CAE WRITING

Part 1
Had I not been a multiple language speaker, I would not have
been able to recognize the benefits that have been an incentive since
I have first started.
Not only does the process of learning languages expand the
breadth of knowledge, but it also increases the opportunities
regarding jobs. Likewise the variety of job opportunities can be
expanded due to the multiple qualifications, it can also be ramped up
by having known multiple languages. Otherwise, the list would be
narrowed down thus everyone ought to consider the possibility of
not finding a job owing to the lack of language knowledge.
Being challenged intellectually in the process of learning a new
language can, to the best of my knowledge, help the brain evolve
genuinely. For instance, if the language is learned at a young age it
can help the young person develop skills that will, needless to say,
contribute in further learning processes in addition to increasing the
probability of gaining a higher level of vocabulary in languages.
However, although the age contribute to the results, there is not the
case of losing hope for older people, owing to the fact that they can
also achieve great results nevertheless much slower if they truly
want to and do not neglect it. Therefore, whether a person is young
or not, providing intellectual challenge is the most important benefit
learning languages serves.
All things considered, I am inclined to believe that the benefits
of learning languages given above are the most important ones,
especially the intellectual challenge it provides during the process.
Part 2
Dear Mr. Evans,
I am writing this letter in regard to the problems of travelling to
and from the college which affects our students and suggest a
possible solution.
Being a student at an unique and highly looked for international
college, I am inclined to believe that it is already known that only
when students could not arrive at their courses on time due to their
far located home did occurrences when students were being late
happen. Needless to say, being a student requires a great amount of
money, which is why some cannot afford a car, nor losing time
walking to the college. Therefore, only after I have discussed with my
friends and colleagues did I come to the conclusion that the problem
we all struggle with could be ironed out if a bus service for the
college is started.
In order to prevent students to come in for being late, it is my
firm belief that the bus service would benefit both students by
helping them financially and the college by embellishing its
reputation as well as saving professors from interruptions made by
late students. Furthermore, students owing a car and using it to
travel to and from college would nevertheless begin to use the bus
resulting in reducing the pollution in addition to reducing the traffic
problems caused by hurried people.
All things considered, not only do I hope I have clearly
explained the reason for which everyone would benefit, but I also
look forward to provide more information if needed.

Yours sincerely,
Martha Lauren