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Band 6+: do you think machines could replace human workers in the future

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Certainly, machines can replace human workers in the future because in this contemporary era, each day a new invention is being created by scientists. People are making new inventions to make human life easier. For example, the vacuum cleaner. Earlier, people used their hands to clean the house, but nowadays they are using vacuum cleaners to clean their homes. So in this way, definitely machines will clearly take over human activities.

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Certainly, Mustrain can replace human works in the future because in this contemporary era, each day a new invention is coming by the scientist. And people are making new inventions in order to make humans’ life easier. For example, like the vacuum cleaner. Earlier, people used their hands for cleaning the house but nowadays they are using vacuum cleaner in order to clean their house. So in this way, definitely the machine will clearly take over the work of the human activities.

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human: 3

machines: 2

people: 2

vacuum: 2

their: 2

clean: 2

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Task Response

The answer is partially relevant to the question, but lacks depth and generalizability. While the example of a vacuum cleaner is understandable, it is not representative of the complex issue of machine replacing human workers across various sectors. Consider discussing a wider range of jobs and the factors that contribute to potential automation, rather than focusing on a single, simple example. Broaden the scope of your response to include different perspectives and a more nuanced discussion of the topic.

Fluency & Coherence

The answer is coherent and mostly fluent. Minor repetition and self-correction could be improved for greater fluency. The example of the vacuum cleaner is a bit simplistic for this topic; a more complex example would strengthen the argument.

Lexical Resource

Vocabulary is adequate but not highly sophisticated. Words like "contemporary era" are used correctly but lack originality. More precise and nuanced vocabulary would improve the score. The phrasing 'take over the work of human activities' is a bit clumsy; a more precise phrase would be beneficial.

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Grammar is mostly accurate, but there are some minor errors (e.g., subject-verb agreement, tense consistency). More complex grammatical structures would enhance the response. The sentence structure could be improved for better clarity and flow.

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