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as a matter of fact also although however many many of much never nowadays often some of therefore
Consumerism rests on the assumption that human desires are infinitely expandable. ______, there are an infinite number of ways to be dissatisfied but there are ______boundless opportunities to create new products to meet those desires. Every day, companies compete by inventing a new product to satisfyconsumers' needs. ______these things are very useful and make some people wonder how they would live without them. ______these products do not have ______impact on society and fade out throughout the years.
______it has been said that money is the root of all evil, ______people actually believe that they would be happier if they were wealthier. People ______want more than they have now, more money, a better car, a bigger house, more shoes and clothes. ______, big companies and corporations try to make people buy their products by using more and more advertising techniques. ______consumers will ______be satisfied: every day there are new ads for new cars, clothesand electronics. TV commercials, posters on the walls, newspaper adsand a variety of different flyers are just some examples of the massive propaganda used by businesses.
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as a matter of fact also although however many many of much never nowadays often some of therefore
Consumerism rests on the assumption that human desires are infinitely expandable. ______, there are an infinite number of ways to be dissatisfied but there are ______boundless opportunities to create new products to meet those desires. Every day, companies compete by inventing a new product to satisfyconsumers' needs. ______these things are very useful and make some people wonder how they would live without them. ______these products do not have ______impact on society and fade out throughout the years.
______it has been said that money is the root of all evil, ______people actually believe that they would be happier if they were wealthier. People ______want more than they have now, more money, a better car, a bigger house, more shoes and clothes. ______, big companies and corporations try to make people buy their products by using more and more advertising techniques. ______consumers will ______be satisfied: every day there are new ads for new cars, clothesand electronics. TV commercials, posters on the walls, newspaper adsand a variety of different flyers are just some examples of the massive propaganda used by businesses.
ESSAY WRITING – Organizing your text
Place the following linkwords or modifiers
as a matter of fact also although however many many of much never nowadays often some of therefore
Consumerism rests on the assumption that human desires are infinitely expandable. ______, there are an infinite number of ways to be dissatisfied but there are ______boundless opportunities to create new products to meet those desires. Every day, companies compete by inventing a new product to satisfyconsumers' needs. ______these things are very useful and make some people wonder how they would live without them. ______these products do not have ______impact on society and fade out throughout the years.
______it has been said that money is the root of all evil, ______people actually believe that they would be happier if they were wealthier. People ______want more than they have now, more money, a better car, a bigger house, more shoes and clothes. ______, big companies and corporations try to make people buy their products by using more and more advertising techniques. ______consumers will ______be satisfied: every day there are new ads for new cars, clothesand electronics. TV commercials, posters on the walls, newspaper adsand a variety of different flyers are just some examples of the massive propaganda used by businesses.
Consumerism rests on the assumption that human desires are infinitely expandable. As a matter of fact, there are an infinite number of ways to be dissatisfied but there are also boundless opportunities to create new products to meet those desires. Every day, companies compete by inventing a new product to satisfyconsumers' needs. Some of these things are very useful and make some people wonder how they would live without them. However, many of these products do not have much impact on society and fade out throughout the years.
Although it has been said that money is the root of all evil, many people actually believe that they would be happier if they were wealthier. People often want more than they have now, more money, a better car, a bigger house, more shoes and clothes. Nowadays, big companies and corporations try to make people buy their products by using more and more advertising techniques. Therefore consumers will never be satisfied: every day there are new ads for new cars, clothesand electronics. TV commercials, posters on the walls, newspaper adsand a variety of different flyers are just some examples of the massive propaganda used by businesses.