未来更多人选择国内游而非出国游

The response addresses the task with a clear and consistent agreement position, developing two relevant main ideas with supporting examples, though the arguments remain somewhat simple and under-extended.

Ideas are organised into logical paragraphs and linked with basic connectors such as firstly, furthermore, and therefore, but referencing and mechanical linking are sometimes faulty and progression is occasionally strained.

Vocabulary is adequate for the message but limited and often imprecise, with errors such as 'regards of foreign', 'in holidays time', and awkward collocations that reduce fluency and precision.

A mix of simple and complex structures is attempted, but frequent errors in tense, clause boundaries and verb patterns, such as “I completely agreed”, comma-spliced clauses and “opt destination”, repeatedly affect accuracy and readability.

The disagreement is clear and supported by relevant reasons about cultural learning, novelty and tourism incentives. However, continued international travel alone does not refute the predicted shift towards domestic holidays, and the future comparison needs more explicit development.

Ideas progress logically across well-managed paragraphs with a range of cohesive devices used naturally, though linking is at times formulaic.

Vocabulary is sufficiently flexible and precise for the topic, with some less common items and only occasional imprecision such as 'cheap hotel rent'.

A variety of complex structures are used with good control and errors are minor and non-impeding.

The response presents a clear position agreeing that domestic holidays will increase, develops the argument across well-chosen main ideas, and supports them with relevant explanation and an example, though some claims remain asserted rather than fully evidenced.

The argument moves logically from environmental concerns to the appeal of domestic destinations and a conclusion. The supplied text is one paragraph, and this situation leaves the transition from possible restrictions to travellers’ choices less precise.

Vocabulary is flexible and generally precise, including terms like staycation, unsustainable, resurgence, and myriad, though occasional informality such as pretty soon slightly reduces the overall register.

Complex sentences, including concessive and relative clauses, are generally well controlled. The time reference in 'trips that used to be quite common' could be clearer because the argument predicts a future change from current travel habits.

The essay directly answers the question with a clear position, develops three relevant reasons with a specific example, and reaches a coherent conclusion, though development of some points is somewhat repetitive rather than extended.

Paragraphing is logical and sequencing is clear, but cohesion relies on formulaic restatement of the same claims within paragraphs, giving progression a slightly mechanical feel at times.

Vocabulary is sufficiently flexible for the topic, including authentic and contribute to the development of local infrastructure. Some collocations, such as get more momentum and hotel rent, are imprecise, and recurring phrases reduce variety.

A range of complex structures is used with generally good control. The preposition in travel with their country is inaccurate, but meaning remains clear; beginning a sentence with And is not itself a grammatical error.

The response addresses the question directly with a clear position, develops economic and cultural reasons with supporting examples, and reaches a consistent conclusion.

Ideas progress logically across well-sequenced paragraphs with clear linking devices, though cohesion is sometimes mechanical and one point becomes circular.

Vocabulary is sufficiently flexible and topical, with terms like fluctuations, heritage, and budget-friendly, but some phrasing is repetitive or slightly awkward.

A good range of complex structures is used with generally strong control, although occasional awkward constructions, such as the ambiguous wording about a convenient experience, reduce precision.