Writting test 2 It is known the we have a transportation problem everywhere. People are always late because of traffic jams, accidents and so on. And airplane tickets area so expensive which work people cannot afford them. A good solution for this could be railways. As we have scheduled trips, we do not experience traffic jams. So, unless we book the trip wrong, we ca be on time to every appointment. So, this is an interesting way of commuting, for example. Comparing an airplane ticket with a train ticket, we can save some money travelling by train. In addition, a railway ticket can be combined with bus tickets and all our locomotion expenses can be even lower. As we use specific materials for building a railway, it is expensive to build one. And it also take some time. Roads are a lot easier to construct. Let’s say, It can take like a couple of months to build a road but I will take like a year to build a railway. On the other hand, to repair a damaged railway is easier then to fix a damaged road. It’s because, in the first situation, replacing a piece is cheap and fast. (…) Talking about our environment, the construction of railways should be (…). The impacts of electricity use as a fuel are nothing if we think about gas use. And if we have our future in mind, (…) fuels should be used not only in public transportation but also in our on vehicles. Many benefits can be seen on the use of railways. In conclusion, governments should spend money on them rather than on roads.

Writting test 1 Water is the main resource of our life. We use water everyday, to do minor things like washing our hands, but also to do very important things like cooking. Researchers can divide water’s use in three different fields: industrial, agricultural and domestic Analyzing the charts below, agriculture requires most ware in underdeveloped areas of the world, as South America, Africa and Asia’s Central and South East. The industries demand more water in more developed areas, like North America and Europe. One thing which calls our attention is that almost 90% of the water used in Central Asia is for agricultural purpose. On the other hand, only 5% has an industrial use. Another interesting appointment (?) is the place where the domestic use is bigger, which is South America. North America and Europe have very similar configuration. The division in the purpose stands almost the same percentages. The same happens when we compare Africa and Central Asia. As we can notice, water is used is different ways depending on the world’s region and the purpose of use of it.