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IELTS Writing: Essay Topic 1

Here is the question statement:
"CHILDREN IN MANY COUNTRIES ARE EATING MORE FAST FOOD AND CONVENIENCE SNACKS.
WHY ARE CHILDREN DOING THIS AND HOW SERIOUS ARE THE CONSEQUENCES?”

All those preparing for IELTS, I advise you not to start typing as soon as you read the statement. First think of points to justify your stand. Let's start with some brainstorming:

POINTS FOR 'WHY ARE CHILDREN DOING THIS?'
- working mothers
- advertisements
- friends and peer pressure

POINTS FOR 'HOW SERIOUS ARE THE CONSEQUENCES?'
- health problems
- obesity

Think of as many points as you can and type them as comments to this post.

I would also advise you to view these online resources on IELTS to know more about the Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking Modules. IELTS

Does the Centre influence the level of difficulty of the test?

My students across the globe have a myth that different centres present a different level of difficulty of the IELTS test. Not only across countries or regional borders, but also in the same State!

Believe me, it's impossible.

I teach students in India as well as Australia, all have the same level of difficulty.
And, the latest update is that the Reading section in Academic IELTS is really tough (another myth)!

My suggestion is that all of you should practice more and then analyze your attempts. I have found some helpful IELTS Tutorials. Browse through these to gain some useful tips on attempting the IELTS.