people use brand names to help them decide what to buy. Other people go only by price. Which do you prefer? v. 1
Dependence of money and happiness is often argued about. Some people believe that being wealthy does not ensure contentment and joy; others reject it. In my opinion, financial gains are not a prerequisite for happiness. I believe that friends and family are major contributors of happiness that cannot be bought by money. Firstly, rich people are generally time constrained. As of result of their tight schedules, they fail to enjoy precious moments with their families. I believe that despite an abundance of wealth, time wasted in pursuit of monetary gains can never be replaced with happiness earned by spending time with your loved ones. This is evident from the ever increasing number of suicides, particularly in upper class, reported on a daily basis in news and print media. This dispels the correlation of wealth and happiness. Secondly, I believe that trust worthy and sincere friends are an evident source of happiness. These friendships cannot be bought with gold and riches. In my own experience, I have seen that people with wealth generally have more foes than friends. To illustrate, one of my friends belonged to a wealthy family. Her both brothers were kidnapped by their father's best friend; whom they trusted like a family member. Evidently, money cannot be regarded as a metric for calculating joy and happiness. To summarize, I am confident that monetary gains can never buy happiness. In fact, it is a sad reality that money causes more grief than happiness due to loss of family life and shady friendships.
Dependence of money and
happiness
is
often
argued about.
Some
people
believe
that being wealthy does not ensure contentment and joy; others reject it. In my opinion, financial gains are not a prerequisite for
happiness
. I
believe
that
friends
and
family
are major contributors of
happiness
that cannot be
bought
by money.

Firstly
, rich
people
are
generally
time constrained. As of result of their tight schedules, they fail to enjoy precious moments with their
families
. I
believe
that despite an abundance of wealth, time wasted in pursuit of monetary gains can never
be replaced
with
happiness
earned by spending time with your
loved
ones. This is evident from the
ever increasing
number of suicides,
particularly
in upper
class
, reported on a daily basis in news and print media. This dispels the correlation of wealth and happiness.

Secondly
, I
believe
that trust worthy and sincere
friends
are an evident source of
happiness
. These friendships cannot be
bought
with gold and riches. In my
own
experience, I have
seen
that
people
with wealth
generally
have more foes than
friends
. To illustrate, one of my
friends
belonged to a wealthy
family
. Her both brothers
were kidnapped
by their father's best
friend
; whom they trusted like a
family
member.
Evidently
, money cannot
be regarded
as a metric for calculating joy and happiness.

To summarize
, I am confident that monetary gains can never
buy
happiness
. In fact, it is a sad reality that money causes more grief than
happiness
due to loss of
family
life and shady friendships.
7Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
7Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay When shopping, some people use brand names to help them decide what to buy. Other people go only by price. Which do you prefer? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
253 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Lexical Resource: 7.0
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.0
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  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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