4月30日雅思A类写作范文--shopping habits

摘要：烫手的雅思考试真题大作文范文，4月30日考的是一道有关于购物习惯的题目，这是一道新题，相信很多人在考场上着实吓了一大跳。这里分享一篇范文，希望能给大家帮助！

这次雅思考试大作文是新题，关于消费习惯的，并不是特别的好写。以下分享331词范文一篇，，请不要惊叹于雅思中国网雅思君的效率，本宝宝现在就要给你们上范文了，拿走不谢!

Task：

People's shopping habits depend more on the age group they belong to than any other factor. To what extent you agree or disagree?

和其他任何因素比起来，人们的购物习惯更多的取决于他们所在的年龄层，你在多大程度上同意或不同意?

Sample answer：

When it comes to the issue about what factors could contribute to decision making of consumers, some people may argue that age could directly manipulate behavior of consumers, but I cannot agree with this opinion.

Admittedly, the assumption of age’s influence could be reflected through the attitude to new items to some degree. It is common that youngsters usually have an open mind towards new technologies and equipment. If there was a new product released, many young people would be likely to purchase it to enjoy latest technologies while the elderly would remain cautious about it. It does not mean that the elderly will not purchase advanced commodities; the elderly just need to receive feedback from others to make a decision, which could be seen as a common trait of old people. Nevertheless, it may be ridiculous to neglect other potential factors.

Initially, wealth may also exert an influence on habits of consumers. When facing new and advanced merchandise, most people have a desire to take it home but many of them reject such behavior at the end. Why? It is because they may not afford a high price of new products. Thus, it is disposable income of consumers that decides whether people could buy new products without hesitation, but not age groups.

Furthermore, some habits of consumers may originate from advertising by merchants. For example, discounting has become a popular means of shopping malls to promote sales. Most consumers may not refuse to buy some items at super discount prices, although they may not realize that some products are actually futile for them. Therefore, consumers’ rationality, as well as consuming patterns, could be influenced by some behavior from advertisers.

In sum, considering the influence from consumers’ own economic conditions and promotion tricks by merchants, age is not the only determinant for consumers to make a choice.

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