Hi there! I'm Mark from MarkTeacher.com and this is another high band IELTS
example answer. This IELTS question is all about sports. What's the difference
between watching a sporting event on TV and in a stadium? Well, one of the biggest
differences when you see something in person is the atmosphere. The atmosphere
is something that doesn't always translate onto TV, whether it's the crowd,
the songs, or just the passion that you can feel when you're sitting in the
grandstands. Also in person, the speed and physical ability of these athletes and
in these sports doesn't always come across through the screen. When I've been
to see motor sports, the cars are so much faster in person than they look in real
life than they look on TV. Meanwhile, when you watch TV, you probably get more
access to replays, different camera angles, and close-up shots. In a stadium
you only sit in one seat and you only get one view of the entire game, whilst
if you're watching at home you get access to different angles, slow-motion
replays, and more details that you might have missed if you were sitting there in
the crowd. So they're both fun ways to watch sports and they both have their
own merits. If you want more check out mark teacher com for more IELTS courses
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