Bài luận IELTS problem and solution ở Band 6, 7 và 8

Band 6

Nowadays a lot of young people use screens for most of their leisure time, and they meet their friends in person less than in the past. Some people think this is only a normal change, but I believe it causes real problems. This essay will discuss two of these problems and then suggest some solutions.

FirstlyMột nhãn nối đoạn bằng vị trí, không bằng một ý, the biggest problem is that young people lose the skill of talking face to face. When they only send messages, they doesn’t learnLỗi hoà hợp chủ ngữ – động từ: phải là “do not learn” how to start a conversation or how to listen to another person, so they can feel very nervous in real situations like a job interview or the first day in a new class. For example, a student may not know what to say to a new classmate. SecondlyLại là nhãn máy móc ấy, không liên hệ gì với ý đứng trước, many of them sleep badSai dạng từ: phải là “badly” because they look at their phones in bed late at night. This is also a serious problem for them, because tired students cannot study well and they are often in a bad mood.

There are some solutions for these problems. Schools can organise more clubs where students work together, for example a sport club or a music groupCó liên quan, nhưng không có gì giải thích vì sao việc này sẽ khắc phục vấn đề thứ nhất. In this way students will practise talking with each other and make new friends. This is a good idea because many students like sport and music. Parents also can put a ruleTrật tự từ và collocation: phải là “Parents can also set a rule” that phones must stay outside the bedroom at night. I think this is easy to do and it will help young people to sleep better.

In conclusion, screens cause many problems for young people, and schools and parents must do something about themPhần kết chỉ lặp lại phần mở bài và không thêm gì. If they do these things, the problems will be solveLỗi dạng bị động: phải là “will be solved” in the future.

Band 7

Nowadays many young people give most of their leisure time to screens instead of seeing friends in person. Although this is often treated as a harmless change, I believe it creates two real problems, and both can be addressed through schools and families.

The first problem is that young people lose the habit of talking face to face. Someone who communicates mainly through messages has little chance to practise starting a conversation, listening carefully or coping with awkward silencesCollocation ít gặp hơn nhưng tự nhiên, so ordinary situations such as a job interview or a first day in a new class can feel stressful. The second problem is poor sleep. Many teenagers scroll through their phones in bed, and the bright light and constant notifications make it harder to fall asleep, which then reduces their concentration the following dayMệnh đề quan hệ nối nguyên nhân với hệ quả mà không cần nhãn.

Schools can respond to the first problem by organising activities that require students to cooperate in personNêu tên vấn đề đang được giải đáp, nên giải pháp đọc như một lời đáp, for example sports teams, music groups or drama clubs. Because these activities depend on teamwork, students have to speak to each other directlyGiải thích vì sao giải pháp phù hợp với vấn đề thứ nhất, and over time this builds confidence. The second problem is handled more easily at home. If parents agree a rule that phones stay outside bedrooms at night, young people are more likely to fall asleep quicklyCấu trúc câu điều kiện được dùng chính xác, although the rule works only when parents follow it themselves. Together, these two measures address both problems without asking young people to give up their devices entirely.

In conclusion, heavy screen use weakens young people’s conversation skillThiếu số nhiều: phải là “conversation skills” and disturbs their sleepĐộng từ chính xác cho hệ quả. These problems can be reduced if schools provide group activities and parents set clear limits at night.

Band 8

Young people in many countries now give most of their leisure time to screens rather than to meeting friends in person. This is often dismissed as a generational habit, yet it produces two distinct problems, each of which has a practical remedy that schools and families are well placed to provide.

The first problem is a gradual loss of conversational ability. Messaging allows time to compose every reply, so those who rely on it seldom learn to improvise, to read a pause or to recover from a misunderstandingCách diễn đạt chính xác, gọn, nói về một kỹ năng thay vì một từ chung chung; the difficulty becomes visible only in situations such as job interviews, where nobody can wait for them to type. The effect does not appear overnight, which is why it is easy to overlook. The second problem concerns sleep. Phones kept beside the bed invite late-night browsing, and the resulting fatigue undermines attention in class the next dayĐộng từ và danh từ chính xác cho hệ quả.

Each problem has a remedy that matches itMột câu đưa người đọc từ phần vấn đề sang phần giải pháp mà không cần từ nối. Schools can address the first by making cooperation part of ordinary school life: a team sport or a school orchestra cannot function unless its members speak to one another continuouslyGiải pháp được phát triển bằng cách cho thấy cơ chế, không chỉ nêu tên, so conversational confidence is built without being taught as a separate subject. For sleep, a household agreement that devices stay outside bedrooms overnight removes the temptation altogether, and it is most effective when parents follow the same rule, since children copy what they seeCâu dài có mệnh đề phụ và một lý do, được kiểm soát hoàn toàn.

Screen-heavy leisure therefore weakens both conversation and restPhần kết nhắc lại lập trường bằng lời mới và cân nhắc nó. Because schools can restore the first through shared activity and families the second through a simple night-time rule, the harm is real but far from irreversible, and neither remedy asks young people to give up their devices entirely.