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Band 6+: What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of a cashless society?

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Everything has its good and bad aspects, so turning into a completely cashless society has its own drawbacks and benefits as well. Going cashless could reduce the danger of being robbed, as people could no longer take away your money. However, a drawback would be that sometimes you need urgent cash, and if you can't get it or borrow it from your neighbor in a cashless society, you might get in trouble. Otherwise, it has benefits over drawbacks.

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everything has its good and bad aspects so turning into completely casteless society has its own drawbacks and benefits as well so turning casteless because that reduce the danger of being theft or robbed as people could rob you and take away your money and its drawbacks would be sometimes you need urgent money and when you don’t get cash or you can’t borrow it from your neighborhood since it’s a cashless society somewhere you might get in trouble otherwise it has benefits over drawbacks

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society: 2

drawbacks: 2

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The response addresses the question by discussing both potential benefits and drawbacks of a cashless society. The ideas are relevant, but could be further developed with more detailed explanations or examples. Consider expanding on the potential implications of each point to provide a more comprehensive answer.

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The response is somewhat coherent, but there are noticeable hesitations and repetitions ('so turning casteless'). The ideas are presented, but the flow could be smoother with better use of linking words and phrases. Try to avoid starting multiple clauses with 'so'. Practice speaking more continuously without unnecessary pauses.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary is adequate but lacks precision and variety. The word 'casteless' is used incorrectly instead of 'cashless'. While the meaning is generally understandable, using more specific and varied vocabulary would improve the response. For example, instead of 'get in trouble,' you could say 'face difficulties' or 'encounter challenges'.

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The grammatical range is limited, and there are some errors that affect clarity ('turning casteless because that reduce'). The sentence structure is quite simple. Incorporating a wider range of grammatical structures, such as conditional sentences or more complex clauses, would enhance the response. Pay attention to subject-verb agreement and correct word usage.

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