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Sorry for not commenting on your essay; I sort of moved on and forgot about it.
I've never seen a taks like this in any IELTS books but perhaps this is something new, though it does look more TOEFL than IELTS.
Anyway, your English is very good. There are only a couple of mistakes in parallelism and punctuation. An example of the latter would be how 'therefore' is used. 'Therefore' is a linking word (similar to 'however') and cannot be used to join two clauses.
The sentence below would be an example of both problems.
It appears to me that revision in health funding is definitely required, and a new mathematical model formulated
In this sentence 'is' belongs to both verbs, required and formulated, which is an example of parallel structures (in fact I don't think this was your intention!). However, by putting the comma before 'and' you separated them and created two clauses as we can't have a comma between the subject and the verb. As a result, the second part becomes incomplete and is missing both the subject and the verb.
I don't know whether the essay was written under exam conditions but you've demonstrated a very good level of English and I believe it could fetch you an '8'.
I've never seen a taks like this in any IELTS books but perhaps this is something new, though it does look more TOEFL than IELTS.
Anyway, your English is very good. There are only a couple of mistakes in parallelism and punctuation. An example of the latter would be how 'therefore' is used. 'Therefore' is a linking word (similar to 'however') and cannot be used to join two clauses.
The sentence below would be an example of both problems.
It appears to me that revision in health funding is definitely required, and a new mathematical model formulated
In this sentence 'is' belongs to both verbs, required and formulated, which is an example of parallel structures (in fact I don't think this was your intention!). However, by putting the comma before 'and' you separated them and created two clauses as we can't have a comma between the subject and the verb. As a result, the second part becomes incomplete and is missing both the subject and the verb.
I don't know whether the essay was written under exam conditions but you've demonstrated a very good level of English and I believe it could fetch you an '8'.
Maimiti_Isabella, thank you very much for your reply, it inspirits me a lot. Unfortunately, it wasn't written under exam conditions.
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