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Band 7+: do you think machines could replace human workers in the future

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Of course, in some cases, machines could replace human workers in the future. But in some cases, human workers cannot be replaced because they provide essential human presence. For example, in the healthcare and medicine industry, doctors and nurses cannot be replaced by machines.

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Of course in some cases machines could replace human workers in the future. But in some cases the human workers cannot be replaced. Because it presents some human workers so they must be present intentionally. For example in the healthcare medicine industry doctors and nurses cannot be replaced by the machines.

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cases: 2

machines: 2

workers: 2

cannot: 2

replaced: 2

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Vocabulary is adequate and mostly accurate. The phrase 'essential human presence' is well-chosen. More precise and sophisticated vocabulary could be used to express the nuances of the topic. For example, instead of 'cannot be replaced,' consider alternatives like 'are irreplaceable' or 'are indispensable'.

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