Some sports are extremely dangerous but many people still like them very much. Why do people take part in dangerous sports give some suggestions on how to deal with dangerous.

Sample Response

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The first and foremost reasonfirst and foremost reason is thatis that, sometimes people love to seek adventuredo adventures and thrillingthriller activities so they take part in such sportssuch types of games. Furthermore, some people are very ambitious and they like to take on challengesaccept challenges in their liveslife. For instance, Marry com is an Indian boxer and she injured so many time during the game but she always ready to take challenges. In additionIn addition to it, peoplePeople prefer to participate in some combat sportsfighting games because they gain skills in defending themselvesgain some skills how to defined themselves.

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Moreover, mostmostly people seek greater profitsthink that more profit. They take part in riskier sportsmore risky games which help them solve financial problemshelp them to solve the Montery problem.Last but not leastLast but not the least, Dangerous sports can quickly bring participants publicityDangerous games give easily publicity to persons. They gain name and fame in a short timein short time after taking part in dangerous sportsafter take part in dangerous games.

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There are some suggestions to deal with these games. Firstly professional training should be provided to people by trainer that help them to reduce the risk Secondly, Government also implement some rule and regulation regarding to support and safety. Apart from that, awareness of dangerous also help to people handle it easily.

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To put it in a nutshell, a pen down saying that games provide us enjoyment and help us to forget all our worries and anxieties but we should take proper training before participating in dangerous games.

Overall assessment

Why this response received Band 5.0

The response identifies several recognizable motivations and offers relevant safety measures, with a basic causes-and-solutions structure that remains understandable. However, it is under length, most ideas are listed rather than developed, and frequent grammar and word-choice errors sometimes strain meaning. The highest-priority improvement is to build two or three central ideas with clear explanations and accurate examples while using complete, carefully punctuated sentences.

Band score breakdown

IELTS Writing Criteria Scores

TR

Task Response

5.0
Scoring rule

Both parts of the task are addressed, but the under-length response presents mostly brief, unevenly supported ideas.

Next step

Select fewer causes and solutions and develop each one through a clear explanation and relevant example.

CC

Coherence and Cohesion

5.0
Scoring rule

The response has a recognizable progression from reasons to suggestions, though linking is mechanical and punctuation often obscures sentence boundaries.

Next step

Use clear topic sentences and basic punctuation to connect each supporting point within its paragraph.

LR

Lexical Resource

5.0
Scoring rule

The vocabulary is sufficient to communicate the main ideas, but frequent spelling and word-choice errors reduce precision.

Next step

Prioritize accurate common collocations such as protect themselves and gain publicity before attempting less familiar expressions.

GRA

Grammatical Range and Accuracy

4.5
Scoring rule

Some simple and complex forms are attempted, but frequent errors in agreement, articles, verb forms, and sentence construction cause strain.

Next step

Build complete sentences with a clear subject and correctly formed verb, then check agreement and plural endings.

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IELTS Writing Task 2

Some sports are extremely dangerous but many people still like them very much. Why do people take part in dangerous sports give some suggestions on how to deal with dangerous.

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