IELTS Task 2 Essay: Old People & Exercise
Vocabulary Answers
elderly people old people
despite recommendations from doctors regardless of what doctor’s advise
adequate enough
largely mostly
upbringing how they are raised
simple psychology basic human nature
augment existing remedies extend already present solutions
most basic sources foundation of
historical from history
grew up raised
period time in the past
ubiquitous common
more recent development happened in the last several decades
ingrained habits fixed habits/routines
past generations old people
female athletics women doing sports
underfunded not enough money for
banned not allowed
in particular especially
intermingles combines with
naturally embarrassed unsurprisingly ashamed
stand out noticeable, conspicuous
appear foolish in public look silly in front of people
feeling self-conscious know others are watching them
initial barrier stops them at the beginning
prevents stops
taking up starting to do
for the first time initially
efficacious solutions effection remedies
better accommodating make them more comfortable
one way to do this would be a possible method is
rural countryside
urban cities
basic exercise equipment simple machines for working out
decades many years
common ubiquitous
acclimated getting used to
expansion more and more
replication repeated
successful policies ideas that worked
related fix similiar remedy
fitness centres gyms
huge impact large effect
tend usually
rises up ascend
proactive not reacting, acting first
reactive acting in response
approach method
fundamentally human reasons related to human nature
novel new
clearly lead to improved health definitely result in better health