Some people think that robots are very important to human's future development, while others believe they are dangerous and negatively affect society.

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Question:
Some people think that robots are very important to human's future development, while others believe they are dangerous and negatively affect society. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
Answer Hints:
This both-view essay isn't one point two sides. You should notice the two views are different. One is 'important to human's future,' the other isn't 'not important' but 'dangerous and negatively affects society.'

The primary structure for a both-view essay is a four-paragraph one. In conclusion, you can state your view briefly.

Support Important
  • Modern industry and agriculture rely heavily on robots.
  • Robots, like auto-drive cars, are changing our society.
  • In the future, robots can give people more help, like health care and home service.
Support Dangerous
  • A robot is a machine, and design and product defects are inevitable.
  • Humans control robots, so humans' mistakes will be enlarged through robots.
  • If a robot's duty or ability is much larger than a person, a tiny error may cause a huge disaster.
Answer 1
Nowadays, it is known that machines with artificial intelligence (AI) are vitally important in many spheres...

On the one hand, people are afraid of robots due to plenty of failures. Sometimes, it is impossible to interpret and understand robots' behaviors, and therefore, engineers can not trust machines to the full extent...

On the other hand, we already use robots in our everyday life. As long as we use personal computers, we unconsciously use AI applications...

In conclusion, I would say that there are some worries about machines throughout the public, like defective design, low quality, and bad management...
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Link Words: 28 (including link phrase: 1)
Sentences: Number: 20; Average Length: 101 characters; Words/Sentence: 16
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IELTS Essay Format:
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Task Response:
-The essay discussed 'dangerous and negative effects' with a balanced structure. Ideas are usually expressed fully, but they sometimes need more support.
Coherence and Cohesion:
-Ideas are generally arranged coherently, and there is a clear overall progression.
Lexical Resources:
-The range of vocabulary is quite broad and shows awareness of collocation.
Grammar Range and Accuracy:
-A variety of complex structures is used with some flexibility and accuracy.