Do Computers Make Life Easier or More Stressful

While some people opine that computers have made our life more convenient and easier, others, however, oppose it and say that computers have actually made our life more complex and stressful. What is your opinion on this?

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The first computer was invented in 1822 by Charles Babbage, and it was used for basic arithmetic calculation. For some people, the computer has made their life easier. For other humans, computers have made their lifestyle more stressful. are essential in our life and like the jobs of an accountant and an engineer. And it also makes life more colourful. On the other hand, the computer is dangerous for youngsters. Nowadays, computers have a lot of games about war and zombies. Doctors think that games like these can change their mind to have negative impressions and thought. At first, computers make people happy, but computers can change teenagers’ mind or the internet. Secondly, sitting at a computer too much But for this inventors created the glasses against worsening eyesight. Thirdly, for instance, if workers play games However, The major advantage is that, with computers For example, if you work on some projects, you can do lightly videos with computer helps. is improving knowledge by a computer, like reading and solving the critical issues. Looking thirdly at a positive side, you can save some documents or pictures which are valuable for you. Taking everything into account, I believe that by computers you can do almost everything. Nevertheless, in today's world, working on computers Despite working easy, it can seriously your health.

Overall assessment

Why this response received Band 5.0

The strongest aspect is a clearly stated opinion that computers are essential despite health and social risks, supported by some relevant examples. The main limitation is persistent imprecise wording and grammatical error, alongside ideas that remain thinly developed and loosely organised.

IELTS criteria

How each score was decided

Task Response

5.0

A clear position is presented and both benefits and harms are touched on, but ideas are only partially developed, examples are thin, and points such as the history of the computer do not advance the argument.

Coherence and Cohesion

5.0

The response has an overall shape with linking devices, but progression is mechanical and sometimes illogical, with misused sequencing like 'Firstly', 'Secondly', and 'Thirdly' and abrupt shifts between ideas.

Lexical Resource

5.0

Vocabulary is adequate for the topic but limited and often imprecise, with noticeable awkward or incorrect phrasing such as 'makes easy many kinds of jobs', 'do people slothful', and 'do lightly videos'.

Grammatical Range and Accuracy

5.0

A mix of simple and some complex structures appears, but frequent errors in article use, verb forms, and sentence construction, such as 'can be damage human's eyesight', regularly reduce accuracy and clarity.