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

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Well, I personally don't think so. Even though some machines have been working in certain positions, I guess they will serve as assistants in jobs such as helping teachers, programmers, and constructors. I think these kinds of occupations utilize those advancements to improve their efficiency.

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Well, I personally don’t think so, even though some of them have been working in some positions, I guess they will work as assistants in some jobs such as to help teachers, programmers and constructors. I think these kind of occupations operate those advancements to improve their efficiency.

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Vocabulary Complexity:
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7.5

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Task Response

The answer is relevant to the question and provides a clear opinion. However, it lacks detailed explanation and supporting arguments to fully address the complexities of the topic. Consider exploring both sides of the argument and providing specific examples to support your viewpoint.

Fluency & Coherence

The answer is coherent and mostly fluent. There is a slight hesitation and a minor grammatical error ("these kind of occupations"), but overall, the ideas flow logically. Minor improvements in sentence structure would enhance fluency.

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The vocabulary is adequate and mostly accurate. Words like "assistants" and "efficiency" are used appropriately. More sophisticated vocabulary could be incorporated to demonstrate a wider range.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

There are some minor grammatical inaccuracies, such as the use of "kind of" and a slightly awkward sentence structure. While the grammar is mostly understandable, more precise grammatical structures would improve the score. Focus on subject-verb agreement and correct use of articles.

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