Bên cạnh Phân tích và sửa chi tiết đề thi IELTS SPEAKING 4/8/2020 [Audio+Transcript], IELTS TUTOR Giải đề"Many different countries have most shops and products as the same. Some consider it a positive development, whereas others consider it negative. Discuss both sides and give your opinion." IELTS WRITING TASK 2(Đề thi 18/5/2024)
I. Đề bài
Many different countries have most shops and products as the same. Some consider it a positive development, whereas others consider it negative. Discuss both sides and give your opinion
II. Kiến thức liên quan
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III. Phân tích
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- Dạng discuss both views có thể bố cục bài như sau:
- Body 1: Viết về quan điểm “Some consider it a positive development”
- Main idea 1: For travelers and expatriates, finding familiar brands and products in foreign countries can be comforting and convenient.
- Supporting idea: It eliminates the hassle of adjusting to entirely new products and services, making international transitions smoother.
- Example: For travelers and expatriates, finding familiar brands like Starbucks and McDonald's in foreign countries can be comforting and convenient.
- Main idea 2: International brands are often associated with consistent quality standards.
- Supporting idea: Consumers can trust that the product they buy in one country will be the same in another, ensuring reliability and satisfaction.
- Example: For example, ordering a Big Mac from McDonald's in New York City, Tokyo, or Paris offers a similar taste and experience. This consistency ensures confidence in the quality of the food, regardless of location. Another example is IKEA furniture: a KALLAX shelving unit purchased in London or Los Angeles will be made with the same materials and assembled using the same clear instructions. >> Form đăng kí update giải đề thi thật IELTS 4 kĩ năng kèm bài giải bộ đề IELTS SPEAKING quý đang thi hàng tuần từ IELTS TUTOR
- Main idea 1: For travelers and expatriates, finding familiar brands and products in foreign countries can be comforting and convenient.
- Body 2: Viết về quan điểm “others consider it negative”& nêu rõ mình ủng hộ quan điểm này
- Main idea 1: The dominance of international brands can overshadow local businesses and products, leading to a loss of cultural uniqueness and identity.
- Supporting idea: Small, local businesses may struggle to compete with the marketing power and economies of scale that global brands possess.
- Example: For example, the dominance of large fast-food chains in many countries can overshadow local restaurants and cuisines. These international chains often have larger advertising budgets, standardized menus, and established supply chains, making it difficult for smaller, family-run restaurants to compete.
- Main idea 2: The spread of the same products and brands can lead to a homogenized global culture, reducing diversity and the richness that comes from unique, local traditions and products.
- Supporting idea: This can result in a world where cultural differences are diminished, and local customs and traditions may fade away.
- Main idea 1: The dominance of international brands can overshadow local businesses and products, leading to a loss of cultural uniqueness and identity.
- Body 1: Viết về quan điểm “Some consider it a positive development”
IELTS TUTOR gợi ý bài tham khảo:
The global proliferation of identical shops and products has sparked debate, with some praising the convenience and quality consistency, while others lament the erosion of local culture and diversity. This essay will discuss both perspectives and provide reasons why I agree with the latter view.
On one hand, the presence of familiar brands and products across different countries offers significant advantages. Firstly, for travelers and expatriates, encountering recognizable stores like Starbucks and McDonald's can be comforting and convenient. This familiarity eliminates the need to adjust to entirely new products and services, thereby making international transitions smoother. Secondly, international brands are often associated with consistent quality standards. Therefore, consumers can trust that the product they buy in one country will be the same in another, ensuring reliability and satisfaction. For example, a Big Mac from McDonald's in New York City, Tokyo, or Paris provides a similar taste and experience, ensuring confidence in the quality of the food regardless of location. Similarly, IKEA furniture purchased in London or Los Angeles will be made with the same materials and assembled using the same clear instructions.>> Form đăng kí update giải đề thi thật IELTS 4 kĩ năng kèm bài giải bộ đề IELTS SPEAKING quý đang thi hàng tuần từ IELTS TUTOR
On the other hand, I do believe that the dominance of international brands can have detrimental effects on local businesses and cultural identity. First of all, small, local businesses often struggle to compete with the marketing power and economies of scale that global brands possess. For instance, the prevalence of large fast-food chains can overshadow local restaurants and cuisines, making it difficult for smaller, family-run establishments to survive. Furthermore, the spread of the same products and brands can lead to a homogenized global culture, reducing the diversity and richness that come from unique local traditions and products. This can result in a world where cultural differences are diminished, and local customs and traditions may fade away.
In conclusion, while the widespread availability of international brands offers convenience and quality assurance, I am of the opinion that it also poses significant risks to local businesses and cultural diversity.
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