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Band 8+: should people be banned form talking loudly in the public places

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Whereas I don't think that a full prohibition is necessary in this case, it's essential for people to be mindful of their surroundings. It's important for people to pay attention to the social etiquette of certain places. I think that people should be encouraged to obey these socially accepted rules in order to preserve a respectful environment and promote good behavior in public settings.

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Whereas I don’t think that a full prohibition is necessary in this case, it’s essential for people to be mindful of their surroundings. It’s important for people to pay attention to the social etiquette of some certain places. And I think that people should be encouraged to obey these social accepted rules in order to preserve a respectful environment and promote good behavior in public settings.

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The answer is well-organized and coherent, demonstrating good control of language. However, it could benefit from more specific examples of appropriate and inappropriate behavior in public spaces to fully address the question's complexities. Consider exploring the nuances of the issue, such as the difference between a lively conversation and disruptive noise.

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The answer is well-structured and coherent. The slight repetition of "It's important" could be avoided for improved fluency. Minor word choice improvements are suggested in the refined answer, but the overall flow is excellent.

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The vocabulary is sophisticated and precise. Words like "prohibition," "mindful," "etiquette," and "socially accepted" demonstrate a strong command of the language. The phrase "some certain places" is slightly redundant and could be improved to "certain places" as in the refined answer.

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