CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH IELTS 5
GENERAL ENGLISH
WRITING
WRITING
TASK 1
WRITING TASK 2
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ANSWER KEY
Model
Answer
Writing task 1
Dear Mr and Mrs Williams, I hope you are doing great. It is a shame that we do not know each other very well and I would like to apologise for that. I am writing this letter in response to your complaint letter that you sent me yesterday about the noise from my flat. I sincerely apologise for the inconvenience and humbly ask for your forgiveness. With the concern about home safety, my wife and I decided to install a few smoke detectors in our flat, especially after we saw a devastating fire in our neighbourhood lately. We bought the devices from an online store and started to install and test the gadgets last Sunday. To ensure that the sound of the fire alarm is loud enough and everyone in the house would notice it, we tested the devices for about 30 minutes. Although the testing took place at midday last Sunday, my wife and I are terribly sorry that your child’s nap was interrupted. I really regret the event and request your forgiveness. Please accept this box of chocolate as a token of my deepest regret for the inconvenience. We will be more careful next time. Yours sincerely, Paul Lesner
Writing task 2
Many people think that modern children
have an abundance of free time and doing more school work in their free time
is necessary. As parents, being concerned about children's grades and studies
is natural but overpressuring them to study and get top grades might
backfire. Children's leisure activity should be fun yet interesting which
will eventually teach them important lessons and make them more
creative.
Schoolwork is definitely important. But
if children are forced to study all day long without having enough time for
recreation or refreshment, it will increase their stress level and negatively
affect their physical and cognitive development in later stages of their
lives. I believe, free time means a child should be allowed to do things that
our of their normal routine.
For children, it can be playing sports
in the playground or a park with other kids of their age. This will teach
them how to be a team player and enhance their social skills. They can also
play educative video games for a few minutes and watch cartoon shows.
Besides, practising a hobby sounds impressive to me. For this, a family
should be open-minded and try to find the hidden talents of their offsprings.
I believe that not all children are born with particular talents. It is our
duty as parents, teachers and relatives who motivate them and engaging them
in extracurricular activities such as drawing, dancing, singing etc are also
necessary. We have to understand that an unsocial adolescent with good
academic grades cannot make much impact on our society and cannot climb the
professional success.
In conclusion, even though studying and
preparing for exams is very important for the future of a child, we should
not enforce them to be occupied with it all the time. Instead, various
social, fun and creative activities in free time will make them more prepared
for the future.
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