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雅思大作文题目

Most people try to achieve a balance between their work and other aspects

of their lives. Unfortunately, few people are able to do this.

What are the main problems that people are facing and are there possible

solutions?

范文及解析

开头是篇幅短和进展快

In most developed cities, such as Shanghai and New York, busy

professionals[ 此处为名词：职业人士”] find it difficult to juggle a career and private

life [ juggle：同时应付，用法：juggle A and B]. In fact, the balance is not

unachievable.

主体部分针对题目的两个问题作答，

可以自由分配笔墨，但是不可遗漏问题。

In general, the more time a worker spends on his or her job, the more the

job pays. [前面的the more引导状语从句，后面的the more引导主句] It follows that [“结论是”] A person

is likely to work long hours for better pay and accordingly have limited time or

have no mood for the personal life or have no personal life at all. For example,

the person may rarely have time to spend with family or friends or have the time

for leisure or interests.

Some people may have pursuits[可数名词：追求] higher than financial

gains[金钱(方面的)收益] . They may have work ethics[职业精神] that are too strong and thus

incur[及物名词：造成] excessive expense of[对于xxx的花费] time on their work. This

dramatically reduces their time spent on personal life. Doctors and police

officers are most likely to be such people.

In terms of solving the problems, there are several ways. If people could

be lessobsessed with [着迷于] money, they may work less and allocate more of their

timeto[分配xxx给xxx] being with family and friends. At this point, they must be

constantlyreminded of [被提醒xxx] that. Also, employers could

intervene[不及物名词：“(良性)介入/干预”] . They could ask their employees who are too

fixated on[着迷于/ 纠结于]their work to rest properly. At some institutions or

companies, time-off iscompulsory[强制的] in order for staff to l/ad a balanced

life.

结尾也是是短篇幅和少废话/别重复

Often, it is not the case that workers do not want work-life balance;

instead, they may have no idea how to balance work and life. If this is the

case, external[来在外部的] help or intervention[名词：(良性)介入/干预] is needed.