Problems
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Solutions
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Violence in films may encourage ‘copycat’
behaviour as people re-enact crimes in real life.
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Film violence may generate fear and negativity
amongst people if they start to think the violence is a genuine reflection of
the real world.
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Violence in movies can desensitise people to
the reality of violence. They may not understand the consequences of real
violence.
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Film classifications preventing people from
viewing violent films should be strictly enforced.
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Films with extremely violent content could be
censored or banned.
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Film-makers should be encouraged to make less
violent films which people should be encouraged to watch.
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Tax break could be offered to film producers
who make less violent films.
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Young people should be educated about the
reality of the consequences of violence.
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A paragraph plan:
Paragraph 1: Introduce the topic (in your own words)
Paragraph 2: Identify the main problems.
Paragraph 3: Suggest measures/action.
Paragraph 4: Conclusion: summarise the main points and
opinions.
Some useful phrases:
The government should regulate the film industry.
Producers should be prevented from showing meaningless
violence as fun.
Smoking is increasing among schoolchildren. To reverse this
trend, schools should teach children about the health consequences. If schools
do not take action soon, the health of the next generation will be damaged.
Governments
The UN
Parents
The authorities
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Must
Have to
Need to
Could
May be able to
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Take action
Find ways
Take measures
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To reduce this problem.
To improve the situation.
To stop this trend.
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